Steering Problems

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    • January 6, 2005 at 8:44 am #12489
      DeStijl
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      Hey guys/gals i was wondering if anyone could help with my problem.

      So i got my new Iwaver 02 and ive just broke in the new motor(properly) and wheels wernt lined up, which is fine.

      Anyways so i start the thing up and i use the steering trim adjustment to try and line it up properly, but i get to the limit before they are totally lined up.

      So what can i do to get the steering lined up?

      Thanks alot in advance

      😀

    • January 6, 2005 at 2:38 pm #57841
      betty.k
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      there should be a small trimpot towards the front of the pcb. center the trim on the tx first and turn the pot on the pcb until the wheels are straight enough. then do final trimming on the tx.:8ball:

    • January 6, 2005 at 2:45 pm #57842
      DeStijl
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      Uhhh What does the Trimpot look like, i cant find my digital camera at the moment to take a picture.

      What do i turn it with???
      can you give a more detailed explanation??

      Thanks alot!!!:D

    • January 6, 2005 at 2:51 pm #57843
      DeStijl
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      How do i add a picture???

    • January 6, 2005 at 3:01 pm #57844
      DeStijl
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      PIcture of PCB is in my Photogallery!

      Do i turn the trimpot with batteries in or out?
      Will it move the pot and allignment even if their are no batteries in?
      What do i turn the trimpot with?

      Cheers!!!

    • January 6, 2005 at 3:32 pm #57845
      betty.k
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      hopefully this pic is clear enough, it’s an iw pcb with a nelly installed. the yellow arrow points to the trimpot i’m talking about. it has slots for a small phillips head screwdriver. do it with the car and tx switched on:8ball:

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