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Gee · 02.24.2009, 01:56 AM

Thanks guys.......

Yes, all this was needed to remotely start the Jato. Not to just turn the kit on. What kit? This remotely starts the nitro engine on the Jato at a distance as far away as you transmitter will work with your receiver.

To me the use of a micro servo to contact the start button would have been more difficult then the use of an esc. The location of the micro servo and the ez-start would of been difficult to do. At least that the way I see it on this setup. The esc regulates the power to the receiver. This method seems like a lot but it wasn't that much. To simply state why not use a micro servo makes it seem like that would of been much simpler until you try to locate the servo, sercure it and the ez-start board down to where they make contact........

Why not simply use an esc to power the ez-start from the 3rd channel on your receiver.

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Gee A Horse's Ass Offline Posts: 1,065 Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Spokane WA	02.24.2009, 01:56 AM Thanks guys....... Yes, all this was needed to remotely start the Jato. Not to just turn the kit on. What kit? This remotely starts the nitro engine on the Jato at a distance as far away as you transmitter will work with your receiver. To me the use of a micro servo to contact the start button would have been more difficult then the use of an esc. The location of the micro servo and the ez-start would of been difficult to do. At least that the way I see it on this setup. The esc regulates the power to the receiver. This method seems like a lot but it wasn't that much. To simply state why not use a micro servo makes it seem like that would of been much simpler until you try to locate the servo, sercure it and the ez-start board down to where they make contact........ Why not simply use an esc to power the ez-start from the 3rd channel on your receiver.