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hobbimaster · 03.16.2008, 12:07 PM

Ya, if you are using a spektrum system be aware, that once you turn on the TX then RX it usually takes 1-2 seconds to communicate. This is usually the time you need to get into programming mode, or radio set-up. The best way around this is to use a RX battery.
Castle has now addressed this issue in there software update by allowing a delay in the ESC to allow 2.4Ghz users the time needed to get to programming mode. All ESC manufacturese need to do this, I beleive
I had the same issues with a Novak a while back.

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hobbimaster RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 66 Join Date: Jan 2008	03.16.2008, 12:07 PM Ya, if you are using a spektrum system be aware, that once you turn on the TX then RX it usually takes 1-2 seconds to communicate. This is usually the time you need to get into programming mode, or radio set-up. The best way around this is to use a RX battery. Castle has now addressed this issue in there software update by allowing a delay in the ESC to allow 2.4Ghz users the time needed to get to programming mode. All ESC manufacturese need to do this, I beleive I had the same issues with a Novak a while back.