Car still glitches!!! HELP
03-15-2004, 04:51 PM
#31
Originally posted by MugenMTX3Kid
3 pieces of tape? What is that for?
I am sure i am using the same rec. I onyl have 2, lol
3 pieces of tape? What is that for?
I am sure i am using the same rec. I onyl have 2, lol
i ve been running airtronics for about 14 years and i dont glitch.. ive used the same radio and servo and diffrent speedo's through the years and dont have the problems you have give it a try .. Last edited by mb racer; 03-15-2004 at 04:57 PM.
03-15-2004, 07:20 PM
#32
Tech Fanatic
Thread Starter
MY glitching got better after i took off my zip ties off the wires ( ESC wire, Servo Wire). But still glitches a little
03-15-2004, 07:27 PM
#33
Tech Elite
Car still glitches!!! HELP
MugenMTX3Kid;
The Zip Ties themselves should not be responsible for any glitching. HOWEVER, if you have Servo wires, zip-tied to Power wires. This is a No, no!
You want to keep all of your low current wires (Servo leads, etc) as far away from the HIGH current wires (ESC, Motor, Battery) as possible. This especially goes for the Antenna wire also.
The Zip Ties themselves should not be responsible for any glitching. HOWEVER, if you have Servo wires, zip-tied to Power wires. This is a No, no!
You want to keep all of your low current wires (Servo leads, etc) as far away from the HIGH current wires (ESC, Motor, Battery) as possible. This especially goes for the Antenna wire also.
03-15-2004, 08:02 PM
#34
Tech Fanatic
Thread Starter
Thats weird... When i took off those zip ties.. it improved a lot.. hmmm.
03-15-2004, 08:27 PM
#35
Tech Master
Hmm
03-15-2004, 09:47 PM
#36
Ummmm
03-15-2004, 09:57 PM
#37
Tech Apprentice
hmmm..........bigest headache from the simplest of things
03-16-2004, 10:39 AM
#38
Also, try twisting the pos and neg wires that lead to the motor. The current they carry can cause glitching, and twisting them around each other will help to negate each other out. There's a paragraph about this step in the new RCX mag.
03-16-2004, 11:02 AM
#39
Originally posted by MugenMTX3Kid
Whoa, i wont buy all those things, and my hobby shop probably wont let me use it without paying.
Ill try to email novak.
Whoa, i wont buy all those things, and my hobby shop probably wont let me use it without paying.
Ill try to email novak.
03-16-2004, 07:42 PM
#42
Originally posted by John Fontaine
Pic of it.
Pic of it.
03-16-2004, 08:49 PM
#43
Tech Addict
Originally posted by edseb
Also, try twisting the pos and neg wires that lead to the motor. The current they carry can cause glitching, and twisting them around each other will help to negate each other out. There's a paragraph about this step in the new RCX mag.
Also, try twisting the pos and neg wires that lead to the motor. The current they carry can cause glitching, and twisting them around each other will help to negate each other out. There's a paragraph about this step in the new RCX mag.
03-16-2004, 09:05 PM
#44
Tech Master
Replace the capacitor(the big keg looking thing) and see if that helps. I know this helped out on one of my cyclones years ago when I encountered a glitch.
If that doesn't help, the best way to diagnois the problem is to use differant equipment, do you have a friend that has a radio system you can try? Same thing for every other component.
Like I've said before on here, I had a serious glitch one time and replaced everything on the car new(motor, esc, steering servo, etc.) and on my last attempt which was my radio system it turned out it was the radio system. I bought everything else for nothing but I'll never forget what I learned.
If that doesn't help, the best way to diagnois the problem is to use differant equipment, do you have a friend that has a radio system you can try? Same thing for every other component.
Like I've said before on here, I had a serious glitch one time and replaced everything on the car new(motor, esc, steering servo, etc.) and on my last attempt which was my radio system it turned out it was the radio system. I bought everything else for nothing but I'll never forget what I learned.
03-16-2004, 09:08 PM
#45
Tech Addict
Update: his car dont glitch no more
Cause of glitch- tamiya connectors
Solution: Direct solder temporarly, Deans 2morrow
Cause of glitch- tamiya connectors
Solution: Direct solder temporarly, Deans 2morrow
