steering problems (radio)
#1
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I recently switch to a different radio becuse my old one was glitching. The new one has really good range, but I can't get the car to go straight when I accelerate. (the back end wants to come out, because it has too much power) The new radio is more sensitive than the old one, so it's hard to get it to go straight.
Can I do anything to the radio to stop it from being so sensitive, like adjust the tension on the wheel or something?
Thanks
Can I do anything to the radio to stop it from being so sensitive, like adjust the tension on the wheel or something?
Thanks
Last edited by ajg; 08-25-2004 at 08:23 PM.
#2
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Isn't dual rate for adjusting the sensitivity?
Anyway, what kind of range does a Futaba 2pl have? I need at least 300 feet.
Anyway, what kind of range does a Futaba 2pl have? I need at least 300 feet.
#3
Dual rate turns down the steering throw, i.e-lower %=less wheel movement.
If the car is unstable under full throttle it's probably a chassis problem. Add more front toe-in.
If the car is unstable under full throttle it's probably a chassis problem. Add more front toe-in.
#4
I don't know if they radio has expo or not...but if it does try your expo at -30....
#5
Yup, just try and find steering exponential or punch and whack it down.
It should all be coverd in the manual.....
It should all be coverd in the manual.....
#6
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Alright.