What to do if FlySky Remote Control motor won't start and red LED flashes?
If the FlySky remote control motor doesn't start and the red LED flashes quickly after powering on, the throttle channel of the radio might be shifted or changed. Adjust the throttle channel of the radio to match the existing neutral point until the red light stops flashing.
How to fix FlySky Remote Control when motor won't start and indicator light is off?
If the motor doesn't start and the indicator light is off after powering on your FlySky remote control, it could be that the ESC has no working voltage. Check the connection between the battery and ESC for any issues, and inspect the relevant plug for faulty welding. If the ESC switch or the ESC itself is damaged, return it to the factory for inspection.
What to do if FlySky Remote Control motor suddenly stops rotating?
If the motor suddenly stops during rotation, it could be due to a lost throttle signal. Check the radio and receiver. Alternatively, the ESC might be in low voltage or overheat protection mode, indicated by a flashing red light. In this case, examine the battery voltage and ESC temperature.
Why FlySky Remote Control car goes in reverse when I push forward?
If your car reverses when you push forward on the FlySky remote, it could be due to the connection sequence between the ESC output line and the motor line. Try exchanging the position of two motor lines. Another possibility is that the throttle direction on the radio is set incorrectly; set the throttle direction to the opposite direction.
What to do if FlySky Remote Control motor accelerates rapidly and then stops?
If the motor accelerates rapidly when it starts and then stops, it may be due to insufficient battery discharge capacity. Try replacing the battery with one that has a stronger discharge capacity. It could also be that the motor's rotation speed is too high, and the gear ratio is not reasonable. In this case, replace the motor with a low-speed motor or increase the reduction ratio.
General| Brand | FlySky |
|---|---|
| Model | VK-R4A |
| Category | Remote Control |
| Language | English |
Details safety symbols like Danger, Warning, and Attention, outlining potential risks.
Provides crucial guidelines for safe product operation, including prohibited and mandatory actions.
Identifies and illustrates the various components of the Flysky transmitter with diagrams.
Presents a detailed overview of the Flysky receiver, including its diagram and components.
Step-by-step guide for installing AA batteries correctly into the transmitter.
Instructions for turning on the transmitter and receiver in the correct sequence.
Explains the meaning of the R.LED, G.LED, and battery power level indicator lights.
Procedure for binding the transmitter and receiver, essential for initial setup or replacement.
Guide to calibrating the steering wheel and throttle trigger for neutral positioning.
Safe steps for powering down the transmitter and receiver system.
Describes the functions assigned to each of the transmitter's four channels.
How to reverse the direction of input for channels CH1 and CH2.
Usage of ST.TRIM and TH.TRIM for fine adjustment of steering and throttle.
Adjusting servo travel range using the D/R function for various channels.
Switching operational modes to reassign ST.TRIM and ST.D/R buttons.
Explains the failsafe function to prevent unexpected model behavior on signal loss.
Details the beginner mode, limiting throttle to 50% for new users.
Critical safety and installation considerations for the receiver.
Guidance on connecting equipment and performing the initial boot-up process.
Reference to section 4.3 for instructions on re-binding the receiver.
Description of low voltage, overheat, signal loss, and self-check protection.
How the receiver indicates battery power status using LED indicators.
Controlling car lights and signals using transmitter functions.
Configuration of receiver failsafe behavior upon loss of transmitter signal.
Detailed technical data for the transmitter, including RF, distance, and dimensions.
Confirms Radio Equipment compliance with RED 2014/53/EU.
Warning regarding antenna placement for CE compliance and RF exposure.
FCC rules for Class B digital devices and RF exposure limits.
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