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Wire problem...how do i fix it?!?!
Well i just recently bought one of the cars from the lxx char-g skyline set... and when i charged it and all... i started it and it ran for about 2 seconds then stopped. So i tried again same thing. Then i put it on the charger and tried goen, and it went fine didnt stop once. So i figured it wasw prolly a problem with the wire, so i opened it and checked the wire, and it was barely attached and while i was lifting the chip, the lil thread it was hangin on by ripped, so now it duznt even move at all.... how can i fix this? OH and theres still a little bit of the wire left in the chip....
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go to your nearest hobbyshop or electronics store and ask if they have that gauge copper wiring...wait, do you mean the steering or antenna? or both?
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jus tthe wire thats on the car.... the white wire ... thats attached to the chip in the car
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i dunno if u got my email cause i know you went to bed after... wait r u still up?
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you are still up! reply, damn you! you cut me off from our last email!
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this sounds crazy.
go to radio shack and get a thicker wire. i di this and i got more speed. it will be easier to solder back on and slightly faster. |
so are you guys sure its my wire thats messed up or could it be sumthin else.... cuz the wire was attached but barely attached... and it ran for a bit then died out... but when the wire got disconected it didnt even run... are you guys 100% sure its the wire?
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Well, the wire probably needs to be fixed anyways. So solder the wire back first. Copper conducts well so you might want to think about replacing it with copper since you already have it half way out.
Now, if it still doesn't work, then check if the steering works. If the motor doesn't work, but the steering does, then it's most likely the motor. Try reseating the motor a bunch of times. If it still doesn't work, then it's probably a bum motor. If the steering and the motor both don't work, then check the battery inside. It may have come loose or something. Take it out, clean the pos and neg sides and put it back in. If it still doesn't work try charging it a bunch of times. If yet still it does not function, then I would need more information. Also, be careful with the solder job. It's easy to damage the PCB. |
well the steeriong works fine the wheels turn and everything.... and the motor too, when it was on rthe charger and i pressed forward the wheels would turn fine.. and really fast. But when it was off it lasted for about 2-5 seconds then just died. at that time the wire was on but barely on, and then when i opened it, it got disconnected. so i know it cant be the motor or the steering but im afraid of takin out the battery cant that be risky?
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A little risky the first time, but you'll get used to it. Just don't make sudden, jerky moves.
Sounds like you're gonna have to get that wire soldered back on. If you're not comfortable with soldering then I would take it to someone who wouldn't mind doing it (friend/relative/COMPUTER REPAIR STORE). The reason it works on the charger is because when it's on the charger, it's using the charger's batteries to run the car. It doesn't use the car's battery while on the charger. If it's running into a problem charging, then it will work on the charger just fine, but will poop out off the charger. Again, get that wire fixed before you do anything else. RULE # 1: ONE MODIFICATION AT A TIME. If you do too much at one time, you may never figure out what you did to fix/break the car. |
It sounds like the battery died. If you can you might want to just send it back and get a new one. If that's not an option, you can get a 200mAH NiMH from www.toyeast.com for like $5 shipped.
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can anyone please help me? i just got my tinyrc shipment with the yellow skyline r34 body, bitchar-g 3.8 motor, microsizer gearset, and tires. when i installed the motor with the stock gears, it made this horrible hi pitched squaking noise, when i put the different gears in, it still made the noise, but when i put the stock 2.2 motor in with the hi speed gears it worked fine! whats wrong with my motor?
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i don't think its the battery because ti was never used.. bran new in the box. The guy who sold it to be sed he'd give me the full refund or a free car... but id have to pay for shipping...to hong kong which is about 10$ us and i live in canada. SO im not considering that option.... but the wires not even attached shoudnt that be the problem?
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yeah but in any case it would need to be soldered. or get a new car.
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yea ima solder it... with that guys 5 steps .
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Boho? yeah, he does good work when he makes post. email me man i just cent u one.
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i soldered it... but the hole woudnt show, it would show then get covered again. so i didnt manage to get it trhu. And worst of all... now i have a an even bigger problem....the red white and yellow wires of the pcb got deattached.... is there any way i can fix it ? Also the tiny thing beside the wire on top of the pcb chip got moved a lil bit... is that ok
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that thing got moved..... and the wires got disconnected should i try and reattach the wires? And is it ok that that thing got moved wiht the soulder gun a tiny bit?
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You need to get some solder braid to soak up the solder while it's still hot. You should be able to get some from the place you got your iron. As for all the wires becoming unsoldered, you've got one hell of a project on your hands there. From my experience you only get one touch of the iron before you start melting the other wires on the board. Just take your time and resolder them all. Whatever you do, don't get impatient. There are a lot of little things that can and often times will go wrong when doing things like this.
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k... but how do i know which wires go to which lil metal thing.... does it matter?
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and this is the thing i was telling you that got moved
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man, your car is a real mess. get a wiring diagram or something or else youre gonna have to buy a new chassis.
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