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Brufli 11-11-2005 09:21 AM

Brushless BEC
 
I'm wondering if there is any way to use a mix switch on my computerized radio to disable the motor while working on or setting up an airplane. I have tried to set the end point adjustment to -0- but all that does is make the throttle stick inactive to about 3/4 stick. Is this even possible to do. Am using AXI motor and JETI controller.[size[ul]

GOODCHILD 11-11-2005 11:00 AM

RE: Brushless BEC
 
On most computer radios there is a throttle cut program. eg on the FF9 Tx you can allocate a switch to this function and also the degree of throttle cut ie reduce throttle by 40%. Mainly used for the kill function on large petrol engines but we use it to cut the power to electric motors. If the switch is operated with throttle at 0 then one will not be able to start the motor via the esc.

Matt Kirsch 11-11-2005 02:18 PM

RE: Brushless BEC
 
The safest thing to do is remove the propeller. That way you don't forget to re-enable the throttle when you're done, and don't end up with a mysterious ESC "failure" when you go to fly the plane two weeks later :)

Better still, use a 4-cell NiCd or NiMH pack to power the receiver and servos during setup. Leave the motor disconnected completely.


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