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Your last observation is a good one. I'll swap out the entire device tray to a new motor-bulkhead with fresh motors. If that solves the stutter problem, I'll back-track through the entire motor-bulkhead assembly and find the bad-guy.
Good thinking, pal!
I can now put down this three-pound sledge-hammer.
David
Not wanting to Hijack this thread - but here we have the very best in customer service in operation.
---and people wonder why I praise the Caswell / Merriman RC sub business.
John Slater
Sydney Australia
You would not steal a wallet so don't steal people's livelihood.
Think of that before your buy "cheap" pirated goods or download others work protected by copyright. Theft is theft.
Not wanting to Hijack this thread - but here we have the very best in customer service in operation.
---and people wonder why I praise the Caswell / Merriman RC sub business.
Awww!!! Shucks! We're embarrassed. HWSNBN is shuffling his feet and he's colored up! Me too! BLUSHER
thanks david since this is the root problem i am haveing.. i await the diag with baited breath..... so we will see if i need a new microviper10 or a moter.. thanks shane
thanks david since this is the root problem i am haveing.. i await the diag with baited breath..... so we will see if i need a new microviper10 or a moter.. thanks shane
I think David already ruled out the esc. It could certainly be bad motors. Or it could be bad capacitors, but there's not much that can go wrong with them. Or it could be inadequate shielding of some kind...the motor cans are not "tied down" or even the sheet metal that forms the tray that the motor cans more or less touch.
I worry more about my starboard motor weaker than port, rather than momentary motor stutter forward, as this would mean going about in circles to some extent. :)
Or it could be bad capacitors, but there's not much that can go wrong with them
Don't you believe it. Plenty of bad things can and do go wrong with capacitors, and they cause a lot of intermittent and difficult to trace faults. Electrolytics are the worst, ceramics tend to be much more rugged, but they can go short circuit, so don't rule it out.
Or it could be bad capacitors, but there's not much that can go wrong with them
Don't you believe it. Plenty of bad things can and do go wrong with capacitors, and they cause a lot of intermittent and difficult to trace faults. Electrolytics are the worst, ceramics tend to be much more rugged, but they can go short circuit, so don't rule it out.
I'm going to swap out the entire motor-bulkhead-motor assembly and if the jitters goes away I'll back-track to the origional motor-bulkhead-motor assembly and check things out there -- one motor at a time -- and find the source in the motors or (as andy suggested) the cap's.
Good grief! Get back to work! You don't have time for flu! Very Angry
Anyhow, just shows you slacked off and stepped outside The Cave! How else would you have caught it! Never mind, you can work Christmas Day to make up! No turkey for you pal!
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