No Prep Drag Racing Setup For RadioMaster MT12

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This is the full setup for a drag car on the MT12. This setup will allow you to ramp the throttle up however you want. If you have any questions let me know in the comments.
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[@frankensteinkennels]

Great settings, just wish it was more user friendly

[@user-xc3hb5nh7e]

I notice that when using the SC switch for a launch button and the slow up function, the longer I hold the button and throttle together I lose the slow up on the throttle. It appears the slow up starts when the throttle is pulled and not when the SC button is released. Is there a work around for that?

[@BuddyRC]

Thanks for watching! I haven't had that happen yet with this setup ive held it for a long time and its worked everytime. Make sure there isn't another mix on throttle make sure its only Slow up on 0 to 100 and make sure you block off the brake like I did in this video. If you dont have another mix for brake it will be slowing up brake as well which might cause the delay.

[@jesseharless24]

I too have this issue

[@jesseharless24]

Put the throttle input on same sc switch this will kill the entire channel and ramping till released

[@blacksheeprc8113]

Great informative video

[@bboyezflava]

Great video👍🏾. Its better to lock out the throttle input so when you let the switch go it follows the complete curve and slow up time.

[@jesseharless24]

How do you do that

[@jundelfintvhobby]

Hello me I ask if it is normal about radiomaster mt12 when the receiver battery inside RC buggy is drop about 40% the Rx signal will drop maximum 4 bars drops to 2bars and the calibration of steering will delay? I'm using radio master mt12 4in1

[@BuddyRC]

Thanks for watching! That could be a failing BEC on the ESC, I would check it with another radio.

[@user-xc3hb5nh7e]

When setting the throttle curve, if you move the points that are on the left side to the right of the centerline using the y axis, do they function the same as the point that are already on the right side?

[@BuddyRC]

Thanks for watching! Yes that is correct I meant to mention it in the video but yes you can move the points from the left side of the graph and then have 17 points. Hope this helps!

[@user-xc3hb5nh7e]

@@BuddyRC Thanks, I thought they worked the same but wasn't sure because I haven't had a chance to do any actual testing. One other thing I noticed is if I set the max x axis at 80% in the curve it was not going back to 0% at neutral sometimes, change it 100% in the curve and to 80% on the output seems to help.

[@jesseharless24]

Something isn't right delay starts on throttle pull no matter what

[@BuddyRC]

Thanks for watching! Correct, the only way to have that not happen is to activate this mode on a switch. You would have the throttle curve on a switch so when you're ready to stage you can switch from a regular one to the new mode.

[@jesseharless24]

@BuddyRC I got it figured out. I had to put throttle input on a switch. Now if I hit transbrake ramping starts on release no matter how long I hold it

[@conrow1157]

Is it set to low latency mode?

[@BuddyRC]

Thanks for watching! I didn't change anything besides the setup of the radio so I am not sure.