Help! Motor stuck on full throttle

[Tom26]

In my e flight Night Vapor we recently had to re solder the bettery connecter to the recever but now wenever i turn it on it goes straight to full throttle and i have no control over it.

 

[Merv]

... i have no control over it.

If you have no control over the control surfaces, you have lost the bind with the Tx.

Try rebinding.

 

[LitterBug]

In my e flight Night Vapor we recently had to re solder the bettery connecter to the recever but now wenever i turn it on it goes straight to full throttle and i have no control over it.

Can you take a picture of your board where you soldered fhe battery connector?? sounds like you may have attached it to the wrong place. I can compare it to my night vapor.

 

[Tom26]

If you have no control over the control surfaces, you have lost the bind with the Tx.

Try rebinding.

The other controll surfaces work

 

[SSgt Duramax]

Did you accidentally hit the autothrottle? I know a guy that happened to. It took him a second to figure out why his plane was going full blast and wouldn't stop.

 

[Tom26]

Heres a photo

 

[Tom26]

There is no auto throttle

 

[LitterBug]

I can't see much in that picture because it is very blurry.
Here is a picture of the bottom of my board

 

[Neilsmit]

Hi, I had the same issue. I disconnected the motor , in order to replace it. On reconnection the motor went to full throttle immediately when making battery connection. I could control the elevator and rudder from the tx, but no throttle control. After looking closely at the socket it plugs into on the board , there are three holes. Two obvious ones and a much less obvious third. After disconnecting the two pin motor supply plug and moving it to the other possible connection everything worked ok.

 

[Piotrsko]

How about turn on radio with motor unplugged, let it settle then plug motor in? If it's a bldc motor it shouldn't run, brushed runs as soon as voltage is applied