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Dagger Thrasher · 10.27.2008, 07:31 AM

Sounds like perhaps the deadband setting on your MMM is perhaps a little too small for your radio, and is causing the ESC to make very minor throttle outputs to your motor as a result. Try changing the deadband setting to a wider range...hopefully that'll cure it.

Either that, or it's just general interference that the stock AM radio is susceptible to. Do you have range issues? There's not a huge amount you can do about that if you do, without upgrading your radio to a 2.4Ghz system unfortunately. Even a decent FM system would be a big improvement.

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Dagger Thrasher I have no idea what's going on Offline Posts: 464 Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: UK	10.27.2008, 07:31 AM Sounds like perhaps the deadband setting on your MMM is perhaps a little too small for your radio, and is causing the ESC to make very minor throttle outputs to your motor as a result. Try changing the deadband setting to a wider range...hopefully that'll cure it. Either that, or it's just general interference that the stock AM radio is susceptible to. Do you have range issues? There's not a huge amount you can do about that if you do, without upgrading your radio to a 2.4Ghz system unfortunately. Even a decent FM system would be a big improvement.