fail safe question
01-28-2011, 10:04 PM
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fail safe question
Just wondering if a standard nitro fail safe that plugs between your reciever and throttle servo will work in a brushless setup. Im new to brushless so maybe someone can shed some light.
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01-30-2011, 02:58 PM
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RE: fail safe question
ORIGINAL: The_Shark
not nessiary.
not nessiary.
The reason i asked is that i just bought a savage flux and it has a built in fail safe in the standard HPI TF20 E receiver and im not using that control pack. So what happens if you lose radio range?
01-30-2011, 03:27 PM
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RE: fail safe question
ORIGINAL: sturb25
The reason i asked is that i just bought a savage flux and it has a built in fail safe in the standard HPI TF20 E receiver and im not using that control pack. So what happens if you lose radio range?
ORIGINAL: The_Shark
not nessiary.
not nessiary.
The reason i asked is that i just bought a savage flux and it has a built in fail safe in the standard HPI TF20 E receiver and im not using that control pack. So what happens if you lose radio range?
The ESC when it stops receiving a signal defaults to 0.
Where in a nitro the servo just stops where it is (which causes run aways) unless the fail safes set to go to reverse.
