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Setup for Pico modded killswitch... All the modding was done by the electronics master Perruzo!!! (clever git) thanks tho bud.. click on your scroll wheel to access the menu, then scroll down to system and click on the scroll wheel again. Scroll down to the first option "switch select ABCDEF" and click. Then scroll down to "C", click and scroll up or down until you see Aux 2P and click to select. Then scroll back up to the arrow in the upper right corner to get out of that menu and You should now be at the menu list screen. Scroll up to the sub trim menu and click to select. Then scroll down to the AX and click. I have my subtrim set to 70L Some people are saying as high as 100. You may have to play around until you find a subtrim that will allow you to turn it on and off by clicking the "C" button. If you are finding that your switch will switch on but not off or vice versa, you will need to increase or decrease the subtrim accordingly until it does turn on and off properly. You need to have your frame rate set to 11ms for the killswitch to work properly. To set your frame rate, from the home screen click the scroll wheel and scroll down to the menu that says frame rate and click to access menu. If your frame rate is 11ms, you do not need to change anything. If it is 5.5ms, scroll down and highlight it, click and scroll to select 11ms. I am not sure if the 16.5ms setting will work or not, as I have not tried it. 16.5ms frame rate may work, but you may have to change the subtrim setting until you get the switch to turn on and off properly. not sure if that frame rate will work or not. Also, under the reverse menu, I have my "AX" set to "rev". Not sure if that makes a difference or not. Sorted fully working kill switch for £15 what a bargin :D

Modelsport have still got the great

might sound silly mate ...but is your glow starter charged????

Sorted it now i will do a tutorial on it and post it up...

There is the option of sleeping in the marque, if you really fancy it

Are you landing with the throttle on? If so then that's your problem. However if you're not...then there is something wrong in your mesh, it can't be the clutch carrier as you are using the vertigo, so there is no warping of the plastic carrier which usually leads to them. Is your engine loose at all, even if it's a mm or so out it will end up ruining the mesh. It could just in general be the heat you are generating from running it up hill all the time. The next time you buy some new spurs go for Hostile, they seem loads better than the stock ones.

bunch of overpaid muppets with illusions of grandure if you ask me..

just got back & ripped my flags down then publicy put them in the bin, over paid lazy go.................................. ............. ......... ........ .......... .........