MARSA4 Question

I have a MARSA4 Flight Computer that I am wanting to sell on TRF. I picked this unit up at an auction at our local club and I have never used it. I would like someone to enjoy it; however when I plugged a 9V battery and switched it on to see if it worked a "Sensor Fault" message came on. Can someone help me to understand if this unit isn't working. I don't want to sell a broken item to another rocketeer.
Thank you,
Mark

A sensor fault usually means the barometric sensor or the accelerometer has a contact loose or the component has been entirely knocked off. Easily repairable. Send it to Marsa Systems via the address on the website and it will be repaired for the cost of shipping.

Or let someone purchase it 'as-is'

Thank you John. I will send it to Marsa Systems and have it repaired. I don't want to sell a lame unit.

Mark

jderimig said:

A sensor fault usually means the barometric sensor or the accelerometer has a contact loose or the component has been entirely knocked off. Easily repairable. Send it to Marsa Systems via the address on the website and it will be repaired for the cost of shipping.

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John provides excellent customer service!

I emailed him through the company and he responded very quickly. I might just have to keep this one!

Mark

It's a good unit.
I flew mine in my Mad Dog 6 at URRF 2 to just shy of 10k on a 98 mm M.
I used all 4 channels and worked as expected.


JD

Love the Marsa54L...I'd keep the unit you won.

Thanks JD, Mark and Kevin. You have convinced me to keep the unit. I look forward to receiving the unit back from the company.

Mark