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What will I lack in running just a 3 channel radio in my globe. Just trying to save some dough for now. I have some remotes and a 3 ch receiver is only 45 bucks. Just wondering what extra does a 4 ch have vs a 3.
Thanks Chris
OK I just broke down and ordered a futaba 4yf, Last post before a pic of her all finished can you guys please recommend a esc
Lmackattack
10-05-2013, 10:20 AM
If you want a cheap esc I have used the tamiya esc.....for a basic esc they do pretty good. Forward reverse and braking.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/321212695779?lpid=82
diesel950
10-05-2013, 11:03 AM
tamiya esc work good, haven,t destroyed one yet, and that is with pulling roadtrains too
Lmackattack
10-05-2013, 05:16 PM
Yea I pull 4 bricks around on my flat bed thru the off road. No issues. It has a built in overload protection. It will cut out if it sees to much of a load.
They are priced right as well
Thanks guys, I ordered it off your link.
IDontKnow
10-05-2013, 10:48 PM
And if you go with Tamiya's latest offering it even has a LIPO low voltage cut out!
Ok guys,I got the tamiya esc mack attack posted and got the futaba 4yf radio and receiver. I just got done building the truck but all it will do is go forward and reverse by moving the left joystick side to side. I can't get it to steer of shift please help. This is my first build, truck came out awesome. Maybe someone with a similar setup can snap a pic for me. Thanks a lot in advance
rc_farmer
10-13-2013, 01:50 PM
do you have a MFU or just a 4-channel rcvr? A 4 channel radio is not gonna have a 3-pos switch for shifting.
Ch 1=
ch 2=aileron/steering
ch 3=throttle/throttle
ch 4=
No I don't have a mfu. I bought the 4 ch radio receiver combo. It should work the shift servo.
Im good I went to trains and lanes in PA and Chase rescued it. I had 2 wires backwards
Stuff
10-13-2013, 08:41 PM
yup. sounds like channels were mixed up. even more frustrating when you get a channel backwards and right is left and left is right :P
Im glad, all went smoorh for a first truck. That was the worst
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