mayan
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Ok so am puzzled I can’t understand why this is happening.
I have already advised over PM to try figure it out and did a bit of checking. So here is what I already tried and what I am still to try.
Hai-Lee said:
Having said that I will ask if you can replicate the issue using a servo tester?
No. I don't seem to be able to replicate the issue using a servo tester.
Hai-Lee said:
If you just swap the aileron servo connection and the rudder servo connection on the Rx does the problem stay with the rudder servo or does in transfer to the aileron servos?
If I connect the servo to the ailerons channel the issue stays with the rudder.
Hai-Lee said:
Does it do the same thing with the motor leads disconnected from the ESC?
Yes the issue stays the same.
Hai-Lee said:
Does it still do the same thing using an alternate ESC? (No need to have motor connected)!
Hard for me to check because the other ESC that has the same banna connecters (3.5mm) is also giving me an issue. It's the one used in the Tedge which has a similar issue with the ailerons. So using a different ESC that also gives an issue won't give me a good indication.
Hai-Lee said:
Has the ESC/Motor ever been crashed?
On the Mini Edge yes on the Tedge no. On the the Tedge the servos, motor and ESC are all new.
Hai-Lee said:
Have you ever got your Tx wet?
Not that I recall but the issue hasn't happened with the TT or SpiTTT. The only difference between these models and the others where the issue occurs, is the 3.5mm banna connectors.
Hai-Lee said:
Does it still do it with a different motor fitted?
Won't make a difference if the problem occurs even without the motor connected.
Still puzzled here so I want to open this up to everybody someone might have another idea or learn from it.
I still need to try to power the Rx using dry cells to eliminate the BEC failure.
Any other ideas why this happens?
I have already advised over PM to try figure it out and did a bit of checking. So here is what I already tried and what I am still to try.
Hai-Lee said:
Having said that I will ask if you can replicate the issue using a servo tester?
No. I don't seem to be able to replicate the issue using a servo tester.
Hai-Lee said:
If you just swap the aileron servo connection and the rudder servo connection on the Rx does the problem stay with the rudder servo or does in transfer to the aileron servos?
If I connect the servo to the ailerons channel the issue stays with the rudder.
Hai-Lee said:
Does it do the same thing with the motor leads disconnected from the ESC?
Yes the issue stays the same.
Hai-Lee said:
Does it still do the same thing using an alternate ESC? (No need to have motor connected)!
Hard for me to check because the other ESC that has the same banna connecters (3.5mm) is also giving me an issue. It's the one used in the Tedge which has a similar issue with the ailerons. So using a different ESC that also gives an issue won't give me a good indication.
Hai-Lee said:
Has the ESC/Motor ever been crashed?
On the Mini Edge yes on the Tedge no. On the the Tedge the servos, motor and ESC are all new.
Hai-Lee said:
Have you ever got your Tx wet?
Not that I recall but the issue hasn't happened with the TT or SpiTTT. The only difference between these models and the others where the issue occurs, is the 3.5mm banna connectors.
Hai-Lee said:
Does it still do it with a different motor fitted?
Won't make a difference if the problem occurs even without the motor connected.
Still puzzled here so I want to open this up to everybody someone might have another idea or learn from it.
I still need to try to power the Rx using dry cells to eliminate the BEC failure.
Any other ideas why this happens?