Sunday I put a hitec645 steering servo in and moved the old steering servo to the throttle, works great. Now tonite when I turned the wheels the throttle servo twitches .Is this low batt. doing this or is it in the reciever? I have a hump pack on the way so I'm useing AA for now.Thanks for your time!!
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kwong2001
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well u should get a failsafe, not only because it's safe, but the brakes will kick in when the batteries are low and then you'll know when to change them
I agree in part to what kwong said above.
Yes get a failsafe. Not to tell you when you bats are low but because its a necessary safety item.
Charge your batteries every time you go out to run. Keep them charged and carry an additional set of charged Batteries with you at all times. This goes for your RX, TX and glow stick.
Your electronics are designed to operate at maximum performance when your batteries are at from 50-100%. When you get below 50% weird pixies can and will take over your truck.
Yes get a failsafe. Not to tell you when you bats are low but because its a necessary safety item.
Charge your batteries every time you go out to run. Keep them charged and carry an additional set of charged Batteries with you at all times. This goes for your RX, TX and glow stick.
Your electronics are designed to operate at maximum performance when your batteries are at from 50-100%. When you get below 50% weird pixies can and will take over your truck.