How can I modify my transmitter to make it less sensitive with th
steering. I would assume that if I placed a resistor somewhere I coul
tone this beast down but I don't know where or what I should use. Coul
I make variable by using a veristor of some kind.
This is an old Traxxas TQ or Top Qualifier Transmitter. Any help woul
be appreciated.
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Emanuele - 24 Feb 2004 11:49 GMT
I think that this page can help you, but there is a little problem ..... do
you understand Italian ??
However, you can look at the first schematic diagram or you can use
altavista to translate this page in english.
http://www.baronerosso.net/mod-subjects-viewpage-pageid-19.html
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Emanuele
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> steering. I would assume that if I placed a resistor somewhere I could
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frater mus - 24 Feb 2004 15:56 GMT
> How can I modify my transmitter to make it less sensitive with the
> steering. I would assume that if I placed a resistor somewhere I could
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> This is an old Traxxas TQ or Top Qualifier Transmitter. Any help would
> be appreciated.
It might be easier to modify/change the servo horn/saver for shorter
throw (and hence less perceived response).
Or throw in a decent FM radio system with dualrates, proportional,
whatever.

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