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There is a mistake in the spreadsheet, The outdoor version of the radio (4 Button) serial number starting with 1 has a DDSCLK: 026000000Hz not 032768000Hz as shown.

No Problem. Start the search at the ON/OFF Switch Clive

Hi Paul Now that is a question. I only know about the X108G with 4 buttons or 5 buttons. I don't have anything later than this model which is why I joined this forum. What do you mean by X108 pattern? Regards Clive

Hi Paul The Schematic is on this site and can be downloaded. It is not easy to repair these radios because there are no part number on the circuit diagram. I always look for something simple if I can. Regards Clive

Hi Check the obvious fuses and measure the voltage coming out of the power lead plug before doing anything else. Clive

Hi I have just downloaded the file "X108G_OLED_FW_V2.00.0_build010,V.2.00.0Build10", and unpacked it. Slightly concerned that the file is named "X108G_OLED_FW_V2.00.0_build010.xgf", but the instructions are called "X108G_OLED_FW_V2.00.0_build010(VCMP) instruction.docx" Are the instructions...

I think that I have just reiterated this question further down the thread, sorry.

My Third Question. Does anybody know how you tell just by looking at the contents of the Firmware.bin file which version you have?

My second question. I didn't do what the firmware instructions said and delete the original firmware.bin file, instead I copied it onto my computer. If I want to revert the firmware upgrade back to where I started noting the firmware upgrade has stopped my radio from working; can I simply...

I have the outdoor version of radio serial number starting with 11xyz, so should I put on X108G_OLED_FW_V2.00.0_build010 firmware? I have just updated the firmware to X108G_OLED_FW_V1.00_build026 which has not bricked the radio but it no longer transmits or receives. If I understand this right...