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pedeboi364 12.09.2008 07:26 PM

thanks all, venom FM 3ch it is

e-rev project 12.11.2008 06:46 PM

ok the only thing i'm curious is, with 5 trucks how would they be setup diffrent? i bought a mx-3 fm radio w/model memory. i noticed quickley that i set my trucks up the exact same every time and it didn't matter what truck i ran. what options is everyone changing between cars. to me steering trim is pointless the middle is the middle
though i just got a nomadio with way more model memory
just curious why this is so important when does anyone have steering or throttle trim not setup towards the middle

JThiessen 12.11.2008 07:34 PM

Its not just the trim. Steering response rate, throttle response rate, etc. Yes, most of us will likely be rediculusly close between settings, but there are differences.
Like my on my Revo, I set the steering up with a really low initial response rate to help me keep from oversteering at 45-50 mph. Whereas if it were set up for the track, I'd be more aggressive with that and a little less so on the throttle (to keep traction).

e-rev project 12.11.2008 07:41 PM

hmm i flip my revo on pavement constantly, what are your settings?
though i have a nomadio soo just general if possible
thanks

JThiessen 12.11.2008 07:57 PM

You have a MMM also, right? You can change that setting also.

I use a Spektrum, and there is a cetain setting in the throttle area that when I run the numbers down, it reduces the punchiness of my trigger finger. When I get home I can look to see what that setting is....my brain is fried right now!

e-rev project 12.11.2008 08:34 PM

sorry i meant flip from steering at 35 -40 mph not throttle flip. sorry for the confusion.

JThiessen 12.11.2008 09:41 PM

On mine, its the exponention function (EXP) that adjusts the rates. Your manual should tell you if can do it, and how.

pedeboi364 12.12.2008 04:10 PM

well, from my bl to brushed ESC and then to nitro engine, the 'idle' position is different. also, i have to reverse channels sometimes too.

BL_RV0 12.14.2008 08:27 PM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZNH8S1VLIuY

pedeboi364 12.17.2008 07:46 PM

...am i the only one that pulled out a gun??? LMAO, that was scarry...

SeanZ0r 12.22.2008 05:11 AM

While there's talk of 75mhz anyone looking to buy an Airtonics MX3-S W/2 Synthesized receivers for Cheap?
http://www2.gpmd.com/image/a/airj2915.jpg

pasan 12.22.2008 07:19 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by e-rev project (Post 241140)
ok the only thing i'm curious is, with 5 trucks how would they be setup diffrent? i bought a mx-3 fm radio w/model memory. i noticed quickley that i set my trucks up the exact same every time and it didn't matter what truck i ran. what options is everyone changing between cars. to me steering trim is pointless the middle is the middle
though i just got a nomadio with way more model memory
just curious why this is so important when does anyone have steering or throttle trim not setup towards the middle

I use the different model settings to great effect because I've got different steering settings, and also my MLST2 requires the channels to be flipped, and my AX10 has rear steer which uses the 3rd channel in opposing linear fashion. I've used the JR XS3i in the past but had to upgrade to a DX3.0 due to severe glitching issues with the high powered BL models. I specifically chose the DX3.0 because it's identical in nature to the XS3i so I know which settings to tune and how.

pedeboi364 12.22.2008 04:22 PM

thnx for the input. I might have a 3s BL WK instead and a fixed tmaxx depending on funds


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