Official Tekin RX8 GEN2 ESC Thread
#2794
#2795
Tech Initiate
Joined: Apr 2015
Posts: 20
From: Southeast Idaho
Hey guys - I have been trying to calibrate my ESC with a couple sifferent radios, and I've been having some issues.
With a futaba it will calibrate neutral and forward throttle, but the brake won't calibrate.
With a spektrum radio I have the same issue as above. I'm both cases I have made sure the trim is set, I've adjusted the neutral width, etc.
The only radio that I have successfully calibrated is the traxxas RTR radio/rx
Any help? Thanks!
With a futaba it will calibrate neutral and forward throttle, but the brake won't calibrate.
With a spektrum radio I have the same issue as above. I'm both cases I have made sure the trim is set, I've adjusted the neutral width, etc.
The only radio that I have successfully calibrated is the traxxas RTR radio/rx
Any help? Thanks!
#2797
Check your throws. Example spectrum should have at a min travel 100-100 and check your front screen and make sure you have full brake, 100% should show on the brake line. If not intentionally turned down sometimes it gets nudged as the switches at your thumb on the handle will turn your brake up and down.
#2800
Hey guys I hope all is well!! How do I make it so when I plug my battery into the ESC it turns the car on. In other words I dont want to have to switch the power on after I connect the battery. Do I just twist the pos and neg together on the switch? Will that short the ESC?
#2803
Cool thanks for the help. Actually my problem is that if I land hard enough sometimes the damn switch turns off turning the car off!! Its the worst. I guess I need to fasten the switch down more securely hoping it doesn't shut off.
#2804
Dab of shoe goo on the switch and stick it right to the Rx8 case. Also make sure to face it the Right direction, ON = Facing forwards.
#2805
It can be a bad cell easy enough but I would expect this to show up during a discharge IF and only IF you can monitor each cell.
The guys are all correct though, clear your data logger memory and then go run the car. You'll see the battery voltage drop below LVC if it's a bad pack.
The guys are all correct though, clear your data logger memory and then go run the car. You'll see the battery voltage drop below LVC if it's a bad pack.
Huge thanx to everyone for their knowledge and suggestions.



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