Yama Buggy
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atom3624
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One thing with the hobby, unless you're simply going to put it on a shelf and do nothing with it, is that it will get broken from time to time - so get something you can find parts for, and find out where you can get them.
Al.
Al.
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Having a few issues with a Yama Buggy
The car doesn't seem to turn to one side, when the electronics are off and I manually apply pressure to turn the car it's fine but turn on the electronics and the problem returns
I've replaced the plastic steering servo with a upgraded metal component and checked and double checked all screws for tightness
Anybody have any ideas, would be really appreciated
Having a few issues with a Yama Buggy
The car doesn't seem to turn to one side, when the electronics are off and I manually apply pressure to turn the car it's fine but turn on the electronics and the problem returns
I've replaced the plastic steering servo with a upgraded metal component and checked and double checked all screws for tightness
Anybody have any ideas, would be really appreciated
atom3624
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- Cold, wet, windy St Helens, U.K.
Check your radio gear.
Remove the steering servo horn.
Check your transmitter - Tx - and see if there are offset and EPA - end point adjustment - settings / knobs.
Set the bias / offset to zero (centred).
Switch on Tx / Rx - this should set the servo centred. Replace horn and centre to straight ahead.
Now use the LEFT / RIGHT EPA's - should have you sorted.
DO NOT force the servo - you'll hear when its straining - back off until there's no little / noise.
Al.
Remove the steering servo horn.
Check your transmitter - Tx - and see if there are offset and EPA - end point adjustment - settings / knobs.
Set the bias / offset to zero (centred).
Switch on Tx / Rx - this should set the servo centred. Replace horn and centre to straight ahead.
Now use the LEFT / RIGHT EPA's - should have you sorted.
DO NOT force the servo - you'll hear when its straining - back off until there's no little / noise.
Al.