https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KeyAyiL8OCM
I am working on this Electric Paramotor Project (just like the video above) and have just about everything figured out except how to wire the controller. I’m have problems converting my servo tester to the trigger style potentiometer. I also would like to have an Digital display showing current voltage. I am currently working with the following parts:
https://e-glide.com/electric-skateboard-store/electric-skateboard-parts/remote-guns
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__67770__HobbyKing_8482_Servo_Tester_AR_Warehouse_.html?strSearch=servo tester
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__22494__Turnigy_3A_UBEC_with_Low_Voltage_Buzzer.html
Connected everything except the Trigger Style Potentiometer from the E-glide remote-gun. Tested it on a RC servo and worked flawlessly. So removed the Potentiometer from the servo tester and soldiered in the Trigger Style Potentiometer and went to test it on the same RC servo and on an ESC like it will be used in flight and got nothing. I know my soldering isn't the greatest but I know others that are having the same issue as me so I do not think it is that.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I thought about going wireless and that is a possibility but I would prefer to stick with wired to avoid any possibility of interference. Also any thoughts on how to get a Digital reading of voltage on the controller (in the youtube video at about 30sec) and what parts I would need for that?
Thanks you.
I am working on this Electric Paramotor Project (just like the video above) and have just about everything figured out except how to wire the controller. I’m have problems converting my servo tester to the trigger style potentiometer. I also would like to have an Digital display showing current voltage. I am currently working with the following parts:
https://e-glide.com/electric-skateboard-store/electric-skateboard-parts/remote-guns
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__67770__HobbyKing_8482_Servo_Tester_AR_Warehouse_.html?strSearch=servo tester
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__22494__Turnigy_3A_UBEC_with_Low_Voltage_Buzzer.html
Connected everything except the Trigger Style Potentiometer from the E-glide remote-gun. Tested it on a RC servo and worked flawlessly. So removed the Potentiometer from the servo tester and soldiered in the Trigger Style Potentiometer and went to test it on the same RC servo and on an ESC like it will be used in flight and got nothing. I know my soldering isn't the greatest but I know others that are having the same issue as me so I do not think it is that.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I thought about going wireless and that is a possibility but I would prefer to stick with wired to avoid any possibility of interference. Also any thoughts on how to get a Digital reading of voltage on the controller (in the youtube video at about 30sec) and what parts I would need for that?
Thanks you.