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Source for Maestro hard cover button spacers

W7CHW
W7CHW Member ✭✭
in Maestro

I have tried finding button spacers that are the same thickness and diameter as the originals but no luck.

Some of mine come off during normal hard cover operations. Does anyone know of a good supplier?

I was told that they can not be ordered from Flex.

Answers

  • Mike-VA3MW
    Mike-VA3MW Administrator, FlexRadio Employee, Community Manager, Super Elmer, Moderator admin

    I think we mailed you some today.

  • W7CHW
    W7CHW Member ✭✭

    Thanks Mike yes you did but for the future? I sent an email to Cathy thanking her but since this happens so frequently I would prefer not bothering Flex for such a minor issue. Maybe others have had the same thing happen and would appreciate a reference to a supplier.

  • Gord-VA7GP
    Gord-VA7GP Member ✭✭✭
    edited April 9

    In addition to having a couple of the hard-cover "dots" come loose, I found that whenever I put the hard-cover onto my Maestro C, I would inadvertently hit the "Power" button with the hard-cover and turn it on ☹️

    I happened to have some self-adhesive rubber feet that worked. There were adhesive feet that accompanied some Amazon purchase or another, and may have been 1/8" (3mm) high or so. A couple of these straddling the "Power" button eliminated my inadvertent power-on when stowing the Maestro C.

    For the perimeter dots, so far I've been lucky enough to recover and re-install the originals, but yeah … they do come loose.

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