saylor23
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 |  Subject: DX7 failsafe problems  Sun Apr 15, 2012 10:46 pm | |
| Need help with failsafe for a DX7, send me a PM if you are using one, we have a drum weapon | |
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MikeNCR
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Location : Norcross, GA
| | Subject: Re: DX7 failsafe problems Sun Apr 15, 2012 10:56 pm | |
| What rx are you using with the dx7? Does it failsafe with a dx6/br6000 combo or a dx6i and the same rx? | |
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saylor23
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Location : Windber,PA
| | Subject: Re: DX7 failsafe problems Sun Apr 15, 2012 11:00 pm | |
| I think a 7010, I will check on monday and get back to you | |
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Amanda
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| | Subject: Re: DX7 failsafe problems Sun Apr 15, 2012 11:08 pm | |
| I believe steel center had a similar problem, though I cannot be sure. | |
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MikeNCR
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Location : Norcross, GA
| | Subject: Re: DX7 failsafe problems Sun Apr 15, 2012 11:25 pm | |
| A few quick notes that may help-
With DSM2/X transmitters, there's only a few RX's I'm aware of that failsafe properly with all speed controllers. Many of them output a null signal when they lose signal, for some motor controllers, they'll just maintain the last signal received, others will stop.
With the Hobbyking R410 and R610, as well as the AR6255 are compatible with the spektrum DSM2/X systems and failsafe by going to preset positions for every channel, which are set during binding. This sort of failsafe works with every speed controller I've tested. | |
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