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Serum · 11.25.2007, 04:35 AM

i depends on the receiver/speedcontroller.

I have a multiplex receiver with a 9920 speedcontroller. Once it looses signal it starts acting funny (WOT, left right, WOT, reverse etc etc)

With a Berg receiver the 9920 just stops functioning. the receiver starts blinking indicating something is wrong. (that receiver alone is worth a discussion, once i am using it on channel 52, and another person switches on his transmitter on channel 52, it will not respond to that. Reason for this (from my understanding) is that this receiver synchronizes with the carrying signal of the transmitter and listens careful to that)

That multiplex receiver hasn't got issues with my Quark controller though. The Quark recognizes a signal lost.

The failsafe module as known in nitro cars is used simple to apply brakes if signal is lost. (to put the servo in a certain programmed position)

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Serum RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 10,480 Join Date: Feb 2005	11.25.2007, 04:35 AM i depends on the receiver/speedcontroller. I have a multiplex receiver with a 9920 speedcontroller. Once it looses signal it starts acting funny (WOT, left right, WOT, reverse etc etc) With a Berg receiver the 9920 just stops functioning. the receiver starts blinking indicating something is wrong. (that receiver alone is worth a discussion, once i am using it on channel 52, and another person switches on his transmitter on channel 52, it will not respond to that. Reason for this (from my understanding) is that this receiver synchronizes with the carrying signal of the transmitter and listens careful to that) That multiplex receiver hasn't got issues with my Quark controller though. The Quark recognizes a signal lost. The failsafe module as known in nitro cars is used simple to apply brakes if signal is lost. (to put the servo in a certain programmed position)