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I have set up my new B44.1 with a Brushless SP 6.5T Motor & LRP SXX TC Speedo. I have used a Savox 1256 servo from my ex 1/8th Rallycross but have noticed that when I flick the steering left to right quickly it seems to be shutting every thing down (on/off) for a split second or so.......The servo seems to be drawing too much current perhaps?

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I have set up my new B44.1 with a Brushless SP 6.5T Motor & LRP SXX TC Speedo. I have used a Savox 1256 servo from my ex 1/8th Rallycross but have noticed that when I flick the steering left to right quickly it seems to be shutting every thing down (on/off) for a split second or so.......The servo seems to be drawing too much current perhaps?

Any ideas?
That's exactly the problem, fit a power cap to your receiver and everything will be fine!
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If your stuck for a powercap Lee, ill bring one with me to Waurnalwydd club on Wednesday for you.
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If your stuck for a powercap Lee, ill bring one with me to Waurnalwydd club on Wednesday for you.
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I take it that the power cap will need to be soldered onto the servo lead?
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The power cap is attached to a servo plug and just plugs into a spare channel on the receiver.

Looks like this:
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Did the power cap sort your problem out also what servo spacers were you using..............none, thin or thick spacers for the savox 1256

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