I had two of these GR3E I sent one back to amazon I've still having binding proplem ? whsetuoat must slysky radio two AFHDS 2A? setup to i"ve tride diffent setting any help please?
Hi, I am a rookie and am asking for some help 🙄. I just bought 2x MJX 14210 and ti's crazy fast so I am buying 2x FS GR3C & GR3e to tame it down :). Original receiver got 5 slots, 3 channels and 2x VCC for two fans ( on ESC and Motor ) . I am asking if I can conect both fans on one VCC slot on GR3e ? Thanks in advance
The + and - pins on all 4 rows are a common rail. In other words all 4 + are connected together and all 4 - are connected together. The power supply comes from your ESC via the BEC (Battery Eliminator Circuit, usually incorporated within the ESC), so the question is "Can your ESC provide enough power for the two fans". If you are using the original ESC provided with the car, you would need to check it's spec to ensure it is providing the right voltage for the receiver. I would say 99% of ESCs would be right but I have no experience with the MJX range. I am assuming the fans are simple 2 wire units, so you could plug the second one in the spare slot as it would only be using the + and - tags, Just don't reverse the plug or the - would go to the signal tag. PS. I am not sure why you would think changing the transmitter and receiver would make any difference to the car's performance, assuming you are not changing the motors, ESCs, or batteries. Ah! I guess you mean you have more control over the settings than the MJX controller 👍👍👍👍 Good luck 😁😁
@@GrandadIsAnOldMan well thanks, that was quick, btw, ima granpa too. From Slovenia. Yeah you reccon right, GR3C will give me limitation of the power to run and tame MJX-es down & Dual the steer CH to reduce angle at high speed drives. Fyi, it's a great RC just a bit too powerfull to control. The original radio got the throttle trim button but it only does a kind of ballance between forward-stop-reverse trigger position. ( interesting, original WLToys 124017 V8 ( version 2 ) radio got throttle trim, which does exactly what I require, set the motor power anywhere between 0 & 100 % ) Actually I am running the RC's on 3S, not for high speed but to reduce Amps spent for the same power required&applied so original 25 Amps ESC will llikely ''hold'' two simple 2x thinwired fans from ESC through the receiver, I mean, what could it ''eat'', like 0,2 Amps per fan ? Anyways, ESC remains the same to power the motor, servo, leds and same two fans, so I think everything should be ''sound''. 1 & 2 are standard throttle & stear, 3 is led's and 4th slot I'll use for 2 fans connected parallel. ( actually as if it was connected to 4&5th slot since it's a permanent +/- common rail as you told me.) The fans on ESC & Motor are permanent on, no temp sensor switch between it. Can't wait for the GR's to arrive. Thanks again.
The place you want to avoid putting the receiver is right next to the motor as that could cause interference, other than that you should be OK almost anywhere. Again don't route the aerial past the motor for the same reason.
This video reply is answering a question I was asked by Esther Tsang. I am explaining you need to check your battery and you are getting power from your ESC and you have your plug the right way round. Very basic stuff before you assume your receiver is faulty. If you are completely new to RC you may not know these basic steps.
Th FS GR3E receiver is shown on the FlySky site as an accessory for the FS-GT2E here www.flysky-cn.com/gt2e-peishi It is always worth checking out the manufacturers site rather than asking some guy on TH-cam.
Do you mean a cooling fan? As long as it does not draw too much current and is the right voltage it should be OK. VCC is where you would plug a battery in, if you were using a separate supply, rather than the normal feed via your ESC cable, so the + and - are common rails down all those tags.
Hi. i've got a tamiya esc. when i connect the battery it just keeps beeping and when i plug the receiver ( a new one since the other one shorted out) , i don't see the LED on the receiver light on. what could be the problem?
I have no experience with Tamiya ESCs. Assuming it works the same as a standard ESC, it will beep until the receiver and transmitter are bound together and the throttle stick is in the middle position (in the case of a car or boat) or the bottom in the case of an aircraft. If the LED on the receiver does not come on, I think I covered that clearly enough in this video. It comes on when it gets power, so it looks like your ESC is not giving it any power. If you have a meter, you could measure the output from the ESC on the plug that goes into the receiver. Alternatively you could connect a 5 volt supply to the relevant tags on the receiver to see if the LED comes on.
