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Old 12-27-2018, 02:59 PM   #4821
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Right, I have now tried a second Programmer and still no dice. No communication errors when I try to read or program. Anyone know if this can be done with windows 10? I am getting close to just giving up and buying one on ebay already hacked. I know this should be doable, but for the life of me it doesnt seem to work for me. ANyone happen to know what I should try next? Please?
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Old 12-28-2018, 08:56 AM   #4822
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Right, I have now tried a second Programmer and still no dice. No communication errors when I try to read or program. Anyone know if this can be done with windows 10? I am getting close to just giving up and buying one on ebay already hacked. I know this should be doable, but for the life of me it doesnt seem to work for me. ANyone happen to know what I should try next? Please?

Typically the communication errors are caused due to a bad programmer or incorrect sequence of plugging stuff in.

Make sure everything is plugged in BEFORE opening up STVP. Also make sure that Windows is detecting the programmer (via Device Manager and anti-virus software). I've seen instances of where a firewall was blocking the device.

Also, you may need to get on ST's website to get Window's 10 drivers for your specific programming device.
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Old 12-28-2018, 08:57 AM   #4823
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Hi all,

Unfortunately, in the PSX firmware guide I found online, the section for channel mixes hasn't been completed. Therefore, does anyone know how I could achieve a tank-steer/ v-tail mix between the steering and throttle channels on a hacked GT3B? Its for a fighting robot and I'd rather not have a separate mixer in the robot as I've known them to mess with the required fail-safe.

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Assign the DIG mix ("d" in the mixing menu) to Channel 1.

Full Firmware Manual here: https://www.overkillrc.com/GT3X-Firm...NUAL-0.6.1.txt
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Old 12-28-2018, 01:56 PM   #4824
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Hi fellow gt3b owners.

Got myself same radio.
Managed to flash the firmware and its wonderful.

BUT is there any chance to get something like this :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQJc...Cko7pgGvUw5in8

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Old 12-31-2018, 08:02 PM   #4825
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Hi fellow gt3b owners.

Got myself same radio.
Managed to flash the firmware and its wonderful.

BUT is there any chance to get something like this :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQJc...Cko7pgGvUw5in8

Thank you.
Think you just need the receiver there is a 6ch and 8ch search flysky fs r6b and fs r9b.
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Old 01-02-2019, 04:43 PM   #4826
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Typically the communication errors are caused due to a bad programmer or incorrect sequence of plugging stuff in.

Make sure everything is plugged in BEFORE opening up STVP. Also make sure that Windows is detecting the programmer (via Device Manager and anti-virus software). I've seen instances of where a firewall was blocking the device.

Also, you may need to get on ST's website to get Window's 10 drivers for your specific programming device.

Well I'll be damned, It was the drivers. Checked in device manager, found an error for no drivers. Got them from the ST site and had it programmed in 5 min. Thanks.

Of course, thats not the end of it. I managed to skip the calibration process (or rather I got confused and pressed the "end" button instead of the "Enter" button and kicked myself out of it. Took me ages to figure out how to get back in, and when I found online that you turn right and long press the enter button even that wasn't working unless I pull the wheel a little while turning. I suspect this is unique to my radio though. Probably a lousy pot in the wheel (seems to work fine in use though).

Anyway, thanks for the help Losikid, you were right on the money. Now I will hack the other one of these I have as well.
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Old 01-14-2019, 06:33 PM   #4827
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thanks bad rc. the firmware seems to have worked . but now the radio won't power up



any ideas?


I’m having the same problem. I flashed it but was able to program it. Now two weeks later it won’t power on. Battery has good voltage.


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Old 01-16-2019, 09:38 PM   #4828
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I have decided to indefinitely shut down OverkillRC.

For the last two years, my buddy and I have been building up a 1:1 Ultra4 buggy and developing technologies for the 1:1 offroad industry. At somepoint this year, we'll fire up a new startup to sell the technology we've been developing. There is interest in transferring some of the IP I've developed under OverkillRC but I believe Flysky GT3B/GT3C related products will never make it into my new company.

I'll still poke in from time to time to answer questions but that's about it. Over the next couple months I'm going to be archiving all my OverkillRC data and shutting down websites.

I am going to attempt to find a cheap method to keep hosting the following webpages. But no guarantees.
Index of /GT3X-Firmware/
Index of /GT3B/
https://www.overkillrc.com/GT3C/
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Old 01-16-2019, 10:45 PM   #4829
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I have decided to indefinitely shut down OverkillRC.

For the last two years, my buddy and I have been building up a 1:1 Ultra4 buggy and developing technologies for the 1:1 offroad industry. At somepoint this year, we'll fire up a new startup to sell the technology we've been developing. There is interest in transferring some of the IP I've developed under OverkillRC but I believe Flysky GT3B/GT3C related products will never make it into my new company.

I'll still poke in from time to time to answer questions but that's about it. Over the next couple months I'm going to be archiving all my OverkillRC data and shutting down websites.

I am going to attempt to find a cheap method to keep hosting the following webpages. But no guarantees.
Index of /GT3X-Firmware/
Index of /GT3B/
https://www.overkillrc.com/GT3C/

Good for you kid, but bad for the RC crawler world! Your dedication to the Flysky GT3c and d has save some of us many hours of head aches and cussing. I for one have enjoy watching grow up on here! Good luck with your new business journey and check back with us once in a while.

Sounds like it will be a while before you need that Losi axle.

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Old 01-16-2019, 11:07 PM   #4830
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I have decided to indefinitely shut down OverkillRC.

For the last two years, my buddy and I have been building up a 1:1 Ultra4 buggy and developing technologies for the 1:1 offroad industry. At somepoint this year, we'll fire up a new startup to sell the technology we've been developing. There is interest in transferring some of the IP I've developed under OverkillRC but I believe Flysky GT3B/GT3C related products will never make it into my new company.

I'll still poke in from time to time to answer questions but that's about it. Over the next couple months I'm going to be archiving all my OverkillRC data and shutting down websites.

I am going to attempt to find a cheap method to keep hosting the following webpages. But no guarantees.
Index of /GT3X-Firmware/
Index of /GT3B/
https://www.overkillrc.com/GT3C/
Any chance you can point me to the correct 4-pin connector for the TX in order to have a programming port on the controller? The one with the angle soldered onto the board. I found these (uxcell 25pcs 4 Pin Male to Female Plug Header Adapter Connector Fit RGB/3528/5050 LED Chip Strip Black), but those don't have the right angle bend.

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Good for you kid, but bad for the RC crawler world! Your dedication to the Flysky GT3c and d has save some of us many hours of head aches and cussing. I for one have enjoy watching grow up on here! Good luck with your new business journey and check back with us once in a while.

Sounds like it will be a while before you need that Losi axle.

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I'm still wanting to get the new Losi built. But I only have a lousy $60 a month going into the RC Car budget. So, might be awhile before I get that going.

The projects I told you about are still on the books as well for the new company. So maybe at somepoint in the coming years there will be another 8+ channel pistol radio on the market.

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Any chance you can point me to the correct 4-pin connector for the TX in order to have a programming port on the controller? The one with the angle soldered onto the board. I found these (uxcell 25pcs 4 Pin Male to Female Plug Header Adapter Connector Fit RGB/3528/5050 LED Chip Strip Black), but those don't have the right angle bend.
Unfortunately, I'm still keeping that bit of info until I have firmly determined that it will not be part of any future products.
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I'm still wanting to get the new Losi built. But I only have a lousy $60 a month going into the RC Car budget. So, might be awhile before I get that going.

The projects I told you about are still on the books as well for the new company. So maybe at somepoint in the coming years there will be another 8+ channel pistol radio on the market.



Unfortunately, I'm still keeping that bit of info until I have firmly determined that it will not be part of any future products.
Hey Austin, have you seen this new Flysky radio yet? Any thoughts? FlySky FS-NB4 - ambidextrous pistol grip
And I'm sure we can work something out on the axle if you don't want to wait. I'm sure it would be nice to have it to tinker with when you need a break from the new business.
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Hey Austin, have you seen this new Flysky radio yet? Any thoughts? FlySky FS-NB4 - ambidextrous pistol grip
And I'm sure we can work something out on the axle if you don't want to wait. I'm sure it would be nice to have it to tinker with when you need a break from the new business.
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Yea, I have seen that radio....I was thinking about picking one up and tearing it apart to see what hardware there is to work with.

As for the Losi axle, I have way too many projects I need to get finished before adding another. The losi parts would probably just sit in a drawer for at least another year. I have strategically limited the budget so that I hit the $1500 mark sometime in 2020 But I might hit you up later this year about procuring some axle parts.
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Yea, I have seen that radio....I was thinking about picking one up and tearing it apart to see what hardware there is to work with.

As for the Losi axle, I have way too many projects I need to get finished before adding another. The losi parts would probably just sit in a drawer for at least another year. I have strategically limited the budget so that I hit the $1500 mark sometime in 2020 But I might hit you up later this year about procuring some axle parts.

Sounds good bud, hopefully I will still be around. And again, good luck with your new venture!
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Old 01-23-2019, 09:35 PM   #4835
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Is there a way to set up 50/50 throttle on the hacked gt3b.

I just received a hacked radio from banggood and I’m trying to get it to link up with my brake controller from heyok. The radio and reciver (FS-r6b)works fine. Esc(axial ae-5)works fine. The brake controller works fine with my almost 20 year old m11. I can get the gt3b to work with a rclights brand brake controller just fine.

Is there some setting I’m not seeing. I tried setting end points at 100 then at 120. Played with the dead band settings. Calibrated quite a few times. Even pulled the radio apart to make sure I could get full throw on the throttle. Trims and expo at 0. Abs off. Even removed the bec and everything except the esc and controller from the reciver. I’m just lost
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Is there a way to set up 50/50 throttle on the hacked gt3b.

I just received a hacked radio from banggood and I’m trying to get it to link up with my brake controller from heyok. The radio and reciver (FS-r6b)works fine. Esc(axial ae-5)works fine. The brake controller works fine with my almost 20 year old m11. I can get the gt3b to work with a rclights brand brake controller just fine.

Is there some setting I’m not seeing. I tried setting end points at 100 then at 120. Played with the dead band settings. Calibrated quite a few times. Even pulled the radio apart to make sure I could get full throw on the throttle. Trims and expo at 0. Abs off. Even removed the bec and everything except the esc and controller from the reciver. I’m just lost
While the hacked GT3B does not have a physical 50/50 throttle, it does in the firmware.


Try to reverse the throttle channel.
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For the last two years, my buddy and I have been building up a 1:1 Ultra4 buggy and developing technologies for the 1:1 offroad industry.
Index of /GT3X-Firmware/
Index of /GT3B/
https://www.overkillrc.com/GT3C/
So hour gona run the hammers then or









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So hour gona run the hammers then or









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I'm really confused. Can you read your own post?

Yes, we are going to race at the hammers. We are building an extremely competitive 4800 car. Targeting to make it to KOH 2020
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ok, i've been reading up and down this thread, i am trying to do a reset on one of my hacked gt3b, i need it to be clean to start over again writing down all the models and channels again.
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ok, i've been reading up and down this thread, i am trying to do a reset on one of my hacked gt3b, i need it to be clean to start over again writing down all the models and channels again.


I believe the answer you need is in this video, I have it saved for that reason, a lot of good info in it.

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