hey guys i dont no if use can help me but ok so i want to see if i can fix this before i tell me dad as there has beeen so many other problems wiith my rc car.
ok so i was claning and looking over my car and my reviever has a spare jack for another servo or sumthing. it was a bit dirty so i got a jewelers screwdriver and tried to get the dirt out.... when i toutched one of the metal probes, it sparked across to the one next to it and now it dusnt work at all
nothing nothing happenes wen i turn it on, off whatever
Before you clean or work on any electronic device the single most important thing you can possibly do is REMOVE POWER TO THE DEVICE. You try to fiddle around with something like a monitor while the power is still connected and it will kill you. Receivers for RC equipment should ALWAYS be enclosed at the very least in plastic bags before operating. Junk gunk grease grime and gopher guts will get into places you never knew existed if it's not properly covered before running.
I went to an outdoors mall that had a hobby store. (Bill, the one in Streetsville)
ZZZOOOM! A very fast and powerful gas-powered RC car went past me in the parking lot and nearly knocked me off my feet!
It stopped just as quickly as it accellerated. Before seeing that one I thought electric RC cars were fast.
The real world has gopher guts blueroom =) You can engineer just about anything in an enclosed environment and make it work forever, until it encounters the 'real world'
Great green gobs of greasy, grimy gopher guts,
Mutilated monkey meat.
Dirty little birdies' feet.
Great green gobs of greasy, grimy gopher guts,
floating in my ice cream, And me without my spoon!
I went to an outdoors mall that had a hobby store. (Bill, the one in Streetsville)
ZZZOOOM! A very fast and powerful gas-powered RC car went past me in the parking lot and nearly knocked me off my feet!
It stopped just as quickly as it accellerated. Before seeing that one I thought electric RC cars were fast.