servo or radio problem
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From: cranbrook, BC, CANADA
I just bought a Jammin X1 RTR
the steering servo gears stripped out as it was equiped with a cheap plastic gears unit
so I picked up a digital HITEC metal gear servo for my steering and a standard analog
metal gear HITEC servo for the throttle. After getting them both installed the srevos were
twitching and acting erratic. So I removed the throttle and put back the origional servo , everything
seemed ok until I drove it and the steering wont hold the natural neutral that I installed the servo
at as well intermittantly after about a minute of driving it wont steer left but works fine right then it might not steer right but left will work ??
Do the cheap radio recievers have trouble suppling the current for these upgraded servos?
Do they cause interefeance with the AM 2 channel radio ??
the steering servo gears stripped out as it was equiped with a cheap plastic gears unit
so I picked up a digital HITEC metal gear servo for my steering and a standard analog
metal gear HITEC servo for the throttle. After getting them both installed the srevos were
twitching and acting erratic. So I removed the throttle and put back the origional servo , everything
seemed ok until I drove it and the steering wont hold the natural neutral that I installed the servo
at as well intermittantly after about a minute of driving it wont steer left but works fine right then it might not steer right but left will work ??
Do the cheap radio recievers have trouble suppling the current for these upgraded servos?
Do they cause interefeance with the AM 2 channel radio ??
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From: cranbrook, BC, CANADA
well I plug in the servo turn on the reciever and radio , turn the whell a couple of times and where it stops is where I have been putting my steering horn on with the wheels straight





