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gusti
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radiointerferences with supermaxx - 10.31.2005, 01:58 PM

Hi guys

I am still working on my interferences which I have by my supermaxx. So the configuration is not very special. I have a gorilla chassis with extension and a UE EXT suspension.

Now the problem is, if I don't pull the antenna from the transmitter, after 30 feet, the maxx accelerate himself. Also if the maxx is very close to you, 3 feet and you accelerate with the transmitter, the maxx don't move. If you try a second time, the maxx will move.

I have tried 3 different radio systems and have still the same problem. To elimate this problems, I switched of the koolflightsystem BEC and both servos and plug in a regular BEC with 4 dry batteries. How ever, no difference at all. I have also replaced the plettenberg with a feigao. No difference.

So last sunday I meet somebody which is very experienced building RC cars, and he tried his PCM radio. The experience was, that after 30 feet, without pulling the antenna on the radio, the maxx go in failsafe position. He's estimation was, that the aluminium is may be responsible for this interferences.

However, I have really no idea, but I think there are many supermaxxes on the world with a lot of aluminium. And I think these maxxes are running, and my maxx don't run.

Does somebody of you have an idea, or drive a similar maxx? The only thing I have not changed is the controller. I am wainting for my 9920 from Mike. Below you see picture of the maxx. Currently the antenna is not correct mounted. But the problems are the same

Thank you very much for your help.
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