cloudstrife

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ok my electric tamiya tt01 turns when you excelerate and the steering twitches when you try to turn it
it was ok when i had my maxtec aftershock motor in it but i switche it with a johnson silver can and thats when it started now every motor i put to it does the same thing also after i charged the battery is it the radio system or esc? the radio is a flysky fs-gt3b with novak 410-m1c esc

rcduder

it sounds like you plugged in the wires to the rx wrong the servo goes in the first channel and the esc goes in the second channel and make sure the darkest wire of the 3 is facing away from the rx

cloudstrife

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well i put the survo in the 2nd plug in and the esc in the first and now it dosent twitch or anything but now when i press the trigger it turns the wheels and when i turn the wheel it excelorates

when i put the survo in the first plug in and the esc in the second it twitches and excelorates and turns when i press the trigger and when i turn the wheel the steering twitchs lol

rcduder

did u make sure the leads are plugged in correctly? im sure you did but just checking, you may have the channels reversed by accident

Pattojnr

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silver can ? is that brushed ? and is your other motor brushless ? it may be a setting on the ESC to change over for the type of motor used. if that is the case sometimes signals go all funny if proper esc setting isnt used for the type of motor. if that isnt the case, then id try another receiver. reversing channels only changes the direction of the channel, not the channel its self. id try to disconnect your motor wires and try your steering with motor disconnected. and if it plays up wiht the motor then connected, then you know its ESC problem.

Airwave

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Hey dude, don't look further, channel 1 is steering, and channel 2 is throttle, always!

Pattojnr

iTrader: (19)

he has stated he has changed the channels and it stops the twitch but still trigger works steering.

wingracer

iTrader: (24)

He didn't say trigger worked steering in the first post, he said it turns WHILE accelerating.

It's probably either the servo or receiver.

Team_Krusty

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Id just swap bits out (1 at a time) if possible to narrow it down. Find a different servo and see if it does the same thing. Find someone else with different radio gear and plug your esc & servo into their receiver and try again. Trial and error but it should narrow things down. Also you could try putting a JR style connector onto a capacitor and plug it into a spare slot on your receiver.

Simon

Pattojnr

iTrader: (19)

so by this he has tried swapping channels on the receiver.
so 2nd option is the right one. when you change from brushless to brushed, if the esc settings arent matched to the motor type, funny things happen. that is why i suggested to disconnect the motor and try his steering again. but it could also be a receiver issue , its a matter of elimination.

wollow86

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I've had a 2.4 system do exactly this before. It turned out to be the receiver. Mine was reversed symptoms tho, turning the steering also revved the motor.

wingracer

iTrader: (24)

There is no brushless anything involved. A Novak 410 esc is an oldy but goody speedo.

cloudstrife

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i had a maxtec aftershock brushed 10t? motor (i know it is faster than my titan 12t motor) on it then i switched it to a johnson silver can 27t brushed motor and the survo started twitching then i tryed binding the remote and receiver and its working good now thanks everybodynod:

caaraa

Valuable thoughts and advices. I read your topic with great interest.