ok race day my losi kept cutting out?
 

i landed on my lid and pushed the heat sink on my mm in a bit, after that i put the medusa in there, come race day it would totally lose everything, steering, throttle everything. for one second, then it would go again, today i ran a whole pack through and it didnt do it once? but i did change the pack,. but how could the pack do that? im bewildered right now!

I would guess this is the CC BEC not being able to supply enough volts to the RX under load. You could try adding a glitch buster to the rx.

hmm... my ls10 "dies" sometimes after a big chassis slap landing but only everyonce and awhile. i pick it up and actually throw it back down on the ground to make the chassis slap agian and its comes back to life, sometimes i dont have to do this and it comes back before i get to it. is this the ccbec getting banged around causeing it to come on and off?

i will try adding the capacitor in the calculations page diagram. and see if i can get it to do it agian. any way to do it when im already using my aux/batt slot to plug in the bec? steering is ch1 and esc is ch2 and i dont have a 3rd channel??? where does the 1,000uf cap go?

A servo Y cable

which channel will i "Y" the throttle, steering, or aux/batt channel? i also have a slot for the bind plug but im pretty sure i cant put it there or it would always be trying to bind.

http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXNRE0&P=7

Shouldn't matter which channel,,,

if that solves the problem then i must have a bad bec becasue all it is running is a specktrum reciver and a standard 50oz servo.

hey get your own thread! lol kidding, it was doing it on the flat to

sorry lol, mine has never done it on flat only when running hard but i think we have something to do with the same problem, im definetly not paying 12 bucks for a cap i will just splice it into the servo leads. which would jsut be the same thing.

I had an issue where my Hyper8 would cut out and it turned out to be a crappy BEC unit. It was simply overheating.

However, if the cutting out is caused by physical movement, you surely have a loose wire, cracked PCB, or something similar causing an intermittent break in contacts.