Buggy Electronics help
#16
Put in receiver for out cast. No more issues
. How do I troubleshoot whether it's airtronics m11x or the receiver that's the issue?
. How do I troubleshoot whether it's airtronics m11x or the receiver that's the issue?
#17
a glitch buster will not help. remove center wire on rx plug from esc to rx the add a ubec,, thats your fix keep servo .yes the savox is power hungry .so a 10 amp bec or ubec will be your fix and thats under 10$ online
#18
If you read his post, he tried a bec he already had. The problem didn't go away. Do you know how many amps a servo connector is rated for? If he has a problem where something is browning out the receiver, and he just throws a big bec at it, he will probably damage more electronics when the overheated connector melts. Please stop giving bad advice.
#19
I don't know if you read above , but I put in receiver from my sons arrma outcast and now the buggy works without issue. i did also try a UBEC last night. Hobbywing 5amp 7.5 amp peak that has been flawless in my LOSI LST2 conversion for probably 10 plus years. The radio from the outcast had no issues, no glitch buster, no BEC, just works.
#20
Plug a different servo into the airtronics receiver and see if it works like normal or not. I had a bad receiver that killed 3 esc's and a motor before I figured out what the problem was.
If you read his post, he tried a bec he already had. The problem didn't go away. Do you know how many amps a servo connector is rated for? If he has a problem where something is browning out the receiver, and he just throws a big bec at it, he will probably damage more electronics when the overheated connector melts. Please stop giving bad advice.
If you read his post, he tried a bec he already had. The problem didn't go away. Do you know how many amps a servo connector is rated for? If he has a problem where something is browning out the receiver, and he just throws a big bec at it, he will probably damage more electronics when the overheated connector melts. Please stop giving bad advice.
#22
Popped receiver into sons outcast this morning, only a few minutes to screw around with it, but it appears to be doing the same thing.
Is a Radiolink RC4gs okay for racing? Looking for something with decent latency that isn't too expensive. One because I don't know if the kid will stay with racing and two because I don't want to be paying 30 dollars plus per receiver. Thats of course assuming I can't get this airtronics radio to work. I got the receiver used off of here so I guess it could be bad, but I'm thinking more towards the transmitter. Unfortunately I have no way to definitively test because I don't have another receiver.
Is a Radiolink RC4gs okay for racing? Looking for something with decent latency that isn't too expensive. One because I don't know if the kid will stay with racing and two because I don't want to be paying 30 dollars plus per receiver. Thats of course assuming I can't get this airtronics radio to work. I got the receiver used off of here so I guess it could be bad, but I'm thinking more towards the transmitter. Unfortunately I have no way to definitively test because I don't have another receiver.
#24
Receiver it was . Tested a different receiver last with the transmitter and it worked fine. I'm just kind of ticked that I have to go and get another receiver now after spending 50 on the first one.