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sleebus.jones · 11:59 AM

MX-3 + Novak XXTra = :043:

I had glitchies, after the XXTra, there were gone.

OnEdit: Oh and another thing, you may have done these or not, but here goes! Braid your ESC/Motor wires to cut EMI. Also, putting a ferrite bead on your wires going to the RX will help cut interference. I had my RX really close to my motor, and that made it act pretty wonky. Moving it farther away (and the antenna too) helped a lot.

I've also noticed that as my packs get low, the motor will glitch regardless. With running the 5700, it just shuts off, but with the 10L it'll keep running for a while, the hard cutoff doesn't seem to want to engage, either that or the extra load of the motor bounces around the cutoff voltage. I'm running a 10L, which is a lot less draw than the 8L you are running, so you might be more sensitive to low voltage.

Sleeb

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sleebus.jones I like chocolate milk Offline Posts: 650 Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Houston, TX	01.28.2007, 11:23 AM MX-3 + Novak XXTra = :043: I had glitchies, after the XXTra, there were gone. OnEdit: Oh and another thing, you may have done these or not, but here goes! Braid your ESC/Motor wires to cut EMI. Also, putting a ferrite bead on your wires going to the RX will help cut interference. I had my RX really close to my motor, and that made it act pretty wonky. Moving it farther away (and the antenna too) helped a lot. I've also noticed that as my packs get low, the motor will glitch regardless. With running the 5700, it just shuts off, but with the 10L it'll keep running for a while, the hard cutoff doesn't seem to want to engage, either that or the extra load of the motor bounces around the cutoff voltage. I'm running a 10L, which is a lot less draw than the 8L you are running, so you might be more sensitive to low voltage. Sleeb Last edited by sleebus.jones; 01.28.2007 at 11:59 AM.