More Taranis Momentary Switches
One momentary switch not enough on your Taranis radio?
It’s very straightforward to fit different switches to the Taranis to suit your own requirements.
First, undo the Philips heads screws and separate the case:
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One momentary switch not enough on your Taranis radio?
It’s very straightforward to fit different switches to the Taranis to suit your own requirements.
First, undo the Philips heads screws and separate the case:
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Components side:
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… until I came across this PDF on a German FPV forum.
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