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I mean, you can, but it most likely isn't your issue, so I don't understand why you are starting there. That being said, you do you boo.

Steering issues have nothing to do with the ESC, unless the BEC inside the ESC isn't supplying voltage to the receiver. This is why I told you to check the voltage levels in the receiver with a multimeter, which you still haven't done. It's really hard to try and help someone troubleshoot...

and the receiver?

Couldnt tell ya. You still havent provided us with the model of radio and receiver you are using.

Channel 1 is for the steering servo, Channel 2 is for the ESC. You also have to make sure the plug are plugged in, in the right direction. The negative pin on each channel is toward the outside of the receiver case, positive is in the middle and the signal wire in on the inside edge of the receiver.

It can be used to power anything that uses that voltage though.

Really for what you're going to use it for you could buy any ole voltmeter. If you want a good one, then buy one from Fluke but thats gonna run you $100 minimum. https://www.amazon.com/s?k=voltmeter&crid=V4UK631JJL39&sprefix=voltmeter%2Caps%2C128&ref=nb_sb_noss_1

It will be labeled. Sometimes it will say CH1 CH2 etc, or it might say STR for steering or THR for Throttle. At this point you need to check the voltage on any of the channels. they will all be the same voltage so it doesn't matter which channel you check. You will want to check the 2 pins that...

The ESC has nothing to do with steering unless the BEC went bad and isnt sending power to the receiver. Check the voltage on the positive and negative pins of channel one on your receiver with the rig powered on. Is it reading the proper voltage? Do you have throttle? What channel is the...

Since I still dont know what Spektrum radio system you are using all I can do is give you a video link to a random Spektrum model and hope it works for whatever model you have. I would suggest, if this doesn't work, then you need to find out the exact model of radio and receiver you are using and...

👆 You still havent answered this basic question.