Redcat Coe Hauler: How To Set Up Servo Lift And Endpoints

[@mikespaeth6690]

It's meant to plug into ch3, the push button is already set up for the air ride system. You have it on ch4 which is a 3 position switch meant for a winch.

[@PandaHiveGaming]

does that mean the endpoints are already set up?

[@RadRaf]

Thanks for the content! I can't wait until 4 wheel independent raising/lowering kits come out as well. That extra lift is key though! Thanks for sharing that.

[@RCReviewChannel]

Yeah, drop the rear, then the front, then left, then right. Should all be coming since this platform has a lot of possibilities

[@kenneth_jensen]

But isn't it just to install another servo next to the ones that are already installed? 🙂 Looks like there is enough room. Maybe not enough channels, but then buy the Flysky NB4. It got 8 channels... 🙂

[@bmxshippy]

Just get to more servos and figure out how to mount them to each rod. You’ll need 3 more channels though

[@mikebird8290]

THANKS FOR SHARING SIR. THIS HAS SHOWN THIS LORRY IN A WHOLE NEW WAY SIR 🇬🇧🇺🇲✌🏼🤩👍🏼

[@RCReviewChannel]

So nice of you. Yes, we'll take it out on the trail soon!

[@thisdarkcorner7357]

Thank you! Just picked up one and didn't know what those 2 metal pieces are for...now I do!!

[@bmxshippy]

Also HeyOK makes a servo slower to get the air ride effect. They also have a sound kit

[@patwashington403]

Just got done putting a HW fusion pro in mine with a 21t pinion, what a difference!

[@RCReviewChannel]

Rrrrright? So good to hear!!!

[@AllRCACTION]

Looks awesome! great job.

[@RCReviewChannel]

Thank you!!

[@thatsmyrc]

Great looking rig I might need to get one and add my touches

[@AllInRc1971]

Arms ordered. Thank you, sir.

[@RCReviewChannel]

Right on my good man!

[@andrewrichey7374]

Super cool, appreciate as always you sharing😊

[@artieaudio77]

Haha just did all this last night with lights. And trailer lights. 😊

[@vbspeed7571]

Super video

[@bmxshippy]

I see a lot of people having the servos rotating in the same direction (looks opposite when installed in truck) this means they have to put the front rods in one side, in the top of the horn, and the front on the other side in the bottom. I noticed yours are both attached to the top (front) and bottom (rear). Did you just flip one servo when you plugged it in or did you have to use a servo controller to reverse one?

[@Pandak-Bonsay]

NICE!!!!!!!

[@PandaHiveGaming]

what voltage battery are you running? because under load with the lowrider is cant go back up to the high position beuace its just too heavy are you using 7.4v or somthing higher?

[@kenneth_jensen]

It could be awesome to put that body on a crawler 😁

[@hail-Illuminati661]

Why are my lift servos going the opposite way

[@DerekKlimax]

How do you get the servos to turn in the same direction

[@bmxshippy]

I asked this too. I think you can just flip the plug for one servo, but it might take a servo programmer to reverse one

[@TheSpaceCoupe57Chevy]

Would look nice on some bigger rims

[@RCReviewChannel]

Will check it out.

[@PachezZ]

aren't these already like 2.5"? maybe try 3.2" D1RC ones... but the offset might not work with the fenders...