Uploaded July 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Well, I have a few things to figure out with this thing...
Are the ESC's & Motors drawing too much current causing the servo to flat line momentarily? Is the servo too old (it is an old one I used for many years, maybe a 2000 servo)??
I am using a Non Futaba receiver (RX), I do have a Futaba RX and my system is dual esc ready.....
I might have to go with SOA (servo on axle) and a rear steer lock out kit... UK Monsters will be my choice if I go that route. I might need a "cap pack", I don't really know... This is my first time trying a Brushless Clod build so I don't really know what to expect... Yes, I did pull a power wire from one of the ESC's to the RX (after my first run and it did the same thing).
Any thoughts? Any ideas?
All comments are welcome....
If this fails again, the whole system will go into my Thunder Tech Racing Ripper Pro chassis and give that a go... Its running the same gear ratio, I never change them.
Thanks for Watching!!!
Well, I have a few things to figure out with this thing...
Are the ESC's & Motors drawing too much current causing the servo to flat line momentarily? Is the servo too old (it is an old one I used for many years, maybe a 2000 servo)??
I am using a Non Futaba receiver (RX), I do have a Futaba RX and my system is dual esc ready.....
I might have to go with SOA (servo on axle) and a rear steer lock out kit... UK Monsters will be my choice if I go that route. I might need a "cap pack", I don't really know... This is my first time trying a Brushless Clod build so I don't really know what to expect... Yes, I did pull a power wire from one of the ESC's to the RX (after my first run and it did the same thing).
Any thoughts? Any ideas?
All comments are welcome....
If this fails again, the whole system will go into my Thunder Tech Racing Ripper Pro chassis and give that a go... Its running the same gear ratio, I never change them.
Thanks for Watching!!!
