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Full speed reverse....
Howdy all
I have a question, but I'm not certain whether it pertains to the ESC or the Radio. I have a B4.1 and I just installed a Novak Ballistic/Havoc Pro combo along with an Airtronics MX-3x. I've selected that the ESC enables reverse as I'm still getting used to the car and at the tracks I run for practice, reverse is handy. What I've discovered is that when I use the brakes, then hit reverse - it's basically all on or all off - there doesn't seem to be any way to feather the throttle in reverse (which is not like the RTR radio and ESC that I am used to) Am I missing something in the setup of the transmitter that would calm this down a bit? thanks in advance, Mike |
Hi - Have you re-calibrated the new radio to the ESC?
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Hey John - yes, I have - did that first thing. Even re calibrated before I turned on reverse. Forward works great...
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Hmm, possibly try setting your Brake EPA @ 160%, then re-calibrate the ESC.
I've had a look through the manual, and I can't find anything that could be causing the problems you describe (I have the MX-3X as a spare). |
Thanks - I was wondering if the EPA would do it. I'll give it a shot.
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Could the expo be set on the reverse side? If you have a high + expo on reverse (not sure why you would but doesn't hurt to check) it would give you that symptom as well.
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I'll have to check, but I haven't really changed many of the settings aside from the servo sub trip and the EPAs on the steering
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If all else fails.....
Because I am not part of Novak's technical support group, I suggest you email [email protected] with your question, Our regular CS/Tech Support hours can be located here. Before emailing, take a moment to review the instructions (trouble-shooting guide) originally included with your Novak Item:
Novak Instruction Downloads Trouble-shooting TeamNovak's One Touch™ Speed Controls Please make your initial email as detailed as possible. Include: ~ speed control (brand/model) ~ motor (brand/wind) ~ number/type of cells ~ battery, brand (c rating/capacity ~ rotor (old/new) ~ connectors used ~ servo (brand/model) ~ radio system (receiver/transmitter) ~ vehicle & gearing ~ warranty claim? ~ lipo cut-off, on/off ~ any external modules (BEC/brand, Glitch Buster) ~ other important info: water damage, corrosive chemical sprays, excess heat, etc |
Quick update - I changed the trigger position a bit - that helped a little - but it's still about 100% more touchy than forward. Changing the brake EPA didn't seem to make a difference.
NovakTwo, I've sent a note to tech support with all the info ~m |
I have the havoc sc. Setup. Reverse is full bore. Nothing you can do about it. Has something to do with the timing and cannot be changed. It mentions it in the paperwork that comes with the esc briefly. Hope this helps you.
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Got the same setup and I swear reverse would blow the doors off forward, If I can figure out how to drive a front wheel drive, rear steer truck.....Ill be unbeatable! Sucker's gonna turn on a dime.
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Interesting - I didn't see that anywhere, but I'll look again.
I think the trick may be in the trigger position - they talk about electronic throw and mechanical throw in the transmitter setup section. I suppose on the mx-3x that would be the EPAs in an electronic sense (I think) but it seems to have helped some that moved the trigger more towards the middle with the adjustment screw (and yeah, it does definitely get trucking in reverse lol) ~m
Originally Posted by Hackem
(Post 8349517)
I have the havoc sc. Setup. Reverse is full bore. Nothing you can do about it. Has something to do with the timing and cannot be changed. It mentions it in the paperwork that comes with the esc briefly. Hope this helps you.
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