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junkman · **dx3s not getting enough travel on both channels? -** 02.27.2009, 01:32 AM

I just bought a dx3s, I admit I was dazzled by the gadgetry. Up until this point I really just used whatever was laying around, had m8's, nicer jr's & such. I had bought a losi mini lst2, and a few extra receivers, and have been using it's stock radio on an e-revo, and homebuilt e-revo-slayer, and 1/5 scale, and everything worked fine. I binded up the recievers to the dx3s today, and noticed right off the bat the 2 electric cars were not as fast, and would barely turn right. I can swap back to the stock losi radio, everything is fine. I can max out the travel, to the right, and throttle foward, and can get the esc's to go full throttle, but even with the travel at 150%, it will not turn to full right lock. Is there something I am missing here, did I get a bad one? I have never ran into a radio that had to have the travel increased out of the box, and the fact it is just foward, and right turn seems even stranger. Thanks for any input.

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junkman RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 269 Join Date: Dec 2005	dx3s not getting enough travel on both channels? - 02.27.2009, 01:32 AM I just bought a dx3s, I admit I was dazzled by the gadgetry. Up until this point I really just used whatever was laying around, had m8's, nicer jr's & such. I had bought a losi mini lst2, and a few extra receivers, and have been using it's stock radio on an e-revo, and homebuilt e-revo-slayer, and 1/5 scale, and everything worked fine. I binded up the recievers to the dx3s today, and noticed right off the bat the 2 electric cars were not as fast, and would barely turn right. I can swap back to the stock losi radio, everything is fine. I can max out the travel, to the right, and throttle foward, and can get the esc's to go full throttle, but even with the travel at 150%, it will not turn to full right lock. Is there something I am missing here, did I get a bad one? I have never ran into a radio that had to have the travel increased out of the box, and the fact it is just foward, and right turn seems even stranger. Thanks for any input.