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It is sensored. I'm having a problem with my B4 as it stutters all the time. I heard it's because of the sensor.
So if I remove the sensor wire off from the system, will it solve the problem? Will removing it damage the system? |
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I don't think it will run without the sensor wire
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I'm far from an expert here, but could the stuttering not be down to interference or lack of power getting to the motor?
I had a similar problem where the motor would stutter and also the steering would go nuts. I ended up fitting new battery connectors (to replace the standard tamiya style ones which couldn't provide the power) and moving to a 2.4Ghz radio set. |
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make sure the capacitor is still attached to the speed controller or turn the initial start power down to medium?
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I want some simple replies.
Will removing the sensor wire damage to the motor? Will the motor work without the sensor? Yes or no answers please.
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You're more likely to damage the ESC than the motor by trying to run it without the sensor lead in.
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see my answer in your other thread. I had the exact same issue. Returned the LOSI to Horizon. Turned out to be a dodgy sensor cable/issue.
They replaced the whole lot free of charge. I had only had the combo for 3 months. |
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