Griffo
Aug 12, 2006, 08:30 PM
I recently purchased a second hand Hacker 40-O-Heli ESC for my Corona fixed pitch heli.
I am having problems with speed control. When I apply power the RPM's build up just enough to lift the heli off the ground but it is extremely difficult to maintain even RPM as the ESC seems to want to keep building speed. When I try to back off a little it just stops :eek: . Not good for a fixed pitch heli! I experienced varied throttle response on following attempts, one of which seemed to almost go full throttle with only a touch of throttle input.
I've been over the .pdf manaul on the Hacker website and I'm not sure exactly what the issue could be.
I'm using a JR x-3810 computer transmitter in Heli mode with the throttle curve set to Normal. I assume that since it is a fixed pitch heli the pitch curve does not apply.
One thing I did notice is that when I connect the RX/ESC battery I hear an initial "Beep beep" then after about 5 seconds I get another "5 beeps". This is with the TX throttle set to Zero.
I would really appreciate some help :confused:
I am having problems with speed control. When I apply power the RPM's build up just enough to lift the heli off the ground but it is extremely difficult to maintain even RPM as the ESC seems to want to keep building speed. When I try to back off a little it just stops :eek: . Not good for a fixed pitch heli! I experienced varied throttle response on following attempts, one of which seemed to almost go full throttle with only a touch of throttle input.
I've been over the .pdf manaul on the Hacker website and I'm not sure exactly what the issue could be.
I'm using a JR x-3810 computer transmitter in Heli mode with the throttle curve set to Normal. I assume that since it is a fixed pitch heli the pitch curve does not apply.
One thing I did notice is that when I connect the RX/ESC battery I hear an initial "Beep beep" then after about 5 seconds I get another "5 beeps". This is with the TX throttle set to Zero.
I would really appreciate some help :confused: