So my hpi rf1 servo lately gives throttle by itself, but the biggest problem is that it gives throttle instead of braking when I turn off the transmitter. I wouldn't like to see my 4.6 just drive away
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Honestly I would replace the servo with something decent, doesn’t have to be crazy expensive. If your servo continues to give throttle by itself, you may have a problem with the actual receiver itself causing the glitching.So my hpi rf1 servo lately gives throttle by itself, but the biggest problem is that it gives throttle instead of braking when I turn off the transmitter. I wouldn't like to see my 4.6 just drive away
I am just testing what would happen if it came to that point, the motor is not drivingI'm confused as to why you are turning off the transmitter first before the receiver.
Thanks! Do you maybe know a good budget servo that fits in the 4.6?Honestly I would replace the servo with something decent, doesn’t have to be crazy expensive. If your servo continues to give throttle by itself, you may have a problem with the actual receiver itself causing the glitching.
Thanks, I found out it had a small black radio box, it had only one button and when I pressed it I could changed the new failsafe.What transmitter/receiver do you have? Some have a failsafe built into them so they go to the throttle/steering point they were at when you bound the transmitter/receiver. So when you shut off the transmitter, the receiver would send both channels "home".
Although, the weirdness your seeing with the throttle servo when both are turned on would suggest something is wrong with it.
Do you think the weirdness with the throttle servo might be because of the low temperature? Because for me the air temperature is here like -1°C nowWhat transmitter/receiver do you have? Some have a failsafe built into them so they go to the throttle/steering point they were at when you bound the transmitter/receiver. So when you shut off the transmitter, the receiver would send both channels "home".
Although, the weirdness your seeing with the throttle servo when both are turned on would suggest something is wrong with it.
What are you using as a receiver pack? 4 alkaline AA's, 4 rechargeable AA's or a hump pack?Do you think the weirdness with the throttle servo might be because of the low temperature? Because for me the air temperature is here like -1°C now
Thanks, I found out it had a small black radio box, it had only one button and when I pressed it I could changed the new failsafe.
Actually I'm gonna get a new 2.4Ghz but for now I am with the 27mhz rf1, and the transmitter. Even though it's old, it's always good to have a reserve
Do you think the weirdness with the throttle servo might be because of the low temperature? Because for me the air temperature is here like -1°C now