While out flying last week I started experiencing radio problems. Wiht my two channel hand launch while flying smoothly, it would suddenly yaw to the right. I could correct it by adding some left stick. After three or four of these mild glitches I came home and narrowed it down to the transmitter. While inspecting the wiring I found the smallest little crack in the vinyl on one of the wires to the aileron pot. These wires are glued down and right at the end of the glue was my broken lead. I trimmed and re-attached the original lead but that cost me last years TD plane, 40 feet up on final it spiralled in to the right with a completely severed wire. Then I fixed my transmitter correctly replacing the wire entirely and I have had no further problem. I just wanted to warn you guys that the wiring inside your radio is not completely without stress. I have had this radio for two years and fly 2 to 3 times a week. Happy New Year! Thermals. Steve
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