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stegl · 08-22-2012, 10:40 AM

Have taken apart my working 1010C an checked the numbers on the resister you are referring to and to me looks like a 5Watt 1 ohm resister. Without the scematic is is hard to tell positively for sure.

I had a well used and abused 1010c that quit on me. Just smeled of burning rubber and shut down. Couldn't see any circuit board burns so sent it off toTP in Las Vegas and they said couldn't repair so they offered me $100 off of a new TP820C dual charger or $50 off of the 620 series. Took the offer on the 820 and love it. They also showed it as warrantee replacement or repair so I did have to pay any taxes when it arrived. What do you call that for service ????

08-22-2012, 10:40 AM	#3
stegl RCC Supreme Contributor I am: Len S Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Kelowna, BC Radio of choice: DS16 Jeti and Airtronics SD-6 # of RCs: 10 Feedback: 257 / 100% Posts: 11,771 Total Props: 136	Re: Question for electronics techs Have taken apart my working 1010C an checked the numbers on the resister you are referring to and to me looks like a 5Watt 1 ohm resister. Without the scematic is is hard to tell positively for sure. I had a well used and abused 1010c that quit on me. Just smeled of burning rubber and shut down. Couldn't see any circuit board burns so sent it off toTP in Las Vegas and they said couldn't repair so they offered me $100 off of a new TP820C dual charger or $50 off of the 620 series. Took the offer on the 820 and love it. They also showed it as warrantee replacement or repair so I did have to pay any taxes when it arrived. What do you call that for service ???? Last edited by stegl; 09-06-2012 at 11:31 AM.