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kulangflow · 06:13 PM

Here's a question: Have any of you had problems with the li-saver cutting too early?

If I jump on the throttle, the truck jumps forward and immediately (violently) stops, which makes me think that the li-saver is cutting in.

The truck drives fine if I'm easier on the throttle (more gradual). If I bypass the li-saver, the truck acts like I expect it to and wheelies all the way down the road.

Are my batteries just dropping that much voltage that it trips the lvc, or is the lvc too sensitive or set too high?

Thoughts?

(Set-up: BL-Revo, MM, UBEC, 2 x 2s 6k lipos fully charged, Spektrum rx/tx)

Thanks!

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kulangflow Never Fast Enough Offline Posts: 914 Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: UT	04.25.2008, 06:12 PM Here's a question: Have any of you had problems with the li-saver cutting too early? If I jump on the throttle, the truck jumps forward and immediately (violently) stops, which makes me think that the li-saver is cutting in. The truck drives fine if I'm easier on the throttle (more gradual). If I bypass the li-saver, the truck acts like I expect it to and wheelies all the way down the road. Are my batteries just dropping that much voltage that it trips the lvc, or is the lvc too sensitive or set too high? Thoughts? (Set-up: BL-Revo, MM, UBEC, 2 x 2s 6k lipos fully charged, Spektrum rx/tx) Thanks! Last edited by kulangflow; 04.25.2008 at 06:13 PM.