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weird one. tested my tyhoon and works fine on the bank side but when you put it in the water you lose all power, once the wtc top is just under the water. take it out and comes to life does this every time any ideas.
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Typhoon Doesn't Like Water
timgarrod- AMS Website Webmaster
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david f- AMS Treasurer
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Hi Tim,
By "lose power" do you mean that you still have battery power but the motor turns off?
If so, it is most probably a radio problem (aerial?) . Try a range test in air?
David
By "lose power" do you mean that you still have battery power but the motor turns off?
If so, it is most probably a radio problem (aerial?) . Try a range test in air?
David
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If you have an external arial make sure you have sealed the end.
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Hi Tim
Does the boat use a BEC or a RX Battery?
Are the servos still working or is it a TOTAL Power loss?
Any crystal changes been made?
Have you been using Russian swear words at it?
John
Does the boat use a BEC or a RX Battery?
Are the servos still working or is it a TOTAL Power loss?
Any crystal changes been made?
Have you been using Russian swear words at it?
John
timgarrod- AMS Website Webmaster
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Hi all, thanks.
it was total power loss. found the issue now thank to John R(thanks again, I own you one big time).
The person that built the tyhoon had a light bulb in metal holder bolted to the alu lid to lower the voltage for the rotating radar.
Also there was ground cable on the front gearbox motor,
As it's got a water switch to turn the boat on, as soon as the the WTC or the gearbox shaft was just touching the water, it was grounding and the switch was turning the sub off.
Cheers
Tim
it was total power loss. found the issue now thank to John R(thanks again, I own you one big time).
The person that built the tyhoon had a light bulb in metal holder bolted to the alu lid to lower the voltage for the rotating radar.
Also there was ground cable on the front gearbox motor,
As it's got a water switch to turn the boat on, as soon as the the WTC or the gearbox shaft was just touching the water, it was grounding and the switch was turning the sub off.
Cheers
Tim
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