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It sounds like you may have a short somewhere after a speed controller. As mentioned earlier, it might be posible that a short in the leads between a motor and a speed controller could draw enough current to drop the system voltage beyond the RC reset point before a breaker has time to trip. What happens if you only push the stick forward slightly? Check the resistance between the motor terminals and the M+ and M- terminals of the speed controlers to the V+ and V- terminals. What are they?
[EDITED TO CORRECT MY DUMBNESS.] Last edited by Rickertsen2 : 02-07-2003 at 23:09. |
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