09-09-2022, 11:00 AM
If your failsafe was elevator DOWN (not up), then it is possible that you either had a power failure or that you were trying to pull-up and the servo moved to that position and a sporadic lockout occurred. This would hold the servo in that position until failsafe kicks in, which may not have occurred. If you are moving in and out of valid signals the elevator may stay there until you release it and you might not have released it until the up-line.
Moving the RFU's antennas to be a bit more separated would be helpful, especially since you can create a scenario where the battery (and possibly motor) do fully block the signal.
When you landed, was the RFU or the X10+'s LED flashing? That would indicate a loss of power.
Moving the RFU's antennas to be a bit more separated would be helpful, especially since you can create a scenario where the battery (and possibly motor) do fully block the signal.
When you landed, was the RFU or the X10+'s LED flashing? That would indicate a loss of power.