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Hi guys...im using a flysky gt3c transmitter.My esc is a marine 120a(i donnoe the brand).The problem is that my esc will only armed if i pushed the trigger on the tx all the way to the front.I need to use a rubber band to just hold the trigger there...I have tried everything i could thought off to make the esc armed when the trigger is in the middle positiom but its not helping.Anybody ever experienced this kind of issue before?Help..Help...
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Did you reverse the throttle channel? It would be good for us to know the brand of the esc.
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Junior.
As Ray said. We need to know the brand.
Try the reversing of the channel on the TX first. But it may be an aircraft ESC.
If it is an aircraft ESC that has been "marinised", then you may well need a PiStix to allow it to work on a wheel type TX. A lot of aircraft ESC's are designed to work on a stick type TX & the zero point is at one extreme end of the stick travel. The brake position. That's probably why it will arm with your trigger fully forward in the brake position. When you let the trigger go, you've gone to half throttle.
Here's the PiStix.
http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/pro...pistix&cat=136
cheers.
Paul.See the danger. THEN DO IT ANYWAY!!!
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