cable to carb???
02-16-2010 | 03:18 PM
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RE: cable to carb???
ORIGINAL: chevyv8
Also another ? I have a confirmed good battery. When I flip the switch on, the servos twitch. When I try the controller, I get nothin. What should I check?
Also another ? I have a confirmed good battery. When I flip the switch on, the servos twitch. When I try the controller, I get nothin. What should I check?
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/fb.asp?m=9505333
If yes, and if you have not gotten the correct crystals, it is not going to work.
02-16-2010 | 03:53 PM
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RE: cable to carb???
If you have a TX that can be operated in eitherPCMor PPMmode, make sue the mode is set correctly for your RX. I cost me near $40 because I didn't check and sent the RX in for repair. The reciver and servos will act as you describe if the mode is wrong.
Don
Don
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I will take closer look. I just a quick look with a pick. It didn't catch, but I will clean it and set some oil in the area and see if oil seeps through. I looked on tower for the arm but all I see is the carb.
Also another ? I have a confirmed good battery. When I flip the switch on, the servos twitch. When I try the controller, I get nothin. What should I check?
I will take closer look. I just a quick look with a pick. It didn't catch, but I will clean it and set some oil in the area and see if oil seeps through. I looked on tower for the arm but all I see is the carb.
Also another ? I have a confirmed good battery. When I flip the switch on, the servos twitch. When I try the controller, I get nothin. What should I check?
02-17-2010 | 11:20 AM
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RE: cable to carb???
Hi!
Many newbies just bolt their engines down on a plastic mount without checking the mounting lugs for trueness (so that they are level).
Othervise the crank case can get bent and crack
Many newbies just bolt their engines down on a plastic mount without checking the mounting lugs for trueness (so that they are level).
Othervise the crank case can get bent and crack
02-17-2010 | 12:28 PM
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RE: cable to carb???
Cant recall in over 50 plus years of messing with motors that I ever saw a mount on a motor that was not stright and level - Guess I missed a few over time but never had a crscked case eather from mounting- That was starting at the time of McCoy red heads and brown jrs , and Hornets up to present day motors
Nope the Skydivers dont have motors
Don
Nope the Skydivers dont have motors
Don
