DX7 - buzzing sound - normal?
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Foosball,
First of all, are the servos in the plane with the pushrods connected?? If so remove the pushrods and see of they still buzz.
If they still buzz you have something wrong with the servo.
Second, are they the digital servos that ship with the Spektrum? If so it is normal for a digital servo to "buzz" when in the neutral position. You don't have anything to worry about here with them buzzing.
If they are not digital servos, and they buzz with the pushrods connected you have something wrong with your control surface setup that is creating pressure and pushing/pulling on the servo. You will need to troubleshoot what is causing this.
Ken
First of all, are the servos in the plane with the pushrods connected?? If so remove the pushrods and see of they still buzz.
If they still buzz you have something wrong with the servo.
Second, are they the digital servos that ship with the Spektrum? If so it is normal for a digital servo to "buzz" when in the neutral position. You don't have anything to worry about here with them buzzing.
If they are not digital servos, and they buzz with the pushrods connected you have something wrong with your control surface setup that is creating pressure and pushing/pulling on the servo. You will need to troubleshoot what is causing this.
Ken
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I think he is talking about the controler buzzing not the servos.
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From: St. Peters,
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I just got mine yesterday as well and turned the switch on to see the battery voltage. I heard a soft humming sound coming from it but it wasn't buzzing.
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From: Denton,
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I just got mine yesterday as well and turned the switch on to see the battery voltage. I heard a soft humming sound coming from it but it wasn't buzzing.
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In the radio forums they talk about this frequently. It seems to be fairly common and nobody seems to worry about it much once discussed. Search the JR forum and "RC Radios, Transmitters, Receivers, Servos, gyros" forum for threads.
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Read this
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_58...tm.htm#5896617
Noise will be coming from the speaker.
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_52...tm.htm#5234561
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_58...tm.htm#5896617
Noise will be coming from the speaker.
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_52...tm.htm#5234561
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From: Denton,
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Thanks bruce88123 .
I went to the hobby shop and we listened to 3 DX7s. Didn't hear any noise; however, the room was pretty loud. I'll need to take mine up there to double check, but it sounds like it's pretty normal, although it didn't seem like the sound was associated with the speaker.
I went to the hobby shop and we listened to 3 DX7s. Didn't hear any noise; however, the room was pretty loud. I'll need to take mine up there to double check, but it sounds like it's pretty normal, although it didn't seem like the sound was associated with the speaker.
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My DX7 makes a low buzzing/humming sound. Same sound my laptop makes when i turn the wireless on. I know they are both on 2.4GHz so it may be normal. I've flown several times with my DX7 with NO problems whatsoever.
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Thanks bruce88123 .
I went to the hobby shop and we listened to 3 DX7s. Didn't hear any noise; however, the room was pretty loud. I'll need to take mine up there to double check, but it sounds like it's pretty normal, although it didn't seem like the sound was associated with the speaker.
Thanks bruce88123 .
I went to the hobby shop and we listened to 3 DX7s. Didn't hear any noise; however, the room was pretty loud. I'll need to take mine up there to double check, but it sounds like it's pretty normal, although it didn't seem like the sound was associated with the speaker.
Don't worry about it, it is the voltage regulator inside the DX7 TX that is making the noise, some are slightly louder than others.



