Me too. Was using a 4 cell AA holder and could not bind it. Changed to hump pack and it was all good.

Ok, sweet. I really hope that fixes my issue. Any specific brands I should look for?

-Ant.

Mate Im having these exact same issues as per my thread here;

http://www.rctech.net/forum/radio-el...behaviour.html

No idea what to do, a friend is running the exact same servos and Tx/Rx and battery as me perfectly yet mine does what you can see on that Youtube video of mine.

Its not the batterys moving in the plastic holder. Its the crimped connections in the ends of the plastic holder. Where the springs and jumper connections between batterys and the wires are attached. All of them are crimped not solder. Engine vibration shakes the crimps enough to give you all these problems.

oh really? I will take a look at this today. I did go to a 5 cell hump and t dd fix it but every now and then I see the message pop up on my radio.

-Ant.

Mine does the same thing on both reciever on 2 different cars. It cuts out and comes back :mad:. I'm calling horizon. I think something is wrong with my transmitter.

PS. Mine was purchased in January and don't know if this is a known problem on eariler versions?

If you're talking about the issue Jonoz was having there is a solution. Some analog servos cannot handle the 11m/s framerate. You need to turn the framerate down to 16.5 m/s. I know I was setting up an 8IGHT 2.0RTR on my personal DX3S and the throttle servo would flutter when coming back to neutral. I set the frame rate to 16.5 m/s and the problem went away. Try this.