Silencing the buzzer inside the Controller

[Sniperfritz]

I own the Air and the zoom. on both of them the buzzer becomes annoying when obstacles are detected.
does anyone have any ideas as to what can be done about it. I am considering disassembly and soldering out the buzzer.

 

[BD0G]

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[Sniperfritz]

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Thanks for sharing.

 

[Jamie lisburn]

I own the Air and the zoom. on both of them the buzzer becomes annoying when obstacles are detected.
does anyone have any ideas as to what can be done about it. I am considering disassembly and soldering out the buzzer.

 

[Jamie lisburn]

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I didn’t want to mute it totally , so peeled back rubber , drilled , and pushed a bit of rubber against speakers , refitted rubber , and you’d never know it was touched ,
Just push rubber in until it’s hitting speaker , turn on control and try the beeping , if still to loud then push it in further so as it’s putting more pressure on speaker

 

[Sniperfritz]

I didn’t want to mute it totally , so peeled back rubber , drilled , and pushed a bit of rubber against speakers , refitted rubber , and you’d never know it was touched ,
Just push rubber in until it’s hitting speaker , turn on control and try the beeping , if still to loud then push it in further so as it’s putting more pressure on speaker

Wow cool idea.

 

[Jamie lisburn]

Wow cool idea.

Definitely worked a great , and saved you opening controller, as that looks like a difficult task in its self .
When drilling , just go very slowly

 

[Sniperfritz]

I will be opening the controller for antenna replacement , might as well silence the buzzer while I am in there.

 

[Sniperfritz]

Definitely worked a great , and saved you opening controller, as that looks like a difficult task in its self .
When drilling , just go very slowly

When the drill comes out on the other side. Then you know that you drilled to hard.
Ha HA just kidding.

 

[Buckshot Ranch]

When the drill comes out on the other side. Then you know that you drilled to hard.
Ha HA just kidding.

Are you still talking about drones?

 

[lmel2005]

My MP controller, stopped beeping by itself.
Works great, but it's very quiet.

I think it's a clever controller, understanding operator's needs.

 

[Sniperfritz]

Are you still talking about drones?

Yes, of course.

 

[Sniperfritz]

To Answer my own question. I disassembled the controller. De-soldered the bottom left resistor using an hot air station. it connects to the buzzer . The obstacle buzzing drove me nuts.
I don't need the buzzer. The app keeps me informed well enough. I left the resistor connected one side only. just in case i need to reverse the mod.

Her mouth is now completely shut.

 

[BD0G]

Great way to go. You can also apply just a tad of solder from a soldering iron and then reheat that pad carefully and then wick away the solder with solder wick. Pry the resistor up ever so slightly with tweezers while applying some heat. Same idea but no desolder station needed.

 

[Sniperfritz]

My hot air station blows hot air over the component. I just heated it up and moved it with tweezer. Just need to be more careful with soldering iron if hot air is not available. I wonder what alerts I might be missing with buzzer now quiet? I mean what does the buzzer tell you what the app doesn't already do?

 

[sprtbkrydr]

I guess you'll never know...…….

 

[brett8883]

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I have done this and works like a dream.

Kudos to those who figured out how to drill into the controller to silence the remote for free. I am always supportive of experimentation and I think things like this can lead to unintended discovery that benefit us all and I thank you for it.

However, in this particular case when only looking at the desire to silence the remote this $5 “Silencio” app is at such a low price, works perfectly, and doesn’t require modifying the hardware that in my opinion this is the preferred method to resolve this issue. But again I appreciate you guys who figured out a free way to do this and keep on modding!

 

[Sniperfritz]

I have done this and works like a dream.

Kudos to those who figured out how to drill into the controller to silence the remote for free. I am always supportive of experimentation and I think things like this can lead to unintended discovery that benefit us all and I thank you for it.

However, in this particular case when only looking at the desire to silence the remote this $5 “Silencio” app is at such a low price, works perfectly, and doesn’t require modifying the hardware that in my opinion this is the preferred method to resolve this issue. But again I appreciate you guys who figured out a free way to do this and keep on modding!

Silence Jippie. In the end I am glad for the silence.

 

[pvs]

I have done this and works like a dream.

Kudos to those who figured out how to drill into the controller to silence the remote for free. I am always supportive of experimentation and I think things like this can lead to unintended discovery that benefit us all and I thank you for it.

However, in this particular case when only looking at the desire to silence the remote this $5 “Silencio” app is at such a low price, works perfectly, and doesn’t require modifying the hardware that in my opinion this is the preferred method to resolve this issue. But again I appreciate you guys who figured out a free way to do this and keep on modding!

I'd love that App, but it's not available for the Air, so I might just try this.

 

[Dreunpaailot]

Where to drill exactly for m2zoom?