sorry for reposting but after reading my previous post, it was really hard to understand what I was asking.
1 inch of wire fell off the end of my antenna wire on a 2.4 ghz traxxax rx. since then, the steering and sometimes the throttle has been slow to respond (anywhere from 1/32 to 1/4 of a second lag) and the steering especially has major issues most notably it won't turn left, but turns right fine. I have to try to turn left several times before the servo will respond and turn left, but when it does, it does it quickly and with torque.
I've tried out this tx/rx on a t-maxx and a 1/16 revo with the same results of the car not turning left easily but turning right fine. From this I basically rule out that the servo is faulty b/c that same thing happens to two different vehicles, which leaves the rx in question, since it was damaged, it seems a likely culprit.
would a 1 inch piece of antenna really effect the responsiveness of the steering that much?
1 inch of wire fell off the end of my antenna wire on a 2.4 ghz traxxax rx. since then, the steering and sometimes the throttle has been slow to respond (anywhere from 1/32 to 1/4 of a second lag) and the steering especially has major issues most notably it won't turn left, but turns right fine. I have to try to turn left several times before the servo will respond and turn left, but when it does, it does it quickly and with torque.
I've tried out this tx/rx on a t-maxx and a 1/16 revo with the same results of the car not turning left easily but turning right fine. From this I basically rule out that the servo is faulty b/c that same thing happens to two different vehicles, which leaves the rx in question, since it was damaged, it seems a likely culprit.
would a 1 inch piece of antenna really effect the responsiveness of the steering that much?