@@ericdeguzman9001 like I said, I have no experience with Tamiya ESCs so you will have to check it's specification. If you say you shorted out the previous receiver then maybe it damaged the ESC at the same time.
Thank you for this great video. I have connected the servo to channel 3 but servo only turns 35* degree not 90 degree. is it related with the remote. I have seen that with arduino people are able to turn it 90 degrees but i didn't see who can turn 90 degrees with that rc. Could you please advise? Thanks in advance.
Check the specification of your servo, they are built for different purposes with different amounts of rotation. Try it in a different channel and see if it is the same.
@@GrandadIsAnOldMan I have tried and still it turns 90 degrees at total 45 right 45 left. I have read that with a resistor it's a way to make it turn 180 degree th-cam.com/video/u4AcZmS_GLs/w-d-xo.html
@@Bricksfaction great video link, handy information for people who want that facility. You might like this one too th-cam.com/video/z_JjkhC-gx0/w-d-xo.html Back to your question, you have now confirmed that the servo does rotate 90° in a different channel, so it looks like channel 3 is limited for some reason. Have you checked your transmitter. Mine has trim adjustments to increase or reduce the throws. Other transmitters have even more options. I have just set up an FS GR3E receiver to test the differences between the 3 channels and I do get slightly less travel on channel 3. It is only a little less, so maybe 80° compared to 90°. I will do a video on that subject later.
@@GrandadIsAnOldMan I have tried to mean that it turns 90 degree is total. 45 right 45 left still. I have searched for my servo and it's 90 degree servo at total. there are 2 options due to my research 1 st is arduino code which i can't do with that remote, 2 nd one is put a resistor inside the servo like in the video; th-cam.com/video/u4AcZmS_GLs/w-d-xo.html if you know or advise additional information i would be glad thanks a lot.
@@Bricksfaction I have done these two videos for you Flysky FS GR3E servo rotation by channel number th-cam.com/video/2KvwwT9ZHwM/w-d-xo.html Demonstration of changing the rotation on a SG90 servo with resistors th-cam.com/video/WhHiln_uV1k/w-d-xo.html
@@oscarregueiralopez5461 the specification states 4v to 6.5v www.flysky-cn.com/gr3e-canshu that is fairly standard for most hobby grade receivers. Remember the receiver does NOT supply power to the motor. That is what the ESC is for.
@@GrandadIsAnOldMan I never say it's all cheap quality Sir.. by last 10 years using 2,4 and 6 channel radio sets from flysky.. hundreds of missions..! Without a single fail..! And even this evening was at beach with my buggy, with same radio that I bought 10 years before.. used to check PCB inside.. as I am located in sea side.. nothing happened by this time.. while some if my expensive radios are dead after some years.. used to buy receivers from flysky, as I buy new cars,trucks or scratch built aircrafts.. same TX.. so no need to pin every time.. here one 6 RX costs price for a lunch.. even last day booked for a new radio set from Amazon India.. a great companion..
@@roopeshkrishna34 😍😁 I think you may have misunderstood my comment. "Cheap" is not "bad", by cheap I just meant the price isn't inflated with "brand name" inflation. 👍
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If you want the specs for the FlySky FS GR3E receiver, here is the manufacturers link www.flysky-cn.com/gr3e-canshu
I had two of these GR3E I sent one back to amazon I've still having binding proplem ? whsetuoat must slysky radio two AFHDS 2A?
setup to i"ve tride diffent setting any help please?
@Videogame9559 Sorry, I don't understand your question. Are you using a FlySky transmitter?
