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Nano RCxcell interferance - j_whitney - 10-23-2023
I'm using a G45 with RCXcel ignition. I have a hose clamp on the spark plug connection. The ignition module is in front of the firewall, and about 10-12" ahead of the nano. The throttle connection is via nyrod.
I'm using Frsky with the appropriate XPS TX module. The throttle is set to channel 1. When I start the engine, the throttle servo oscillates and kills the engine in short order.
I'm wondering if I can move all the servos up one channel and leave channel 1 vacant - would the interference follow and move on to the next channel or just stay on #1?
I got to wondering about this since my buddy had the same setup but using Futaba - his ailerons were getting hit (Futaba is A-E-T-R). His solution was a satellite Rx moved up into the center section of the top wing with a separate battery. Both of us have the ignition on a separate battery.
RE: Nano RCxcell interferance - XPS - 10-24-2023
You can experiment but typically this is a servo issue (picking up the ignition noise) and has nothing to do with the receiver, so it maybe not matter where you move the servo plug.
RE: Nano RCxcell interferance - j_whitney - 10-25-2023
(10-24-2023, 12:17 PM)XPS Wrote: You can experiment but typically this is a servo issue (picking up the ignition noise) and has nothing to do with the receiver, so it maybe not matter where you move the servo plug.
Thanks . . .
RE: Nano RCxcell interferance - XPS - 10-25-2023
For better noise immunity you should be using twisted (not flat) servo extensions.