servos
06-03-2007 | 05:41 PM
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servos
well, i went to radio shack this morning and bought some solder and a solder iron, and i soldered the wires on trouble free, so i instaled the motor and pluged the servos into my [link=http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&W=001354135&I=LXCRJ8&P=K]Esc/rx[/link] into the correct slots, so i turned everything on and the motor works well, but the servos do not work at all, Any suggestions would be appreciated
Thanks,
Austin
Thanks,
Austin
06-03-2007 | 11:56 PM
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RE: servos
Hi Austin -
Here's what I would to do troubleshoot.
Disconnect the motor and all but one servo. Check to be sure the servo is plugged in correctly. If the plug is upside down, the servo won't work. Try all the servos one at a time, being sure you've plugged them in correctly.
If the servos still don't work, you might have a problem with the ESC/RX.
- Jeff
Here's what I would to do troubleshoot.
Disconnect the motor and all but one servo. Check to be sure the servo is plugged in correctly. If the plug is upside down, the servo won't work. Try all the servos one at a time, being sure you've plugged them in correctly.
If the servos still don't work, you might have a problem with the ESC/RX.
- Jeff
