Fireteam Slow servo on new car

[Kowal]

HI! I just made dual motor conversion to my fireteam (brand new) and my servo feels veeereeeeeeeery slow and weak. Also it turns like 25°. If it comes to BEC, i cutted one red wire on Y cable. Any ideas?

 

[Jerold]

Check your transmitter settings.

For the travel:

• Make sure the Dual Rate (D/R) is not turned up, it will limit the travel.
• Check to make sure you End Point Adjustments (EPA) are correct. This will also limit the travel but differently in each direction.
• Check the Steering Trim to make sure it's centered
• If you have a subtrim make sure that is also zeroed

For the speed:

• Makes sure you have only one ESC powering the receiver. Your description sounds correct.
• Basically search for "Steering" in your transmitter manual.
  • Some transmitters have Steering Servo Speed Delay (STSPD) features. This cause it to ramp to slow down and become laggy.
  • If you have a steering curve, make sure it's doing something weird.
  • If you have a Mix feature make sure it's turned off.
• Make sure you have enough Amps supplied to the system. The ESCs should be a pretty small load
• Check (verify) the voltage on the BEC. Get a multimeter and see what it's at.

 

[Kowal]

Check your transmitter settings.

For the travel:

• Make sure the Dual Rate (D/R) is not turned up, it will limit the travel.
• Check to make sure you End Point Adjustments (EPA) are correct. This will also limit the travel but differently in each direction.
• Check the Steering Trim to make sure it's centered
• If you have a subtrim make sure that is also zeroed

For the speed:

• Makes sure you have only one ESC powering the receiver. Your description sounds correct.
• Basically search for "Steering" in your transmitter manual.
  • Some transmitters have Steering Servo Speed Delay (STSPD) features. This cause it to ramp to slow down and become laggy.
  • If you have a steering curve, make sure it's doing something weird.
  • If you have a Mix feature make sure it's turned off.
• Make sure you have enough Amps supplied to the system. The ESCs should be a pretty small load
• Check (verify) the voltage on the BEC. Get a multimeter and see what it's at.

Thank you!