RobotWars101

switch that the axe presses at the end of travel that cuts power maybe?

i have tested out this esc/rx combo. check out this very high production video i made about it. https://youtu.be/h6rgZZRcgAI after a week, the results are still the same. confirmed working in a spinner and it also "auto failsafes" as in it stops spinning when signal is lost just like a failsafe, but...

according to that posting its 10v max... i wouldn't go hooking up anything more than a 2s unless you like a smoke show...

it sounds like you have mixing built into the esc... look for a switch as some allow for mixing to be switched on or off.

2 mixes would clash

well the elevon mix setting allows for setup in 1 menu, if you were to do your own mixing, you would need 3 mixes set to get the same results...
plus elevon mixing is easier to setup being 1 menu and 2 settings for adjustment as opposed to 3 menu's and 9 settings...

i can help here with the fs-i6.

after using them for practically my whole time in combat robotics, i have learned a few things...

here is an easy mixing guide i made
https://youtu.be/eGvwfhlsc3o

i can go into more detail regarding mixing if required, as well as anything else you may need.

the idea is purely to take some stress off of the servo... you could just back off the stick after you have grabbed them so its still holding but not at full force... sadly i dont have any pictures for an example... think of a stiff wire attached to the grab arm via a hole and the wire has a bend to...

think nitro rc car... they usually have something simmilar on the throttle...

the difference between the 2 servo's is like a third of the price and a bit slower for the mg92b

thats all i really know having not used the kst personally

for a good solid reliable and cheap servo go for the towerpro mg92b... make sure its a genuine one (servoshop has the real ones) out of 6 i purchased over a year ago, 5 are still going strong... they have been through multiple events as well as much much practising and seeing how many stacked tins o...

never mind... on second check it seems like pin 7 on both has no track leading to it...