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BrianG
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03.02.2009, 12:21 PM

The only thing that adjusting that setting does is give you a bit more of a smooth start. Too high and the ESC acts like it "kicks" in. Too low and the motor will chatter more at very low throttle.
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I have exact the same problem, after uncountable tries I decide to recharge my LiPo pack and the problem goes away. But my MMM was set at customized voltage LiPo protection. h


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03.02.2009, 01:52 PM

Yeah, the deadband adjustment just lets you make the ESC more or less sensitive to initial trigger movements. If you have a good radio, then you can usually go quite low on the deadband. With my React, I have it set to the smallest setting and it's fine. Good to hear you've got it worked out, though.
   
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You can probably increase the consistency of the neutral range on the throttle simply by using a stiffer spring on the trigger so it returns to neutral a little stronger. That is of course as long as the pot isn't dirty or just general component value drift...
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