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Has anyone got a Kinetic yet that can offer some advice ?
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Ooh made thd change have you? Once your up and running let me know how it goes mate
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just for 2wd fella, sticking with lrp in 4wd, for now
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I've a Kinetic here.

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I've been using a prototype since april and I've had a production one for a few weeks - what did you want to know?
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right when I turn it on the blue and green lights come on solid together, then go out and then the red and orange lights blink twice together. I then have the blue, orange and red lights on solid and it stays like that
The motor doesnt run and the servo works fine. Have also tried a brand new motor on it with the same outcome
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The 1st motor I tried was a X12 7.5 and the second was a X11 10.5 that is brand spanking
Nowt wrong with the 7.5 as ive been running it today
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Hi Dave,

The sequence of lights you are getting when you switch it on is correct, however when I first turn mine on, all of the lights flash once, before proceeding through the sequence you have just said.

It seems as though the initial one touch set up procedure hasn't taken... repeat the setup procedure and ensure that all of your transmitter trims/sticks are all in neutral. If this doesn't work, try reversing the throttle channel on your tranny and start again.

If this doesn't work, it is perhaps a sensor wire problem...
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Yup it was a sensor wire problem, thanks mate Cant wait to try it now
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