Hey guys,
I just got the AX10 Scorpion with the AE-2 ESC and AR-2 receiver. It has been working fine since July4. TOday we drove up to Big Bear and I was hoping to do a bunch of crawling.
I charged up the battery plugged it in and...nothing. Only the steering server works. I get no forward or reverse. When it starts up there are some beeps. But I think a couple beeps are missing. It give a cascading series of beeps that decrease in frequency (like strumming your fingers down a piano), then it beeps twice, then there is a pause, then there is a single beep.
The LED lights up and then it flashes green. When I hit the throttle I get a red blinking light on the ESC. It's almost like the ESC doesn't detect the motor.
I have tried disconnecting everything and plugging it back in, but still nothing. I don't know what to do. Please help quick. There is a big ol wash behind the cabin just waiting to be crawled all over.
I am so desperate I'd almost give out my cell number...but I don't get connectivity here anyway. Fortunately the cabin has ethernet.
Thanks,
Ed
I just got the AX10 Scorpion with the AE-2 ESC and AR-2 receiver. It has been working fine since July4. TOday we drove up to Big Bear and I was hoping to do a bunch of crawling.
I charged up the battery plugged it in and...nothing. Only the steering server works. I get no forward or reverse. When it starts up there are some beeps. But I think a couple beeps are missing. It give a cascading series of beeps that decrease in frequency (like strumming your fingers down a piano), then it beeps twice, then there is a pause, then there is a single beep.
The LED lights up and then it flashes green. When I hit the throttle I get a red blinking light on the ESC. It's almost like the ESC doesn't detect the motor.
I have tried disconnecting everything and plugging it back in, but still nothing. I don't know what to do. Please help quick. There is a big ol wash behind the cabin just waiting to be crawled all over.
I am so desperate I'd almost give out my cell number...but I don't get connectivity here anyway. Fortunately the cabin has ethernet.
Thanks,
Ed