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BrianG · 05.21.2006, 11:03 PM

The ESC could be bad (thermaled enough times and weakened components) or it is only doing what the signal coming in is telling it to do. If you are getting interference/spluttering, the receiver is apparently having trouble catching the signal, and it might have simply sent the full reverse signal to the ESC. I'd check the receiver antenna, check the transmitter battery, try using a receiver pack (no BEC) to rule out a noisy BEC, and try another radio if you have one. Or, it could just be a bad ESC...

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BrianG RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 14,609 Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Des Moines, IA	05.21.2006, 11:03 PM The ESC could be bad (thermaled enough times and weakened components) or it is only doing what the signal coming in is telling it to do. If you are getting interference/spluttering, the receiver is apparently having trouble catching the signal, and it might have simply sent the full reverse signal to the ESC. I'd check the receiver antenna, check the transmitter battery, try using a receiver pack (no BEC) to rule out a noisy BEC, and try another radio if you have one. Or, it could just be a bad ESC...