If you invest in a 700.00 RC you can buy a 25.00 V2 card. If someone struggles in these areas they may be they shouldn't be living beyond their means. Electric RC's are computerized toys, the ESCs are nothing more than small motherboards/power supplies so you need more than just allen keys to work on these things. But i think you're a brand loyalist troll anyway, you have probably made this same comment in several Big Rock videos. Folks are going to buy this RC because of people like this who own stores and know this is not a defect, but rather a setting that was modified.
Orrrrr A 700$ rc should come as advertised. If it was a 75$ rc at Walmart I’d be pissed. If it was a $700 rc I’d be furious and out for payback and definitely wouldn’t support a business being defensive about a clear misrepresentation of a product they sell. Must be a regional thing though
Worked for all my customers. Make sure to hit “apply” after firmware goes through install. If you don’t you’re not updated. Common mistake. Try and redo yours. It works. Trust me.
@ParkflyersRC It may be a different issue. It keeps cutting out as if it is going into low voltage detection mode and the issue is also affecting my new 6s Mojave as well. I bought both within a few weeks of one another. The hobby shop was not able to fix either of them so I hauled them both out of there and will now likely need to send them both back to Horizon to have a look at. Unless you have any suggesstions. Maddening situation.
@@mikescallon4288 could be battery connector. Try a different one. Look at jumper plug if you use a 6s. Recalibrate esc and check throttle dial for proper setting.
@@ParkflyersRC I actually have not been recalibrating the esc after the repeated updates. Maybe that has to get done. It is happening with multiple batteries.
Not crying, saddened by business choices. No computer or live near a shop to resolve for free. Guess I should have bought a Traxxas sled 🤮 I can’t even finish that. Yea crying
Your profile pic is an Xmaxx. can i ask you a question, did you swap out the stock RTR electronics in your Xmaxx? Are you still using the stock ESC and Motor?
@@spenn2007 maxx , kept it factory. Bad example tho. And yes I would have swapped out a xmaxx sec though for sure. But only because I’d want more punch. Not because it hit the breaks mid flight and ruined my 145$ body. I see your point but the company released a faulty product with a video to consume on how to fix at their expense. Xmaxx esc is just weak. If they still caught on fire you argument is valid
It's not free if you don't have that program box a computer or a hobby shop like yours this isn't free fix.
I have updated title. Free update from parkflyers rc.
@@ParkflyersRC ok not sure how that helps people like myself. Not like I'm shipping the part to you to fix it.
If you invest in a 700.00 RC you can buy a 25.00 V2 card. If someone struggles in these areas they may be they shouldn't be living beyond their means. Electric RC's are computerized toys, the ESCs are nothing more than small motherboards/power supplies so you need more than just allen keys to work on these things. But i think you're a brand loyalist troll anyway, you have probably made this same comment in several Big Rock videos. Folks are going to buy this RC because of people like this who own stores and know this is not a defect, but rather a setting that was modified.
@@spenn2007 thank you for that !!
Orrrrr
A 700$ rc should come as advertised. If it was a 75$ rc at Walmart I’d be pissed. If it was a $700 rc I’d be furious and out for payback and definitely wouldn’t support a business being defensive about a clear misrepresentation of a product they sell. Must be a regional thing though
Definitely still some issue. The update does not fix this despite successfully updating it
Worked for all my customers. Make sure to hit “apply” after firmware goes through install. If you don’t you’re not updated. Common mistake. Try and redo yours. It works. Trust me.
@ParkflyersRC It may be a different issue. It keeps cutting out as if it is going into low voltage detection mode and the issue is also affecting my new 6s Mojave as well. I bought both within a few weeks of one another. The hobby shop was not able to fix either of them so I hauled them both out of there and will now likely need to send them both back to Horizon to have a look at. Unless you have any suggesstions. Maddening situation.
@@mikescallon4288 could be battery connector. Try a different one. Look at jumper plug if you use a 6s. Recalibrate esc and check throttle dial for proper setting.
@@ParkflyersRC I actually have not been recalibrating the esc after the repeated updates. Maybe that has to get done. It is happening with multiple batteries.
@@mikescallon4288 OK let me know if that works for you. I’m curious.
look at all this crying boo hoo
Not crying, saddened by business choices. No computer or live near a shop to resolve for free. Guess I should have bought a Traxxas sled 🤮 I can’t even finish that. Yea crying
Your profile pic is an Xmaxx. can i ask you a question, did you swap out the stock RTR electronics in your Xmaxx? Are you still using the stock ESC and Motor?
@@spenn2007 maxx , kept it factory. Bad example tho. And yes I would have swapped out a xmaxx sec though for sure. But only because I’d want more punch. Not because it hit the breaks mid flight and ruined my 145$ body. I see your point but the company released a faulty product with a video to consume on how to fix at their expense. Xmaxx esc is just weak. If they still caught on fire you argument is valid