sr300 glitch
#1
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Tech Initiate
Joined: Apr 2012
Posts: 25
Hey guys, I posted this once already but didn't see it so I'll post again.
MMP 1410 4Pole, savox 1256tg, sr300. Trying to center my servo and sr300 is glitching. I had the resolution set at 5.5ms and the receiver was blinking randomly as well as the motor would spool on its own. For troubleshooting I installed a non digital Hitec servo and bumped the resolution up to 16.5ms and everything was fine. What am I missing here? I don't think I should need a bec for one servo should I? any help would be greatly appreciated.
Jay.
MMP 1410 4Pole, savox 1256tg, sr300. Trying to center my servo and sr300 is glitching. I had the resolution set at 5.5ms and the receiver was blinking randomly as well as the motor would spool on its own. For troubleshooting I installed a non digital Hitec servo and bumped the resolution up to 16.5ms and everything was fine. What am I missing here? I don't think I should need a bec for one servo should I? any help would be greatly appreciated.
Jay.
#2
Hey guys, I posted this once already but didn't see it so I'll post again.
MMP 1410 4Pole, savox 1256tg, sr300. Trying to center my servo and sr300 is glitching. I had the resolution set at 5.5ms and the receiver was blinking randomly as well as the motor would spool on its own. For troubleshooting I installed a non digital Hitec servo and bumped the resolution up to 16.5ms and everything was fine. What am I missing here? I don't think I should need a bec for one servo should I? any help would be greatly appreciated.
Jay.
MMP 1410 4Pole, savox 1256tg, sr300. Trying to center my servo and sr300 is glitching. I had the resolution set at 5.5ms and the receiver was blinking randomly as well as the motor would spool on its own. For troubleshooting I installed a non digital Hitec servo and bumped the resolution up to 16.5ms and everything was fine. What am I missing here? I don't think I should need a bec for one servo should I? any help would be greatly appreciated.
Jay.
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#5
Joined: May 2003
Posts: 4,337
From: Northern & Central Illinois
What's happening is that this servo is pulling more amps than the ESC can provide when the motor is accelerating thus causing the receiver to drop below its voltage threshold and lose contact with the transmitter.
A cheap fix is the receiver cap, a better fix is a stronger BEC and it doesn't matter how many servos but rather how much power they demand.
A cheap fix is the receiver cap, a better fix is a stronger BEC and it doesn't matter how many servos but rather how much power they demand.
#6
Joined: May 2003
Posts: 4,337
From: Northern & Central Illinois
#7
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Tech Initiate
Joined: Apr 2012
Posts: 25
Thanks for the replies. I'll add a 10a bec. I do remember reading that the sr300 didn't support 16.5, I'm a noob, (obviously), so I'll run the sr300 at 11ms to start with...I do plan on racing my new FT though, so that might change.
Jay.
Jay.




