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Originally Posted by Brindille
(Post 16155768)
1) can I change the sub trim increment step? I only found a setting to change the trim step.
2)did you modify the original springs? or can one buy such springs somewhere to experiment with different stiffnesses? I'm not comfortable bending the supplied springs if i cant get replacements. 3) what is the use of the "copy trim to subtrim" output function? can it help speeding the initial model set up ? Since I operate the subtrim via GVAR, I can set the increment value of GVAR with a special function. 2) Almost all of the components of MT12 can be purchased on the radiomaster website. 3) This function seems to be mainly used in air radio. You will probably never use it in a car. |
I use Dumborc X6FG. Copy the same model over and over and just bind the new car. Rarely mess with any output or mix. Sometimes, same priofile works for multiple receiver. I got like 10 RC truck on this radio with all same Dumborc receiver, and I know at least 3 of them work on the same profile. So sometimes, I dont even need to bind anything.
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Originally Posted by Chof
(Post 16155773)
2) Almost all of the components of MT12 can be purchased on the radiomaster website. And for the trigger springs are they enclosed inside the trigger assembly (sold as "MT12 Surface Radio Trigger Assembly")? |
Originally Posted by RC10Nick
(Post 16154811)
wait, so the devs KNEW the hardware would output garbage on the PWM pins and still designed a receiver around it anyway? that makes it SO MUCH WORSE.
I know it's open source, but that's inexcusably negligent and incompetent. like, the first and most important design requirement for any receiver is ONLY output signals the user initiations from the transmitter, and NEVER output anything else. how can you design a reciever, find out it outputs garbage on the pins that could send a car flying out of control, and simply be like "well that's good enough. send it!" and even with a fix for this specific problem in the works, how is anyone supposed to trust the judgment of these devs, or the judgement of radiomaster to make sure they vet the tech they use in their radios? the simple answer is you can't. It's also a hardware limitation, not a decision the devs made. |
honestly, it sounds like it was initialization at startup - which used to be the norm. anyone remember turning on their cars and having everything go LR and esc hit for a sec?
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Boot loops are common enough failure modes in modern electronics that it's 100% possible this could cause runaways.
And it still goes back to the devs - they chose the hardware. They could have picked a different chip or made it impossible to config a pwm rx on that hardware. |
Originally Posted by RC10Nick
(Post 16156154)
Boot loops are common enough failure modes in modern electronics that it's 100% possible this could cause runaways.
You hyperbole is off the charts man. |
Rx firmware boot loop, not tx. Could happen anytime regardless of what the tx is doing. If you weren't too concerned with trying to dunk on me with your irrelevant experience maybe you'd have considered that.
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Originally Posted by RC10Nick
(Post 16156173)
Rx firmware boot loop, not tx. Could happen anytime regardless of what the tx is doing. If you weren't too concerned with trying to dunk on me with your irrelevant experience maybe you'd have considered that.
Haven't ever seen one of those either, anybody else here seen it......ever. Hyperbole, dude. |
Thinking about getting one of these to run will all my spektrum receivers. Does the smart esc info work with this radio?
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Originally Posted by Pinepig
(Post 16156176)
Haven't ever seen one of those either, anybody else here seen it......ever.
Hyperbole, dude. |
Originally Posted by RC10Nick
(Post 16156186)
Well feel free to dismiss all you want, reality is people are having runways with these things.
I already know Edge TX ( open Tx ) is a bit of a pain to work with, but it is powerful. |
Originally Posted by roadrashracing2
(Post 16156177)
Thinking about getting one of these to run will all my spektrum receivers. Does the smart esc info work with this radio?
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Originally Posted by RC10Nick
(Post 16156154)
Boot loops are common enough failure modes in modern electronics that it's 100% possible this could cause runaways.
And it still goes back to the devs - they chose the hardware. They could have picked a different chip or made it impossible to config a pwm rx on that hardware. The open source devs who wrote the code are often not the hardware engineers that chose the hardware. |
100% a hardware issue, and an issue with the two receivers relevant to 1/10 racing. MT12 is in my crawlers now, a runway is not very fast if it even occurs at 333 full
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