Another video showing some features i didn’t know existed. I have a flatbed trailer , now I feel like getting a camper trailer and have a light show. 🤣.
Very helpful videos, as always. I was just wondering if we can get telemetry info from hobbywing esc? Do we need any adaptors for this to work? Thank you!
I’m having an issue with the voltage shown for my power hd GTS6 via ibus 2 on my noble+. BEC set to 7.4 voltage with no load on the servo at neutral and the reported voltage is 6.6-6.7. I have tried three receivers, ESC’s and multiple batteries. I’ve even tried a second brand new GTS6 and it’s the same. I’m assuming given my testing it’s an issue with the ibus 2 protocol for that servo. I have two GTS3 servos and they both report fine, the issue seems limited to the bigger GTS6 servos (two I’ve tried). Using the FGR4B receivers in latest firmware both rx and tx. Any ideas ?
@rudiperez5315 The transmitter just reports what the servo is telling it to for telemetry so yeh I'm guessing either the servo needs a firmware update or the servo board it's self drops the voltage down for whatever reason definitely a strange one.
@@WTFRCCarsThanks for the reply. I’ve contacted Power Hobby and they seem to think the voltage as read through ibus 2 should be equal to the bec voltage under no load. Given this is happening on two new servos, I’m assuming it’s the servo firmware itself like you say then.
Another video showing some features i didn’t know existed. I have a flatbed trailer , now I feel like getting a camper trailer and have a light show. 🤣.
There's so much these transmitters can do :)
Thank you for your videos, they have been very helpful!
You're very welcome!
Yes he is the king when it comes to Flysky stuff! And super helpful.
Very helpful videos, as always. I was just wondering if we can get telemetry info from hobbywing esc? Do we need any adaptors for this to work? Thank you!
The only hobbywing esc to support this is the axe R2 and R3 crawler esc's and no adapters are needed as it works over ibus 2 I have vids on it
As usual, very informative. What receiver should I use in my typhon for more range currently doing speed. Using NB4+ with FGR4B
Look through my playlist for the frm 303 range extender :)
I’m looking for a guide for the NB4+ on changing the wheel springs. Have you done this as I can’t find it on your channel if so? Ta very much.
I dont have a vid on it but its very easy im sure it shows you in the manual
@ that’s great thanks for the reply. Will be starting carpet racing 10th scale buggies soon with a B7. Should I get the NB4+ or the NB4 pro+?
Hard choice both are great if your serious about racing you would probably find the higher resolution throttle of the pro+ better but not much in it
@@WTFRCCars thanks for the reply. Really appreciate it. It would be solely for racing so maybe the pro plus.
@Strengthoftenmen yeh for racing pro+ is my goto and I got all of em
I’m having an issue with the voltage shown for my power hd GTS6 via ibus 2 on my noble+.
BEC set to 7.4 voltage with no load on the servo at neutral and the reported voltage is 6.6-6.7. I have tried three receivers, ESC’s and multiple batteries. I’ve even tried a second brand new GTS6 and it’s the same.
I’m assuming given my testing it’s an issue with the ibus 2 protocol for that servo. I have two GTS3 servos and they both report fine, the issue seems limited to the bigger GTS6 servos (two I’ve tried). Using the FGR4B receivers in latest firmware both rx and tx. Any ideas ?
I should add this is with the servo connected but out the car so no binding going on with steering assembly etc.
@rudiperez5315 The transmitter just reports what the servo is telling it to for telemetry so yeh I'm guessing either the servo needs a firmware update or the servo board it's self drops the voltage down for whatever reason definitely a strange one.
@@WTFRCCarsThanks for the reply. I’ve contacted Power Hobby and they seem to think the voltage as read through ibus 2 should be equal to the bec voltage under no load. Given this is happening on two new servos, I’m assuming it’s the servo firmware itself like you say then.
@rudiperez5315 yeh sounds like it, be interesting to see what the bec voltage is when measured with a volt meter
@@WTFRCCarswould it be possible to check the servo voltage with a voltimeter
Hey, can you recommend a small receiver from Flysky that works with the NB4 Pro+ for these mini rock crawlers? Need small but at least 4 channel.
Yep the flysky GMR is a micro receiver for mini rc's and 4ch