219LikesTekno RC SCT410.3 Thread
01-27-2019 | 10:23 AM
#5792
I recently finished building my .3. I have a savox 1258tg, srs6000 reciever, HobbyWing sct pro esc and Tekin Pro 4hd. I’m have trouble with truck turning sharp in both directions on its own after accelerating, at all speeds. Do I need an external bec or glitch buster to fix this problem?? Not a total noob with rc but just getting back into it.
01-27-2019 | 12:21 PM
#5794
Tech Initiate
Joined: Nov 2013
Posts: 44
I too am running the 1258tg. I am running it with a Tekin RX8.3 without any problems in my new SCT410.3 Try rebinding the radio and the ESC. Is it acting up during hard acceleration or when you get off the throttle?
What batteries are you running too?
Hi Razor!!!
What batteries are you running too?
Hi Razor!!!
01-27-2019 | 04:41 PM
#5795
Tech Rookie
Joined: Jan 2019
Posts: 4
I took Servo horn off and there’s no binding, wheels turn freely but when I turn wheels by had it feels like there isn’t much resistance from the servo. I’m not quit sure how to check the voltage on esc. I have the HobbyWing WiFi model but don’t see on there where esc voltage would be. Servo saver? I guess I am pretty noobish lol thanks guys for the help. Hopefully I can get this figured out.
01-28-2019 | 11:11 AM
#5797
Tech Adept
Joined: Apr 2016
Posts: 183
From: Wisconsin
The ESC voltage would have to be measured with power on and a volt meter. You would need some way to get at the receiver pins where you plug in servos. The center pin is +Volts DC, the outside black is Volts DC common/ground. Being a noob you probably don't want to mess with this. You might cause more harm than good. Maybe an electronic savy friend could help.
Look at the manual. This is a black mechanical device with a spring in it that goes in between your servo arm and the truck's steering. The more tension on the spring the stiffer the steering. If this is really loose it's going to just flop around as the front tires push on it.
Look at the manual. This is a black mechanical device with a spring in it that goes in between your servo arm and the truck's steering. The more tension on the spring the stiffer the steering. If this is really loose it's going to just flop around as the front tires push on it.
01-29-2019 | 04:10 AM
#5798
Tech Rookie
Joined: Jan 2019
Posts: 4
Ok so when my truck is on stand, power on, I can move my truck side to side and my servo will turn wheels left to right with the motion I’m going in?? I’ve checked everything except the voltage on my esc. I went to one turn out on servo saver(was at three) took horn off, servo doesn’t move. Battery is fully charged and all connections are correct. Bad servo?
01-29-2019 | 07:17 PM
#5800
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Posts: 1,263
From: Seattle
Ok so when my truck is on stand, power on, I can move my truck side to side and my servo will turn wheels left to right with the motion I’m going in?? I’ve checked everything except the voltage on my esc. I went to one turn out on servo saver(was at three) took horn off, servo doesn’t move. Battery is fully charged and all connections are correct. Bad servo?
01-31-2019 | 08:28 AM
#5801
yeah all them settings will mess with ya in a big way........ IF your a beginner running on a out door track thats loose and lomey that will help if you....if you want total control turn it all off go racing....... vehicle control sucks lol
02-01-2019 | 10:27 AM
#5803
Tech Initiate
Joined: Jul 2009
Posts: 35
From: Brownsburg, IN
Anyone know if the Hudy Universal Exclusive Set-Up System (1/10 Off-Road) will work with the SCT410.3? The literature says the axle must be 4.7mm but I'm not certain what they are on this truck.
Thanks.
Thanks.