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fastbaja5b · 11:06 AM

I found on my KO EX-5UR the Mamba Pro and MMM would not calibrate with the throttle set to normal on the radio, only with it set to reverse.

But on the Mamba Monster Max in my Savage Flux, you know what I got the identical scenario! (And this is an ESC which works fine with over 250 runs under it's belt) Thankfully the ESC was already calibrated from my DX3S days but no, on these KO 2.4ghz radios you can't set the end point in brake calibration on the MMM. On the MM Pro it seems ok.

But, like you, it runs fine once calibrated with another radio!

I'd love to see what the Castle boys input on this is, I suspect it's a software thing as the newer Mamba Max Pro seems happy on it.

But in both cases, both ESC's needed to be set to throttle in reverse to even attempt to calibrate.

I suspect that as these KO 2.4ghz are fairly new and not all that common, it could just be an issue Castle isn't aware of. Hopefully they read this post and it's addressed by way of a software update.

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fastbaja5b RC-Monster Aluminum Offline Posts: 704 Join Date: May 2008	12.18.2009, 10:46 AM I found on my KO EX-5UR the Mamba Pro and MMM would not calibrate with the throttle set to normal on the radio, only with it set to reverse. But on the Mamba Monster Max in my Savage Flux, you know what I got the identical scenario! (And this is an ESC which works fine with over 250 runs under it's belt) Thankfully the ESC was already calibrated from my DX3S days but no, on these KO 2.4ghz radios you can't set the end point in brake calibration on the MMM. On the MM Pro it seems ok. But, like you, it runs fine once calibrated with another radio! I'd love to see what the Castle boys input on this is, I suspect it's a software thing as the newer Mamba Max Pro seems happy on it. But in both cases, both ESC's needed to be set to throttle in reverse to even attempt to calibrate. I suspect that as these KO 2.4ghz are fairly new and not all that common, it could just be an issue Castle isn't aware of. Hopefully they read this post and it's addressed by way of a software update. Say Less, Do More. Last edited by fastbaja5b; 12.18.2009 at 11:06 AM.