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Old 03-18-2011, 10:35 PM   #21
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You are talented if you can push both buttons and plug in the battery at the same time. Took me like 20 minutes to get it haha.
Hint: you don't have to plug in the battery at the same time on the Tekins. You can just hit the buttons
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Hint: you don't have to plug in the battery at the same time on the Tekins. You can just hit the buttons
Haha, you beat me to that reply Josh!!
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Old 03-18-2011, 11:48 PM   #23
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Hint: you don't have to plug in the battery at the same time on the Tekins. You can just hit the buttons
Wait a second, I thought you had to turn them on with the button held...Blowing my mind! Wow, I wasted a bit of time doing that then...
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Wait a second, I thought you had to turn them on with the button held...Blowing my mind! Wow, I wasted a bit of time doing that then...
Yeah, just hold the button down a few seconds (3) and it will go into calibration mode, it's way easy.
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Old 03-19-2011, 10:48 AM   #25
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Im still pretty confused but I'll keep reading to understand what to do.
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Old 03-30-2011, 04:25 PM   #26
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Okay I have not touched my xr since this question because im all actuality I have not the slightest clue how to fix this problem, got my fxr button setup the same on both, not sure how to re-calibrate both escs at once (what the hell is calibrating beyond the button setup on the fxrs?). Also not sure how to time my motors, what are the endbells? Do both motors wanna be timed the same?

Sorry for the rediculous questions but I am not very humble to electronics (especially MOA) and have already had a close call with almost poofing my whole electronic setup.

I red HHs motor timing page but dont quite understand it lol

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Old 03-30-2011, 06:13 PM   #27
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Okay I have not touched my xr since this question because im all actuality I have not the slightest clue how to fix this problem, got my fxr button setup the same on both, not sure how to re-calibrate both escs at once (what the hell is calibrating beyond the button setup on the fxrs?). Also not sure how to time my motors, what are the endbells? Do both motors wanna be timed the same?

Sorry for the rediculous questions but I am not very humble to electronics (especially MOA) and have already had a close call with almost poofing my whole electronic setup.

I red HHs motor timing page but dont quite understand it lol

Thanks

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The instructions on your FXR's will tell you how to calibrate them. You hold down the Mode button on both ESC's until they enter the throttle calibration setup and then just follow the instructions.

Yes both motors are timed the same, a few degrees advanced on each one is good or you can just run them at zero. For simplicity zero may be best for you. Just line up the line on the endbell with the line on the can.
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Okay I understand now I think, then thats where the rubberband around the throttle comes into play so you can do both fxr calibrations at one?


As far as the endbell, is that the plastic end with the solder posts and springs and such on it, just loosen and turn yes? I see the marks everyone speaks of too just wanna make sure I dont have to actually pull the what im thinking is the endbell off the can.


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Okay I understand now I think, then thats where the rubberband around the throttle comes into play so you can do both fxr calibrations at one?


As far as the endbell, is that the plastic end with the solder posts and springs and such on it, just loosen and turn yes? I see the marks everyone speaks of too just wanna make sure I dont have to actually pull the what im thinking is the endbell off the can.


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Yeah, I use a rubberband on Castle stuff but it isn't needed on FXR's. Just hit both buttons until they go into calibration. Read the instructions on that.

Yeah thats the endbell.
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Rock on, I will print this info out and give it a whirl tonight when I get home, I am really anxious to get this thing on the rocks because I have money into it and was confused on what to do but thanks, and to all who had an input on this
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One more question, since the motors on the XR face the opposite direction and my rear motor is wired backwards, does that mean I have to time them differant or just make sure both motors are on the same timing mark?
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One more question, since the motors on the XR face the opposite direction and my rear motor is wired backwards, does that mean I have to time them differant or just make sure both motors are on the same timing mark?
If you time them to zero then they are the same. If you advance the front a few degrees you need to do the opposite to the rear. Make sure they are the exact same.
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