no reverse
09-05-2006, 07:14 PM
#1
no reverse
I was wondering if someone could give me some advise. I have a rc10 b3 buggy, and for some reason I cannot get it to work properly. I have a futaba a.m. 2 channel receiver (fp-r122je), with futaba ms radio (t2ph) controller.
My problem is when I hook up everything, the buggy does not go in reverse. I switched polarity from negative to positive and the motor turns both ways, I tryed switching crystals around and nothing seems to work. I even tryed my other airtronics (true touch). I checked my batterys etc, still no sollution.
My problem is when I hook up everything, the buggy does not go in reverse. I switched polarity from negative to positive and the motor turns both ways, I tryed switching crystals around and nothing seems to work. I even tryed my other airtronics (true touch). I checked my batterys etc, still no sollution.
09-05-2006, 07:19 PM
#2
Originally Posted by jkgilliam1
I was wondering if someone could give me some advise. I have a rc10 b3 buggy, and for some reason I cannot get it to work properly. I have a futaba a.m. 2 channel receiver (fp-r122je), with futaba ms radio (t2ph) controller.
My problem is when I hook up everything, the buggy does not go in reverse. I switched polarity from negative to positive and the motor turns both ways, I tryed switching crystals around and nothing seems to work. I even tryed my other airtronics (true touch). I checked my batterys etc, still no sollution.
My problem is when I hook up everything, the buggy does not go in reverse. I switched polarity from negative to positive and the motor turns both ways, I tryed switching crystals around and nothing seems to work. I even tryed my other airtronics (true touch). I checked my batterys etc, still no sollution.
This is the on road forum but that aside...what type of speed control are you using?
09-05-2006, 07:20 PM
#3
what kind of speed controller do you have? also is your transmitter throttle control switched the right way? give alittle more info.
09-05-2006, 08:29 PM
#4
Originally Posted by jkgilliam1
I was wondering if someone could give me some advise. I have a rc10 b3 buggy, and for some reason I cannot get it to work properly. I have a futaba a.m. 2 channel receiver (fp-r122je), with futaba ms radio (t2ph) controller.
My problem is when I hook up everything, the buggy does not go in reverse. I switched polarity from negative to positive and the motor turns both ways, I tryed switching crystals around and nothing seems to work. I even tryed my other airtronics (true touch). I checked my batterys etc, still no sollution.
My problem is when I hook up everything, the buggy does not go in reverse. I switched polarity from negative to positive and the motor turns both ways, I tryed switching crystals around and nothing seems to work. I even tryed my other airtronics (true touch). I checked my batterys etc, still no sollution.
09-06-2006, 09:48 AM
#5
I have 2 airtronics that I have tryed, one is navac, and its orange with these metal things around it that looks like staples. The other one only has a sticker on it that says Tempo 3 sonik with a green arrow and a red box. It also has a button that says true touch, and thats only on the sticker. My radio is a futaba ( digital proportional radio control system ) with throttle and steering controls. thanks two everyones replys, now do anyone think I can get this thing to back-up.
09-06-2006, 10:00 AM
#6
Originally Posted by jkgilliam1
I have 2 airtronics that I have tryed, one is navac, and its orange with these metal things around it that looks like staples. The other one only has a sticker on it that says Tempo 3 sonik with a green arrow and a red box. It also has a button that says true touch, and thats only on the sticker. My radio is a futaba ( digital proportional radio control system ) with throttle and steering controls. thanks two everyones replys, now do anyone think I can get this thing to back-up.
cool...just keep in mind that the Novak (speed control) may not have a reverse capabilities.
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