Hi, I am a rookie and am asking for some help 🙄. I just bought 2x MJX 14210 and ti's crazy fast so I am buying 2x FS GR3C & GR3e to tame it down :). Original receiver got 5 slots, 3 channels and 2x VCC for two fans ( on ESC and Motor ) . I am asking if I can conect both fans on one VCC slot on GR3e ? Thanks in advance
The + and - pins on all 4 rows are a common rail. In other words all 4 + are connected together and all 4 - are connected together. The power supply comes from your ESC via the BEC (Battery Eliminator Circuit, usually incorporated within the ESC), so the question is "Can your ESC provide enough power for the two fans". If you are using the original ESC provided with the car, you would need to check it's spec to ensure it is providing the right voltage for the receiver. I would say 99% of ESCs would be right but I have no experience with the MJX range. I am assuming the fans are simple 2 wire units, so you could plug the second one in the spare slot as it would only be using the + and - tags, Just don't reverse the plug or the - would go to the signal tag. PS. I am not sure why you would think changing the transmitter and receiver would make any difference to the car's performance, assuming you are not changing the motors, ESCs, or batteries. Ah! I guess you mean you have more control over the settings than the MJX controller 👍👍👍👍 Good luck 😁😁
@@GrandadIsAnOldMan well thanks, that was quick, btw, ima granpa too. From Slovenia. Yeah you reccon right, GR3C will give me limitation of the power to run and tame MJX-es down & Dual the steer CH to reduce angle at high speed drives. Fyi, it's a great RC just a bit too powerfull to control. The original radio got the throttle trim button but it only does a kind of ballance between forward-stop-reverse trigger position. ( interesting, original WLToys 124017 V8 ( version 2 ) radio got throttle trim, which does exactly what I require, set the motor power anywhere between 0 & 100 % ) Actually I am running the RC's on 3S, not for high speed but to reduce Amps spent for the same power required&applied so original 25 Amps ESC will llikely ''hold'' two simple 2x thinwired fans from ESC through the receiver, I mean, what could it ''eat'', like 0,2 Amps per fan ? Anyways, ESC remains the same to power the motor, servo, leds and same two fans, so I think everything should be ''sound''. 1 & 2 are standard throttle & stear, 3 is led's and 4th slot I'll use for 2 fans connected parallel. ( actually as if it was connected to 4&5th slot since it's a permanent +/- common rail as you told me.) The fans on ESC & Motor are permanent on, no temp sensor switch between it. Can't wait for the GR's to arrive. Thanks again.
by the way my other receivers binded easy .
@Videogame9559 are the other ones FlySky receivers, and are you using a FlySky transmitter?
is it ok if i put the receiver inside the chasis??
The place you want to avoid putting the receiver is right next to the motor as that could cause interference, other than that you should be OK almost anywhere. Again don't route the aerial past the motor for the same reason.
I have a problem when I keep the transmiter away from the receiver about 60cm, the receiver suddenly blinking (no signal)....can you solve?
Have you tried a different receiver or a different transmitter?
I have the fs gt3b transmitter and the fs gr3e reciever. I can not get them to pair. Any ideas? Thanks
The sequence I use is written in the video description
yea it probally is, i had one before and it flashed (probally short circuited) then it wont light up. so im not sure if yours is broken but probally
This video reply is answering a question I was asked by Esther Tsang. I am explaining you need to check your battery and you are getting power from your ESC and you have your plug the right way round. Very basic stuff before you assume your receiver is faulty. If you are completely new to RC you may not know these basic steps.
can you tell me if it will work on a Flysky FS-GT2E transmitter
Th FS GR3E receiver is shown on the FlySky site as an accessory for the FS-GT2E here www.flysky-cn.com/gt2e-peishi It is always worth checking out the manufacturers site rather than asking some guy on TH-cam.
can i stick a fan in vcc slot as the others are occupied
Do you mean a cooling fan? As long as it does not draw too much current and is the right voltage it should be OK. VCC is where you would plug a battery in, if you were using a separate supply, rather than the normal feed via your ESC cable, so the + and - are common rails down all those tags.
Hi. i've got a tamiya esc. when i connect the battery it just keeps beeping and when i plug the receiver ( a new one since the other one shorted out) , i don't see the LED on the receiver light on. what could be the problem?
