Slight hesitation from time to time when blipping throttle
06-10-2010, 10:35 PM
#16
Gotcha
Finally reproduced it on the bench. Using jr9100s on throttle. New mil not an option til this one wears out.
I was smoothly pulling from idle to full throttle. When it got to full throttle it quickly went back to idle,while the trigger still pulled to full,then quickly went back to full. What do u think? Servo or rebind? Servo still pulls strong.
I was smoothly pulling from idle to full throttle. When it got to full throttle it quickly went back to idle,while the trigger still pulled to full,then quickly went back to full. What do u think? Servo or rebind? Servo still pulls strong.
06-11-2010, 05:26 AM
#17
Well I've raced the jr9100s for about 5 or 6 races and it's always done this. Seems like it would have gone out by now. I did buy it used with about 5 races already on it.
06-11-2010, 07:59 AM
#18
I have seen where with a good battery that the rx voltage will drop while operating the throttle servo sometimes to the point where the tx will give me a beep. Maybe the draw from the servo is intermittently hitting the failsafe? Would a Spektrum Power Capacitor help smooth me out here? If so i don't have an extra plug for it on the receiver. I guess get a y harness and split with transponder? Anyone else doing this? I'm running 6v nimh packs(both are good).
Also, i'm going to swap steering and throttle channels and see if i can reproduce. If so it would point to receiver and not servo but could still be a voltage draw issue that is hitting the failsafe.
Also, i'm going to swap steering and throttle channels and see if i can reproduce. If so it would point to receiver and not servo but could still be a voltage draw issue that is hitting the failsafe.
06-11-2010, 08:28 AM
#19
You running a switch? if so bypass it.
06-11-2010, 08:37 AM
#20
Yeah i'm running a switch. Is that bad? Do i just get a longer wire from receiver to battery so when i plug in the battery the receiver is up and running?
06-11-2010, 12:54 PM
#21
If i remember right my battery connector gets warm which means i'd be losing voltage right there. Its just a basic bec connector. I'll probably swap it out for deans and see if that helps.
06-11-2010, 07:32 PM
#22
7955 is one of the most durable servos out there, I have had more throttle servos go bad than steering due to hard impacks, changed over to 7955 for throttle and havent had any issues, plus horizon is the main dealer for hi-tech so any issues you may encounter they replace them for you no question
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