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I just installed a new set of metal gear boxes in my tiger. easy install, but now instead of pushing the stick on the transmitter up to run the gears forward, I have to push it to the right. Forward and back is now left and right on the transmitter and left and right is now up and down. has anyone ever have this problem?
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I have had forward is back, back is forward before so i switched the motor plugs with each other... but i haven't heard of your issue.
Try taking the crystal out and back in carefully.
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Sounds like you may have crossed the motors up or didn't wire it correctly.
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I just installed a new set of metal gear boxes in my tiger. easy install, but now instead of pushing the stick on the transmitter up to run the gears forward, I have to push it to the right. Forward and back is now left and right on the transmitter and left and right is now up and down. has anyone ever have this problem?
I just installed a new set of metal gear boxes in my tiger. easy install, but now instead of pushing the stick on the transmitter up to run the gears forward, I have to push it to the right. Forward and back is now left and right on the transmitter and left and right is now up and down. has anyone ever have this problem?
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Your right motor has the poles swapped, while the left is correct. It was probably wired to be used in a M26, KV-1 or M41.
Unplug it from the RX18, extract the pins from the plastic plug using a pointed tool or a small blade to press the retainers before pulling the wires out, swap their positions and plug it again into the Rx18. It should work fine.
Unplug it from the RX18, extract the pins from the plastic plug using a pointed tool or a small blade to press the retainers before pulling the wires out, swap their positions and plug it again into the Rx18. It should work fine.
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The easiest thing as other have mentioned is just to swap the plugs to the motors on the RX 18. Simply by unplugging them and swapping left and right might fix the problem. If the gear set you put in has been stepped down to 3:1 the extra gear means the shafts will spin in the opposite direction of the regular gear box. If that is the case you either have to swap the leads on the motors or the jacks
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Thanks again guys. It was the leads on one of the motors. Reversed them in the plug and everything works great!
Thanks again guys. It was the leads on one of the motors. Reversed them in the plug and everything works great!
Great glad you have it working now we need to see a few pics of it i always like to see other peoples tanks...lol
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Thanks again guys. It was the leads on one of the motors. Reversed them in the plug and everything works great!
Thanks again guys. It was the leads on one of the motors. Reversed them in the plug and everything works great!
You're welcome!
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I got a couple of images to upload in the photo gallery. Here's the links.
http://www.rcuniverse.com/gallery/ga...bgaltype%3D178
http://www.rcuniverse.com/gallery/ga...bgaltype%3D178
http://www.rcuniverse.com/gallery/ga...bgaltype%3D178
http://www.rcuniverse.com/gallery/ga...bgaltype%3D178
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SWEET! I love the camo!
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