gandalfnz
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Hello Guys
I have just had my Kyosho S3 crash into the curb, luckily the wheel took the hit, and just broke off, everything else is ok.
I thought it was a write off when I head something crack.
Anyway, this is the second time this happened to me, and I use FS GT5 TX with FS-BS6 receivers. They are not even that cheap, and to be honest are very well made.
Whats pissing me off, is that the batts are not even that flat, and receiver just stops responding.
I am using 4AA NiMh batts, voltage was 5.2 at the time of crash.
Is there any sort of low voltage fail safe I should be using, surely this should have been built in, in the receiver itself?
Thanks
I have just had my Kyosho S3 crash into the curb, luckily the wheel took the hit, and just broke off, everything else is ok.
I thought it was a write off when I head something crack.
Anyway, this is the second time this happened to me, and I use FS GT5 TX with FS-BS6 receivers. They are not even that cheap, and to be honest are very well made.
Whats pissing me off, is that the batts are not even that flat, and receiver just stops responding.
I am using 4AA NiMh batts, voltage was 5.2 at the time of crash.
Is there any sort of low voltage fail safe I should be using, surely this should have been built in, in the receiver itself?
Thanks