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Originally Posted by Odin544
(Post 13627247)
Antenna removed? Range issues??
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Has anyone tried to use the 4pk angled wheel adaptor on the 4px? I'm not talking about the drop down that came with it I am talking about changing the actual angle of the wheel, I can't be the only one who is a big fan of this?
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KO BSx2 compatibility
Originally Posted by tlp
(Post 13620703)
Hi all
Does anyone know if there are any known compatibility issues with with ko servos? Im currently running a ko bsxone2 low profile response servo it works now with my m11x and rx451r I have transfered the 4px across and servo doesnt even power up. I put a futaba servo on and it works. Heres the interesting thing if I plug the ko servo into the futaba rx whilst powered on though it does work its almost like it needs a little kick start but once I power off the esc and turn the power back on via switch the servo wont power up again... to get it going I need to pull out the servo plug and plug it in again whilst all powered up. Very strange but would like to know if anyone else has had similar experiences. In thoery all hardware seems to be working which is why I put it down to compatibility problem. Thanks Tlp |
Originally Posted by Kave
(Post 13627725)
Has anyone tried to use the 4pk angled wheel adaptor on the 4px? I'm not talking about the drop down that came with it I am talking about changing the actual angle of the wheel, I can't be the only one who is a big fan of this?
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Broke out the 4px today. As others have said, installing the drop down is pretty annoying. The big wire harness is upside down on the wheel unit causing you to have to bend the wires 180 degrees when screwing down the drop down. Also, the long Philips head screws from the accessory bag are hard to screw in. Almost to the point I was wondering if they were the right screws. Heads are very easy to strip also. Futaba really should have used hex head screws.
So to summarize, take your time when installing the drop down. :) |
Originally Posted by kcobra
(Post 13628801)
Broke out the 4px today. As others have said, installing the drop down is pretty annoying. The big wire harness is upside down on the wheel unit causing you to have to bend the wires 180 degrees when screwing down the drop down. Also, the long Philips head screws from the accessory bag are hard to screw in. Almost to the point I was wondering if they were the right screws. Heads are very easy to strip also. Futaba really should have used hex head screws.
So to summarize, take your time when installing the drop down. :) btw im going to order this.. im assuming this will work fine?http://www.amain.com/Futaba-3PK-Padd...tter-Bag/p6004 |
You should go for the Protek hard case with the 4px insert. A bit more money but way more protection.
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Originally Posted by breyton
(Post 13626867)
The ESC and servo are both waterproof, so no need to wrap those :D
Went bashing again today with the Hornet (metallic body) and 4PK/R604FS (antenna removed). No issues. Tomorrow I'll run it with the 4PX and R304SB with antenna delete and see if I experience any range issues. Will keep you guys posted. |
No range issues here using a R304SB-E
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Setup my radio last night impressed so far and had no problems with my Hitec servos in Digital mode.
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Originally Posted by kcobra
(Post 13628897)
You should go for the Protek hard case with the 4px insert. A bit more money but way more protection.
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Used the 4px last night on a covered metal building out door track. Worked well. No glitches with my old FASST C2 receiver and with the included T-FHSS receiver.
Gotta agree with others on this thead about the trigger being huge. I put on the smaller trigger. Pretty close to the 4PKS I have but still slightly bigger. Futaba must think Americans are all 600 pounders with sausage fingers... What are people's opinion of running the throttle in the software at 70/30 vs 50/50? While I have always had my trigger physically at 70/30 I never thought about adjusting the software setting. Did this last night. Didn't really notice a difference although I never notice changes that much. |
Originally Posted by Enur
(Post 13627732)
I have exactly the same problem. Seems to be compatibility issues with the receiver, because the servo works perfectly well with a R614FF, using the same radio. Anyone found a “cure”?
" Thank you for contacting product support. Once power is applied to the receiver, all ports should supply power to anything plugged in to them. I would see it as either compatibility or maybe something wrong with the servo. Thanks," Not very helpful at all. Interesting it works with 614 rx. I was going to get sanwa servo but ended up going with futaba just to be sure. First time I have ever come across this type of compatibily issue which is disappointing with high end system. Well hope someone comes up with a fix shortly but first they need to be aware of the problem and that response I got doesnt give me much confidence that they wanted to try understand more. |
So I had my first hiccup, I guess you'd say, today at the track. Going into Q2 in eBuggy, I was the last guy out (helping someone else) and turned the radio on, then the buggy, and the receiver didn't bind, lost bind, whatever. Running a Radiopost for 2 years, this didn't really bother me much as that happens all the time with that system. No big problem I thought, just go click bind, err, link, and I'll be on my way.
Well, after you bind a receiver to a model on the 4PX, the 'Link' option goes away, leaving just the receiver ID #. Scrambling through menus couldn't find another option. Turning everything off/on didn't do it. Pushing the SW/bind on the receiver didn't get it to bind with the radio on. Finally I turned the radio off, car on, and hit the SW/bind button, then turned on the radio and it re-bound. I haven't checked the manual, but surely there has to be a 'correct' way or some way to re-bind a receiver to a model, or even change receivers on a model? Second I'm curious why it lost bind in the first place. |
Originally Posted by tlp
(Post 13632120)
Thanks for that I thought so this is what I got from Futaba:
" Thank you for contacting product support. Once power is applied to the receiver, all ports should supply power to anything plugged in to them. I would see it as either compatibility or maybe something wrong with the servo. Thanks," |
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