hi friends,
what is this
web says, over voltage
Is this the Brushless Edition or brushed?
If it's brushed, check his out.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oiYypUV9sIg (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oiYypUV9sIg)
If it's the brushless, take a look at Castle's page for the MMM to identify the code.
thanks i will give it a try
and post results
Hi,
Facing the blinking issue when we connect the batteries
Manual says this means over voltage.
But my NIMH battery is charging till 9.6 V only, which i think is normal.
So what could be the cause
as imhuman asked, brushed or brushless
it is nimh with Brushed setup
we used some WD-40 to temporarily solve this issue. The button is stuck for some unknown quality issue
but i comes back again.
Hello Manpreet
>
>It sounds like your set button is stuck. A sticking set button is
>usually caused by dirt getting into the button area. It can take some
>vigorous cleaning to dissolve or dislodge the dirt. Try working with
>the button to see if you can loosen it a bit. Blast out the button
>area with electronic motor spray or circuit board spray to saturate any
>dirt that has gotten in. Shake the ESC hard to dislodge or dissolve
>any dirt. You may need to repeat this process a few times. A tiny bit
>of WD-40 on the sides of the button may help. If that does not work
>Traxxas handles international warranty issues through our international
>importers. Please contact the local hobby shop where you purchased the
>vehicle and see if they can help. If they cannot, ask them to contact
>their authorized Traxxas importer where they purchase their Traxxas
>products. You may need to send the part to them for evaluation.
>
>Best regards
>Steve Lindholm
>Traxxas Customer Service
I forgot about those problems. Traxxas ESCs are known to have such problems. Glad you got it fixed, albeit temporarily.
can you suggest some brushed ESC from other vendors.
If you're upgrading, you might as well go brushless.