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Old 01-10-2009, 09:33 PM   #61
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I stayed away from this thread before getting the radio, and messed around for an hour or so today. I found and programmed the exact same things you guys did

First I changed the functions to level 3 control--
Jog wheel-->
*menu-T-->
Select Type >level3
Select Exec -- Push + & -

Then I went back a screen (end) and now you can use the + and - buttons to select two whole screens of programming features. I set up mix 1 on the grip button to give front dig, one of the dials to control my rear wheel trim, and the other dial for front trim.

I am officially done with stick radios for comp use I think, so far I am very impressed with the control I have with the dial and button.

John are you using the latest style of programming we are using in this thread?
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I origionally set it up with the front ESC on ch 2 and the rear on ch3. This would allow me to use a 3 channel rx if I needed to. With the 4ch rx it may be easiest to just use 3 and 4 for the ESCs. Then the BEC can go straight into ch 2 no problem.
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I origionally set it up with the front ESC on ch 2 and the rear on ch3. This would allow me to use a 3 channel rx if I needed to. With the 4ch rx it may be easiest to just use 3 and 4 for the ESCs. Then the BEC can go straight into ch 2 no problem.
That is what I was doing at first as well. I like this new setup much better now though. I just needed the kick in the head from Whoodie
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Old 01-11-2009, 10:15 AM   #64
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Glad you guys are getting the bugs worked out for me. Cant wait to catch up, and start pushing the limits on the 4PK
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Here is a video demonstrating the front and rear dig as well as on-the-fly adjustable mixing.

Updated on 5/15/2010

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5cYbFT45xg

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Old 01-12-2009, 11:24 PM   #66
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step by step on the setup please...like the first setup but I'm liking the mixing on the fly...and utilize that full power of HH 35T when needed and when not needed on the rear esc...thanx harley...so simple
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step by step on the setup please...like the first setup but I'm liking the mixing on the fly...and utilize that full power of HH 35T when needed and when not needed on the rear esc...thanx harley...so simple
Working on it now. Will be ready soon.
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Setup:
Channel 1 - Steering Servo
Channel 2 - BEC (optional, if plugged in then remove power wires from ESC's)
Channel 3 - Front ESC
Channel 4 - Rear ESC


First go to Systm



Change Disp-Sel: SRV-VIEW



Go to Menu-T



Change it to Level3 (make sure to go down to EXEC and push +/- at the same time)



Go to PMIX1



Set as such:



Go to PMIX2



Set as such:



Go to SWTCH:



Set like so:



Go to DIAL:



The top two lines are the dials that control the rear mixing:





And that is it. That will give result with this setup. Feel free to PM me or post up any questions


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Nice job Josh, I can see the 4PK in front of me with your instructions. Although I think I need glasses but still not bad
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Nice job Josh, I can see the 4PK in front of me with your instructions. Although I think I need glasses but still not bad
No glasses, my pics are just fuzzy but it is late and I didn't feel like adjusting the lighting

Hope you got your radio today, your welcome
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I am the laughing stock at the track because I bought this radio specifically for crawling.I am really happy with it.Its works awesome and cant wait to get this thing used with my berg build.Finally a sponsored driver that actually helps the customer base of the company he reps.Thanks!
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Thank you almighty 4pk guru......my radio is alive....
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Hey foo,check your pm's.
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Thank you almighty 4pk guru......my radio is alive....
Glad to help guys

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I got nothin..........
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hey John...I got the same impression from the drift guys...$5 big bills for rock crawling...and I said yep...laughing with envy cause they know they want it...now I need to get a paging alarm for this thing...Thanks again harley...good way to promote their product...customer service...
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hey John...I got the same impression from the drift guys...$5 big bills for rock crawling...and I said yep...laughing with envy cause they know they want it...now I need to get a paging alarm for this thing...Thanks again harley...good way to promote their product...customer service...
You were running it at the last Nor-Cal comp weren't you? Hope the new setup works for ya.
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Sorry man,meant slip408.....

Dont worry I will be pm'ing you soon enough!
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You were running it at the last Nor-Cal comp weren't you? Hope the new setup works for ya.
No...I was using DSM airtronic M11...last comp...did ok on the first course until I got a call for my on-call service job @ Ukiah...and I was pissed cause they needed the equipment...so I rushed the rest of the courses...I gave back my 1.9 score card to Dean...and told him next time...1.9
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Could the 4PK be used on a super for rear str and still be able to do digs or dose the mixxing not allow that many functions? I read thru all the examples but didn't see what I was looking for.
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