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Model Forum / Radio Controlled / Land Models / April 2004HELP Hyper 7 pro Graphite vibration interferance HELP
we just recently Purchased a hyper 7 pro and put all our radio gear fro our Hyper 7 PBS in it all the sudden it goes crazy and wants to ru off. We have put in several different receivers and at the same RPM i takes off. Now i have heard of this problen with a electric tc3 PRO they say that the Graphite vibrates and creates radio interferance. Th guy said he had to wrap the receiver with Foil. can any buddy help u we our problem! - mtj4300 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Posted from the RCGroups.com Discussion Forums Visit us at http://www.rcgroups.com <------- Win free R/C Gear View this thread at rcgroups.com: http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=21778 Graphite is actually somewhat conductive. I would check for any wires touching it or even if the antenna is wrapped around graphite. It could also be a bad receiver. I've chased down glitches before where it was def. a bad receiver. Wrap with reciever foam..I wouldn't use foil > Graphite is actually somewhat conductive. I would check for any > wires touching it or even if the antenna is wrapped around graphite. > It could also be a bad receiver. I've chased down glitches before > where it was def. a bad receiver. > off. We have put in several different receivers and at the same RPM it > takes off. Make sure the new receivers include new crystals. Bad crystal guarantees weird interference with high vibration. Rick R. if you use springs on any of the brake , throttle linkages make shure they are always snug those suckers make crazy interferance, try using tiny fule tube "washer thingys'' FORE AND AFT OF THOSE RASCALS |
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