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magman 07.02.2008 09:12 PM

MM ESC will not go into reverse and I have no brakes
 
Any ideas how to fix this? I was running ch. 3 w/mech. brakes, disconnected servo from rx, and wanted to try esc brakes, nothing, not so much as any drag brakes.

BrianG 07.02.2008 09:17 PM

Stupid questions, but:

1) Are you running a 2 speed tranny? They typically use a OWB on first gear rendering motor brake and reverse impossible.

2) Did you hook your MM to the Castle Link and make sure brake and reverse were enabled?

brushlessboy16 07.02.2008 09:19 PM

yeah seems like a one way bearing...

magman 07.02.2008 09:20 PM

No on the two speed , in a 1/8 buggy and I programmed it w/the castle link. The esc seems to be getting the info, but nothing is happening...should there be a red light on when reverse is engaged? On my mamba 25 the red led indicates rev...

BrianG 07.02.2008 09:21 PM

Might have to recalibrate the ESC to the radio. Maybe the ESC doesn't "know" where reverse is...

magman 07.02.2008 09:24 PM

Thanks Brian, I will try to recalibrate and see what happens.

magman 07.02.2008 09:38 PM

I tried to re cal. While the red led is flashing and I hold trigger in rev. direction, the yellow light will not flash (after a few seconds.) nor do i get the tones. I tried several times with no luck. the red led just keeps flashing.

magman 07.02.2008 10:06 PM

Well, finally got it to work, but, when in reverse, it glitches and is not smooth. At least for now, I have brakes. I suspect that something in my programing of my radio is preventing the smooth reverse.

VintageMA 07.02.2008 10:23 PM

Check to make sure that your endpoints are set to 100% for both forward and reverse when you calibrate the MM - even if you drop it down later that's the only way it will calibrate properly.

magman 07.03.2008 08:54 AM

Thanks Vintage, I forgot all about that


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