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well maxamus, you are running 14.8v and the little BEC is rated for 6v,
that would not work.
Just talk to one of your RC buddies and get a little battery tray (4AA cells)
to test the problem. Plug the tray into your receiver after the Tx is on
and see if you get the servo to work. If the servo works then you'll know
that you have the Rx plugged in properly... then you power up the main
power (the two packs you have) and you should have some sort
of a signal that the power is enabled. If that DOES NOT work you should
read the manual and see if any kinda Tx/Rx binding is needed, for example,
the Castle ESCs require you to go thru a setup between the ESC and
the TX so the ESC "recognizes" your Tx. This is a ONE TIME procedure.
Maybe the Etti needs to go thru the same procedure to work.
that would not work.
Just talk to one of your RC buddies and get a little battery tray (4AA cells)
to test the problem. Plug the tray into your receiver after the Tx is on
and see if you get the servo to work. If the servo works then you'll know
that you have the Rx plugged in properly... then you power up the main
power (the two packs you have) and you should have some sort
of a signal that the power is enabled. If that DOES NOT work you should
read the manual and see if any kinda Tx/Rx binding is needed, for example,
the Castle ESCs require you to go thru a setup between the ESC and
the TX so the ESC "recognizes" your Tx. This is a ONE TIME procedure.
Maybe the Etti needs to go thru the same procedure to work.
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