Could someone direct me to the video on separating the remote
Thanks
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Remove screw under battery. Squeeze the upper half around battery compartment. The locking tabs are on the upper half, so squeezing that area of the case allows the bottom half to come off. Once you have one side done, it will separate easily. G
I can say that a remote that has never been apart is somewhat of a PITA to get the process started! Once it's been apart, they come apart the second time much easier. 
Clem,
The following from the DCS Companion 3rd Edition, pages 161-162, may help:
Opening the DCS Remote can be extremely difficult and can cause problems with the DCS Remote! You should consider having this done by an authorized MTH service center!
- Open the battery compartment door on the back of the DCS Remote and remove the batteries.
- Remove the Phillips head screw inside the battery compartment.
- Before opening the DCS Remote's case, note that when the DCS Remote is opened, there will still be a black wire connecting the two halves of its case.
- Begin to separate the two halves of the DCS Remote's case by pushing outwards from inside the battery compartment while squeezing the bottom portion of the top of the DCS Remote. This requires considerable patience, particularly when opening a DCS remote's case for the first time.
- Once the bottom of the shell begins to separate, gently continue to separate the two halves of the case and open the DCS Remote like a book, taking care not to damage the wire connecting the two halves of the case.
- The transceiver board is located at the top of the DCS Remote behind the LCD screen. Do not under any circumstances lift up on the transceiver board or black wire!
- Press down gently on the transceiver board to reseat it.
- Place a piece of soft, nonconductive spongy material on top of the transceiver board so that it will hold the board in place when the DCS Remote is reassembled.
- Carefully line up the two halves of the case and gently but firmly snap them back together.
- Replace the Phillips head screw, the batteries and the battery compartment door.
This and a whole lot more is all in “The DCS Companion 3rd Edition", available for purchase from many fine OGR advertisers and forum sponsors, or as an eBook or a printed book at OGR’s web store!
Thank you Gentleman.....I'll give it a try
Was there a video on the forum at one time ?
Clem
