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Exclamation Stick Tension!!

Has anyone any idea how you alter the tension on the stick springs in the Futaba P-CB3GR Transmitter? There are no screw's or anything inside to alter it so the only thing i can think of is chopping the springs down (trying to avoid if pos)

Or is it possible to buy shorter/stiffer springs?

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h buddy not got that handset but what are you wanting to do ,, are you tryng to stiffen or losen then sticks
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There's no adjustment in the manual mate, but back in the day we used to remove a turn on the spring to make it stiffer or lengthen the spring slightly to make it lighter hope this helps fella.
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Trying to make them stiffer mate lol yeah i was wondering if chopping the springs down was the only option but i wasnt sure if the center coils of the spring would be strong enough to make a new loop to connect back onto the sticks. I thought maybe the ends would have been manufactured stronger with it being the anchor point.

Can you not just by shorter springs lol

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try putting some foam behind them buddy the centre from a set of foams works ,, its my pattent pendng anti throttle jabber dude
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*Buy shorter springs lol (sorry dyslexic fingers)
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try putting some foam behind them buddy the centre from a set of foams works ,, its my pattent pendng anti throttle jabber dude
I would have never thought of that

Will give that a try before butchering the springs

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try the 2wd centre out of a set of foams first mate and se how it feels f thats no good then use the centre from a 4 wd foam instead
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