I have no experience with Tamiya ESCs. Assuming it works the same as a standard ESC, it will beep until the receiver and transmitter are bound together and the throttle stick is in the middle position (in the case of a car or boat) or the bottom in the case of an aircraft. If the LED on the receiver does not come on, I think I covered that clearly enough in this video. It comes on when it gets power, so it looks like your ESC is not giving it any power. If you have a meter, you could measure the output from the ESC on the plug that goes into the receiver. Alternatively you could connect a 5 volt supply to the relevant tags on the receiver to see if the LED comes on.
@@GrandadIsAnOldMan yup. The ESC doesn't seem to giving any power to the receiver. Is my esc broken?
@@ericdeguzman9001 like I said, I have no experience with Tamiya ESCs so you will have to check it's specification. If you say you shorted out the previous receiver then maybe it damaged the ESC at the same time.
Thank you for this great video. I have connected the servo to channel 3 but servo only turns 35* degree not 90 degree. is it related with the remote. I have seen that with arduino people are able to turn it 90 degrees but i didn't see who can turn 90 degrees with that rc. Could you please advise? Thanks in advance.
Check the specification of your servo, they are built for different purposes with different amounts of rotation. Try it in a different channel and see if it is the same.
@@GrandadIsAnOldMan I have tried and still it turns 90 degrees at total 45 right 45 left. I have read that with a resistor it's a way to make it turn 180 degree
th-cam.com/video/u4AcZmS_GLs/w-d-xo.html
@@Bricksfaction great video link, handy information for people who want that facility. You might like this one too th-cam.com/video/z_JjkhC-gx0/w-d-xo.html Back to your question, you have now confirmed that the servo does rotate 90° in a different channel, so it looks like channel 3 is limited for some reason. Have you checked your transmitter. Mine has trim adjustments to increase or reduce the throws. Other transmitters have even more options.
I have just set up an FS GR3E receiver to test the differences between the 3 channels and I do get slightly less travel on channel 3. It is only a little less, so maybe 80° compared to 90°. I will do a video on that subject later.
@@GrandadIsAnOldMan I have tried to mean that it turns 90 degree is total. 45 right 45 left still. I have searched for my servo and it's 90 degree servo at total. there are 2 options due to my research 1 st is arduino code which i can't do with that remote, 2 nd one is put a resistor inside the servo like in the video; th-cam.com/video/u4AcZmS_GLs/w-d-xo.html if you know or advise additional information i would be glad thanks a lot.
@@Bricksfaction I have done these two videos for you
Flysky FS GR3E servo rotation by channel number th-cam.com/video/2KvwwT9ZHwM/w-d-xo.html
Demonstration of changing the rotation on a SG90 servo with resistors th-cam.com/video/WhHiln_uV1k/w-d-xo.html
Long range ??
I suggest you check out the specification on the FlySky site. I never use my RC gear at any great range.
So the VCC is Alway POWER for Battery/ Petrol RC Car's ????
Thank you so very much for your help Sir
YES if you are not using an ESC you would be using a separate battery supply to power the receiver via that VCC port 👍
@@GrandadIsAnOldMan What voltage is the maximum the reciever can take?
@@oscarregueiralopez5461 the specification states 4v to 6.5v www.flysky-cn.com/gr3e-canshu that is fairly standard for most hobby grade receivers. Remember the receiver does NOT supply power to the motor. That is what the ESC is for.
Great..
Its a great radio set from flysky..
They are good cheap quality. I use them all the time. I have noticed recently the prices have been going up on eBay.
@@GrandadIsAnOldMan I never say it's all cheap quality Sir.. by last 10 years using 2,4 and 6 channel radio sets from flysky.. hundreds of missions..! Without a single fail..! And even this evening was at beach with my buggy, with same radio that I bought 10 years before.. used to check PCB inside.. as I am located in sea side.. nothing happened by this time.. while some if my expensive radios are dead after some years.. used to buy receivers from flysky, as I buy new cars,trucks or scratch built aircrafts.. same TX.. so no need to pin every time.. here one 6 RX costs price for a lunch.. even last day booked for a new radio set from Amazon India.. a great companion..
@@roopeshkrishna34 😍😁 I think you may have misunderstood my comment. "Cheap" is not "bad", by cheap I just meant the price isn't inflated with "brand name" inflation. 👍
They are cheap good quality.