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Rac3rX 12-15-2011 05:54 PM


Originally Posted by got_nitro (Post 10043365)
You can come in and play thread hero any time you want:ha:. All you posted is what I established in my first post 4 postes later...:lol:

Here's to you Rac3rX~~

http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d9...4/43ad9fb0.jpg

I was just clarifying, & his comment after the fact, "twitching" was not clear, & he stated both servos were "twitching" and then after my comment he checked again & they began to behave and illustrate the issue at hand, clearly confirming the servos are good. I'm pretty sure I wasn't speaking to you...

Whats funny, is how low your self esteem is you had to make a lil comment about it. I tossed in the nod after, cause I knew it would get to you..... :rolleyes: Jokes!

Since you like stupid pictures, here's something for you..

http://i1182.photobucket.com/albums/...y_freaky06.jpg

melonpeel 12-15-2011 06:22 PM

I had a similar problem and it was the crystals. Might want to try a new set of those first before spending a lot more on a new transmitter/receiver. And make sure your transmitter batteries are fresh.

got_nitro 12-15-2011 06:23 PM


Originally Posted by Rac3rX (Post 10043525)
I was just clarifying, & his comment after the fact, "twitching" was not clear, & he stated both servos were "twitching" and then after my comment he checked again & they began to behave and illustrate the issue at hand, clearly confirming the servos are good. I'm pretty sure I wasn't speaking to you...

Whats funny, is how low your self esteem is you had to make a lil comment about it. I tossed in the nod after, cause I knew it would get to you..... :rolleyes: Jokes

Actually, here's what happened: It's in bright blue so you can read it.


Originally Posted by got_nitro (Post 10040651)
Do you have a older traxxas TQ AM radio? I had one go bad in one direction but the other direction was fine. One way you can trouble shoot this problem (if you dont have any other servos) is to unplug the steering servo and the throttle servo on the RX and switch them. You should be able to controll the throttle with your steering wheel now. If your problem is still happening you will know it's not the servo, your problem will either be in your radio or your RX.

So, what "you" <---Bwahaha have established is the obvious, what I already said. Good Job!! C.O.!!:lol:

Besides, I was just bustin your little pebbles anyway, lighten up strippy!;)

Rac3rX 12-15-2011 07:15 PM


Originally Posted by got_nitro (Post 10043665)

So, what "you" <---Bwahaha have established is the obvious, what I already said. Good Job!! C.O.!!:lol:

Besides, I was just bustin your little pebbles anyway, lighten up strippy!;)

Looks like you can't read, or are just too arrogant :rolleyes:


Originally Posted by STRYK3R (Post 10041712)
Awesome! At the receiver I switched the throttle and servo connections. When I powered everything up and turned my steering control- my throttle started twitching. Although when I played with the throttle on the controller my steering still did a little twitching.

It wasn't clear

If his steering was still twitching the servo may still have been bad because in both slots it didn't work right not just in the one.....

I just clarified with him....

However, AFTER I posted, he posted this


Originally Posted by STRYK3R (Post 10041844)
Alright, (still plugged in the same as above) after playing around with it a little more the twitching from left to right in the wheels went away. And now they consistantly go left when I apply brakes and steer right when I apply throttle. Steering the wheel on the controller, on the other hand will make the throttle/brake do something different every time I turn right (which was the problem I had before).

This is for you sir

http://i1182.photobucket.com/albums/...er/dumbass.jpg

:rolleyes:

got_nitro 12-15-2011 07:30 PM


Originally Posted by Rac3rX (Post 10043890)
Looks like you can't read, or are just too arrogant :rolleyes:



It wasn't clear

If his steering was still twitching the servo may still have been bad because in both slots it didn't work right not just in the one.....

I just clarified with him....

However, AFTER I had him clarify and re-check, he posted this




:lol:@ after "you' had him clarify...:lol:

http://i209.photobucket.com/albums/b...s/headslap.gif


Hey MOLE, you have no clue do you:lol: It's obvious his problem was not the servo's before you even posted the first time you degenerate.. The second servo (throttle) did the same thing on the same bad channel, that's pretty obvious there C.O.:lol:

Great Job!!!

http://i793.photobucket.com/albums/y...w/clapping.gif

melonpeel 12-15-2011 07:37 PM

Also, forget amazon, you can get the traxxas 2.4 brand new on ebay for $40 or less. Lots of listings.

Rac3rX 12-15-2011 07:53 PM


Originally Posted by got_nitro (Post 10043961)
:lol:@ after "you' had him clarify...:lol:

http://i209.photobucket.com/albums/b...s/headslap.gif


Hey MOLE, you have no clue do you:lol: It's obvious his problem was not the servo's before you even posted the first time you degenerate.. The second servo (throttle) did the same thing on the same bad channel, that's pretty obvious there C.O.:lol:

Great Job!!!

http://i793.photobucket.com/albums/y...w/clapping.gif

That's right moron, but the steering servo was still twitching idiot, that means it was twitching in both slots, and the throttle/brake was not "twitching" before so the steering shouldn't of been been twitching after swapping slots (idiot).....

So Steering servo malfunctioning in both slots (When one slot is working correctly) means what?

So I had him clarify... He then rechecked and posted


Originally Posted by STRYK3R (Post 10041844)
after playing around with it a little more the twitching from left to right in the wheels went away. And now they consistantly go left when I apply brakes and steer right when I apply throttle

Ahhhh clarity, and confirmation the servo is good... Wasn't that the whole point of the test? Moron! Yeah we knew the transmitter or receiver were bad, but we still need to be sure the servo is not bad also... Dipshit...

You Need to make this your desktop image... Look at it everyday, and realize you are a

http://i1182.photobucket.com/albums/...er/dumbass.jpg



Flamer! Both kinds lol.....

got_nitro 12-15-2011 08:07 PM


Originally Posted by Rac3rX (Post 10044091)
That's right moron, but the steering servo was still twitching idiot, that means it was twitching in both slots, and the throttle/brake was not "twitching" before so the steering shouldn't of been been twitching after swapping slots (idiot), so I had him clarify...

So Steering servo malfunctioning in both slots (When one slot is working correctly) means what?

This is for you too...........

http://i1182.photobucket.com/albums/...er/dumbass.jpg



The Dipshits come in groups around here, lol Flamers! Both kinds lol.....


If you had any clue about how a traxxas AM TQ works you would know that the end points in the throttle (in which his steering servo was plugged in because I asked him to switch them) is very touchy, more so then the steering wheel "steering" end points. Minor twitches or glitches are NORMAL:rolleyes: What it was not doing was going all the way over to one direction like the other slot.

As usual, a noob "you" blows a minor "twitch" out of proportion:rolleyes: You probably confused the guy to begin with, HERO! Good job Douche!

Marcos.J 12-15-2011 08:08 PM

Any one else wants to continue with this bickering? Let me know I don't mind banning you for a few days.

Marcos.J 12-15-2011 08:12 PM

Got nitro and rac3rx you are both banned for 7 days


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