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sorry, mgm break problem....
can somebody shoot me some pointers here. i've been using the search, but i'm not sure i'm coming up with the answers. i seen on one post to tell the esc what pole motor i'm using, i didn't see that in the programing lititure. i'm using a mega acn22/45/2 motor. right now it seems to have a slow take off, but that doesn't bother me to save my slipper and diffs, but it seems to roll forever before applying the breaks. i tried to play with free wheel settings, and also break strength but it still rolls until maybe 10-15mph before applying breaks. this is a little dangerous and i don't want to power slide to break. i had a 16018 modle in a maxx before and overcame this same problem, but i don't remember how. this is the 22418 model and i'm pretty sure its the 3.23 firmware. programing is done by tx. thanks.
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If you can get the computer programming card it's much easier. I never bothered trying to program mine via tx b/c it was too involved.
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i think i have the programming down, although it is a pain. i haven't tried the highest break setting yet, so i'll try that. now that i think about it, i had the pc linc for my last one. maybe thats when i got it to work right. hmmm.
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Try resetting to default settings and reset to radio again. Make sure trim is at 0 and endpoints at 100 or 125 (brake adjustment at 100 as well).
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what i've done was put the brakes on the next to hardest setting and put brake in neutral to med. it has worked, but i don't like how it drives this way. i'm going to take neutral brakes back off and if i loose my brake feel again, put them at hardest setting, and if that doesn't work, neutral brake at lowest setting. i think i'm getting close though.
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If you're still having trouble let me know. I have the usbcom for programming and updating the controller. If you have software v3.2 or above I think I have the stuff to update it.
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i think i just needed to remove neutral brake and turn regular brake up. seems to be working much better now
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