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On Tue, 29 Jul 2003 23:04:00 +0100, Paul Burridge
wrote: On Tue, 29 Jul 2003 04:12:43 GMT, (John Crighton) wrote: Or find, beg, borrow, "buy used," or build an ordinary AM R/C transmitter. Ten quid should get you an old style metal cased Futaba transmitter. Hi John, I've already got an AM tx and rx set-up, but am loathed to use it due to the much increased risk of interference from the speed controllers, motors, etc., which as you will know, is far more likely with an AM system. Keep thinking! -- Hello Paul, I would try out your old AM set for sure. You never know your luck. If the servo connections are compatible it will only take a short time. What brand/model? I agree with you that the AM set has an increased risk of interference from your own motors but you said some time ago that your robot works fine at your place but at the venue with other competitors and their transmitters around, the interference is bad for you with your present Sanwa FM set. Even if you do not fit the AM set to the robot, take the working AM set in a box to the venue and see if the servos misbehave in that electrical noisy environment. Regards, John Crighton. Sydney |
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