servo twitching/marder
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servo twitching/marder
hi when i start my marder,the steering and throttle servos start twitching. i am using an fm control. i am getting interference from something any suggestions?
thanks shymot
thanks shymot
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RE: servo twitching/marder
if you are using a M* I first would switch radio brands, other then that I would look at wiring etc, and metal to metal contact.. then if none of that pans out switch the spark plug cap for a NGK LBO5E
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RE: servo twitching/marder
You have Radio interference somewhere? What type of plug do you have in the motor? You may have a bad plug? How old is the radio? You may have bad crystals? check these suggestions.
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RE: servo twitching/marder
I've had a simular problem with my 1/10th scale, I found whenever my glowplug hit the cooling head the servos would twitch lol, Also it could be a sign your batterys are wearing down as thats what mine did when they got low.
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RE: servo twitching/marder
The electronic ignition system on the engine can cause radio glitching. Large scale veterans recommend using a PCM based system (Futaba 3PK) with Capacitor Discharge Ignition (CDI) gas engines. I personally run a JRXR3i FM in my 1/5 with no problems.
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RE: servo twitching/marder
cheack ur batterys ive got a hi tec agreser and that stars happening when the batterys are low after a quick charge it gets back to normal
or if thats not the case try buying different crstals with another frequency cus sertain freqencys suit different cars
or if thats not the case try buying different crstals with another frequency cus sertain freqencys suit different cars
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RE: servo twitching/marder
you need either a surpressed plug or a surpressed plugcap but don't use both as these cancel each other out
thought it would come provided on the car though
thought it would come provided on the car though