Poor Unity has caught a lot of extra flack for user error. I responded on that thread – I’m so curious. Thanks for crossposting.
@Deodand what’s the timeout for lost connection to remotes with the unity? Would this happen after a minute if the remote was turned off?
Agreed. So much so that I can’t pinpoint what if anything is actually a unity fault. Definitely the most blamed component of the year.
I’m pretty sure the default across unity & vesc is 1000ms. It’s set on the general app tab and applies to pwm, uart, etc.
@DerelictRobot so a minute is too long for a failsafe to take action?
Screw this. I’m buying a unicycle

How can you look at yourself in the mirror? Aaahaha lol.
Lmao. Right 
Only if you’re trying to not die.
Not me man. I would never own an euc even if my life depended on it.
full face with mirrored visor maybe?
I get that. But I still wonder if a remote being turned off would possibly trigger a failsafe
If it’s an RC hobby receiver that has channel failsafes that have to be set, and those are set incorrectly (not neutral), then yes.
Nope. Not if it was made of gold. Still nope!
Now that I think about it, I never set mine…well I know what I’m doing in the morning 
Good to know I haven’t died…yet
There’s one more twist. If your transmitter’s trim pot isn’t dead center, and you do the ppm calibration wizard in vesc, it moves the ppm neutral off center a bit. If you’ve not set remote failsafe with this trimpot position, if you trigger remote failsafe, it won’t go neutral – it’ll either accelerate or brake.
Really good to at least test this stuff on the bench. Turn remote off, pull remote batteries, etc.
Not all receivers have this feature. I dunno, don’t use em really.
The Hoyt is the only pwm remote I’ve used extensively with esk8
@DerelictRobot
My photon remote burnt in my board fire. Hoyt and osrr aren’t really in my wallet’s range. So I’m rolling on a APS trigger remote… it kinda works (got used to the trigger but still hate it) and it’s all I’ve got. Maybe one day, I’ll be able to upgrade