michael marshall

I connected every thing for my plane today. But my throtle does not want to work. The throtel stick controles the rudder and no stick wants to activate the motor. Can any one explaine this to me because I dont know any more.

arx_n_sparx

Channel 1 = ailerons
Channel 2 = elevator
Channel 3 = throttle
Channel 4 = rudder

If you have just a 3 channel radio, the rudder will be plugged into channel 1

michael marshall

AAAA ok I got that I made a few runs with it and broke the motor in, but why does the servis just suddenly start to freak out. They just start to go hay-wire as well as the motor with out any radio input??????

arx_n_sparx

Either interference, or else the batteries in the transmitter ran down. Do you have capacitors on the back of the motor?

michael marshall

is that the teo littel light brown type chips on the end of the motor?

arx_n_sparx

That would be them. Try moving the ESC (speed controller) closer to the motor, and try to get the receiver (Rx) away from the ESC and the battery (and also away from the servos and their wiring - yes, I know the servos have to plug into the Rx). Make sure your transmitter (Tx) is charged up. Make sure you have the Rx antenna routed well away from any wiring inside the plane and also away from any metal parts.

Matt Kirsch

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Make sure the antenna is stretched out on the airplane. Make sure ALL batteries are fully charged.

Also try moving the transmitter away from the plane. Sometimes the signal from the transmitter can swamp the receiver, especially if you're standing right next to the plane with the antenna fully extended.

lwatson

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I hate to state the obvious, but be sure and have the transmitter on. If it is not on, the receiver will pick up random signals from the airways and freak out.

michael marshall

Well thanks for the help I changed the location of the plug and it seems to work now. I think it was just the riseever that was screwing up. Thanks again hguys.