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jrmy23 09-16-2004 02:43 PM

radio glitching
 
I have a problem with my radio glitching. It usually begins at the end of my second flight and is always on the same side of the field. By the time my battery voltage is around 5.2 volts it usually gets to bad to fly. I did range with the tx battery at 100% and the rx battery at 5.2 volts and I heard some chattering. I did another with the tx battery at 60% tx says 40% is still in the green and the rx battery was at 4.98 volts and the control surfaces were moving all over the place. When I built the model which is a size 60 trainer the manual stated to run the antenna through the top of the front windshield all the way back to the vertical stabilizer. I tried that and the antenna wasn't long enough so i have it on the outside running along the bottom of the fuselage. I also have the battery pack mount aft of the servo tray with and extension. The radio is still under warranty. I was wondering if their was anything more I could do to prove or disprove that their might be something defective with the radio.

Chris Moon 09-16-2004 05:03 PM

RE: radio glitching
 
First I would plug the battery directly into the receiver and test again -you might have a bad switch harness. Then I would run the antenna forward away from the rest of the radio and range check again to see if your installation is causing noise. Then I would range check with only 1 servo connected and see if that makes a difference. There could be a problem with an aileron extension or servo lead. My bet is the switch - since you still have plenty of voltage, but there is a loss somewhere before it gets to the receiver.

jrmy23 09-16-2004 09:20 PM

RE: radio glitching
 
thanks for your help I thought it might have been something more complicated.


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