jr transmitter 35 meg

I seem unable to solve this problem.....The mix,throttle/rudder or it may be the other way round.
When full power is on,no problem apply full rudder and power reduces to about half.This is only on the electric set up.Studied the instruction book for the tranny but no help.Any body got any suggestions, thanks guys.

John,

Ive come across this before, if its only doing it with an electric setup, i think its nothing to do with the TX but more your esc, if your rudder servo is binding slightly or at the end of its movement it will try and suck amps from the batts via the bec thus reducing the motor, try it with a seperate RX pack (disconect the red wire on the esc going to the rx) or reducing your rudder movment

M

thanks Mark I'll try it tomorrow..its dark outside and I don't like going to the garage in the dark at my age !!

Mark i've just remembered, when you put full rudder in ,just by moving the stick to the left/right ,no vertical movement the throttle goes on full power.So what should be half power when full rudder is applied full power results.

Dave/Mark thanks for help.

It was a mixer on the tranny,found it via the moniter.Don't know which plonker put that on

johnoxleydean wrote:Dave/Mark thanks for help.

It was a mixer on the tranny,found it via the moniter.Don't know which plonker put that on

Hi John
I discovered similar mysterious mixup with my JR gear.
A simple way to bypass these problems is to initialise the particular model memory either as reset or to select a different model type (but finally set the type to your requirement). This sets everything to zero.
BUT
This means you have to set every damn thing up all over again which takes ages.
SO
Most of my setups are all very similar. They are for aeroplane with two aileron servos and switchable coupled elevator to flap and ail to rudder. Also motor kill from tickover by mixing throttle to throttle via gear sw. Quite a few throw and exponential settings too for all flying controls.

For a new model, I copy a known PDQ good setup from another memory slot.
I have sometimes copied the setup from my other 3810 Tx
All that has to be done then is to tweak the settings for the new model. This is usually just changes to take account of servo throw directions. All done in minutes.
Don't forget to Rename the newly setup memory to "John's New Model" or you may have an "Oh Sh..." situation.
Bit late, but I was at the Nats

thanks Paul Appreciate your help.Hope you had a good time at the Nats