I had my second wipe out due to ghosting caused by signal losses. The first one was cause by the MT gen 1 trigger RC and the second now by the FS VX2 Pro. But the problem is the same if the RC loses the connection, the last input gets hold by 2-3 sec. If you are braking you will experience a full brake if you are accelerating you experience a WOT for the same time. This time I was accelerating on half throttle until it lost the signal and I was wheeling the board for the next seconds until the connection was back and I smashed the front truck into the pavement and wiped the tarmac with my back.
I’m really done with such BS, that’s why I would like to know how I can prevent this in future.
Is there a RC or a setting which cuts the signal in case of a signal loss? I just don’t want any input like acceleration or braking when the signal is lost.
the receiver is on inside a box on a top mounted MTB with all other electronics, but this is not the problem. There can be interferences from outside or just a sudden loss. You can’t prevent signal losses for 100% in every situation, but you can change the behavior when it happens.
It’s the flipsky receiver. The reason it loses signal is not because of any interference, but because the wiring harness for it gets loose and loses connection. At least that was the case for like 3 VX2s I had. I put silicone on the wire connection going to receiver and it helped a little, but would still do it.
If you want to know what happens when the puck gets the signal lost, you just need to accelerate your board until it is out of the range of the RC and see how it behaves.
point is that many people use the puck and it’s commonly known as the most reliable remote – whereas flipsky remotes’ unfortunately are commonly known to lose signal/cut out
easiest solution is just to not have cut outs, right?
