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Old 16-03-2012
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I run a Losi Xcelorin brushless system in my B4 and I noticed last week and more so this week that in some race heats when I let go of the throttle or steering it's still powering or turning making racing a battle to control the car but it's an intermittant problem any ideas anyone?
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Old 17-03-2012
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dont know if this is any help but i suffeered a similiar problem last nite racing

i was not using losi brushless though my mate sussed it though (thanks Julian b) it turnrd out that the two rx plugs were back to back in thr rx and vibration occasionally would make the pins touch each other and steering would interfere with throttle small amont of tape insulating them apart and problem cured

may be nothing to do with your problem but its first time i have experienced it in 20 years of racing

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Old 17-03-2012
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check all the servo and esc wires for damage (crushing, folding, creases, missing insulation and so on, it may be that there is either a loss of signal or a short somewhere.
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Thanks for that will check everything over have noticed that on one of the motor wires some of the casing has come off exposing a small section of the copper core where it is soldered onto the motor tab.
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