> Hi,
>
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> James
Try dialing your throttle trim adjuster back and forth. Most ESC's will beep
until they reach a neutral point.
Turn on the radio and ESC and slowly turn the trim knob in one direction.
The progression is usually goes like this:
the vehicle moves (and beeps), vehicle slows down and stops (beeping slows
and stops), vehicle begins to move in opposite direction (beeping starts up
again).
I like to set my ESC trim at the point just before the vehicle begins to
accelerate forward- and just before the beeping starts.
If it makes the beeping throughout this entire process, something isn't
kosher...
My Novak brushless AND my regular brushed motor ESC's act this way.
HTH,

Signature
Dirk
(aka "!bungle")
'96 LS650
(aka "Rhino")
"Well, you may be a lover but you ain't no d-d-dancer"
Coyoteboy - 02 Jan 2004 12:29 GMT
Cheers for that.- all sorted :)
J
> Try dialing your throttle trim adjuster back and forth. Most ESC's will beep
> until they reach a neutral point.
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