need a lil help
#1
need a lil help
ok i have a Tamiya stadium thunder off-road electric truck, and da problem is dat the left wheel turns in too far, and wen i turn da controller on the wheel turns in automatically, ive tried configuring my controller and many other things and still nothing has helped, can any1 help, it is quite annoying wen driving.
#2
Tech Adept
You can try resetting your servo horn to neutral.
To do that you first of all undo the screw on the part that connects the steering arms to the servo and pull that part off the servo.
Then you set your controller to neutral on the adjustment settings and then turn it on.
Thirdly you connect a battery to the car and turn the car on. At this stage your servo will be in the neutral position.
The fourth step is to turn the car off, then the transmitter in that order.
Then you put the steering arm holder back on the servo and screw it on, making sure that you do not let the servo move at all and that your steering arms are as straight as you can get them. Your steering should be straighter than it was and may only require a tiny adjustment to make perfect.
To do that you first of all undo the screw on the part that connects the steering arms to the servo and pull that part off the servo.
Then you set your controller to neutral on the adjustment settings and then turn it on.
Thirdly you connect a battery to the car and turn the car on. At this stage your servo will be in the neutral position.
The fourth step is to turn the car off, then the transmitter in that order.
Then you put the steering arm holder back on the servo and screw it on, making sure that you do not let the servo move at all and that your steering arms are as straight as you can get them. Your steering should be straighter than it was and may only require a tiny adjustment to make perfect.
#3
ok thanx 4 dat, it fixed my problem thanx very much, but now ive got a problem, one wheel is off, and ive tried everything to straightening back up so i can turn properly but i cant seem to fix the problem can any1 plz help
#4
Is it a toe issue? If so just turn the turnbuckle until the wheels are where you want them.
#5
yea i think it is a toe issue, thanx 4 da advice