Just a quickie before I disappear back to my normal lurking. I recently broken an orange rx. Nothing new there, but I wanted to clarify what I got wrong. Was having a play with an arduino for some more interesting control methods in a robot and so went ahead and connected the signal from a channel o...
Predictably won't be there for this one The uni formula student team is keeping me pretty busy, especially on the 4th which is annoying because the 4th is also when I was going to move house
The concept of a dual brushless set-up using a differential makes my mouth water. What's the reasoning behind using two motors instead of just upping the size of the current one though?
Also, transmitters rarely have the first 4 channels controlled by anything other than the classic 2 axis sticks, so really: switch controlled channel -> at least a 5ch transmitter -> at least a 5ch receiver -> rx is more expensive, less common, larger and heavier.
If you consider hacking a transmitter an option, it's really quite easy to buy a cheap 4ch with channel reversing switches and adding one yourself. If not then I still use my planet 5 which has the desired switch controlled 5th channel, but not everyone would recommend it