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Servo Glitch?

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I just noticed that it's twitching in the house due to interferance as someone suggested. I have a receiver pack charging about 3 feet away and as I was reaching over it to grab my soda, the servo's went nuts. So, I picked it up while it was still charging and the servo's went bisserk. Put it down, all is good. Lean toward it a little as if I was playing with the trigger on the remote (I had the remote sitting about a foot from the charging pack), and the twitch I had been seeing this morning came back. Lean away, and it's gone.

Sorry to drag this on and on guys. Thanks for the help. I'll see if the twitch shows up outside later today. It's supposed to get above 40 and be sunny... maybe I'll get to break something else!
 
I'm working on fabricating a small bracket to anchor an Ernst charge receptacle so I still don't have my XS3 radio components all in yet.

It was mentioned that I may suffer glitching (prone to the JR receiver included with XS3??) because of the metal dogbones. Centers dogbones too, which were necessary for the UE diffs.

I did wire the servos to the receiver to the battery as components just laying on the table and I didn't get any glitching.

I'll hope there's no glitching once installed but I can only try it and see.
 
Thanks for the props. I have been lucky and never had any glitching problems, but I have heard of problems coming from the way wiring is run.
 
Glad you found the prob man.

I was about to ask if you live under some huge EMF from a river damn power plant or something of the such......
 

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