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Here's the sitch: PowerFC model# PFC ER34 9906-0047

Commander is: 9907-0018

When installed in ER34 NEO, engine starts and idles OK, but the commander display is stuck on the A'pexi logo. Doesn't advance to engine spec and no amount of button fiddling will allow it to advance any further.

Do I have the right Commander?? Am I overlooking something really simple?? It's caused me a litlle embarrassment :P Paulr33, got your ears on??

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hey mate you most likely have the wrong hand controller hence it will freeze on the apexi logo i think u need the FCC3 hand controler?

correct me if im wrong someone thanks :(

Cheers

Chi

Yeah I've done some more research. This commander is for FD3S. I need either 415-N001 or 415-X001. Nengun's website lists N001 as suitable for ER34....Godammit :P

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