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Dadx2mj · 06.04.2008, 02:15 PM

Tech Support at Castle has told me the on/off switch only effects the circuit that supplies juice to the receiver but the rest of the circuity still gets power even when switch is turned off. I confirmed this when a wire for my switch tore off the circuit board. I plugged in a 4 cell AA pack to the receiver and everything worked fine.

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Dadx2mj RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 81 Join Date: May 2008	06.04.2008, 02:15 PM Tech Support at Castle has told me the on/off switch only effects the circuit that supplies juice to the receiver but the rest of the circuity still gets power even when switch is turned off. I confirmed this when a wire for my switch tore off the circuit board. I plugged in a 4 cell AA pack to the receiver and everything worked fine.