Can you adjust the steering rate (exponential)?
252006
I believe so using the small menu and set buttons on top of the radio you can adjust several functions with steering and throttle outputs. I would google the set up instruction for the controller I should show you how to set up and adjust the steering.
252007
If you want to see what or how to program the radio look at the owners manual for the traxxas slash it shows you how and what can be programmed.
252008
Yea you can adjust the steering rate. You can adjust so much with this transmitter reciever setup but just one thing to think about is I bought the docking base and hook it all up set everything up to my liking and made about three short runs up and down the street and the transmitter fried. I had to send it back to traxxas to get it fixed. The transmitter worked great with out the docking base though.
226026
No. It doesn't adjust it that much.should be fine without messing with the power steering.
612579
My friend, in my expirience i cant manage steering control button with this device. I stiil looking for the answers to try to fix it....
1596383
Yes. Changing the mode will allow for a "pulsating" mode and turning the knob will alter the speed.
357215
You can have it show speed (mph) instead of pace (min/lap distance). There's an option in the setup menu.
273313
just lift the little button next to the speed dial UP! then it will stay in the direction that you want it to be adjusted to.
1927435
Yes you can, it is amazing what you can adjust. You can even change your shift points in the transmission!!!
1949170
Try Adjusting the Buoy on the tether line. Plastic obround piece. It seems to help with the steering.
994609
Yes, you can manually change the odemeter. When you first setup the computer you should set the following: wheel selection, clock, total distance already traveled, speed unit. Rather than explain again here just click on this link for the manual.http://www.cateye.com/files/manual_dl/0/399/CC-RD200_ENG_v4.pdf
1641614
you can steer it via the wireless remote manually or set a course with the remote and it will steer and adjust speed automatically.
1315103
I guess you could fiddle with the little buttons on the side to do it, not a great idea while you're driving. Much better to get a cheap navigational GPS which has the speed limits in its database, changes it automatically, and will alert you when you are 5 over. All my units do that, even the "GPS for Dummies" sold here for about $40. This unit is only useful if your speedometer breaks because there is no database stored inside. I recommend just getting a cheap GPS unit, setting the speed alarm, and not even messing with the rest of it, put it face down if you want. Would be half the cost of this and you wouldn't crash while adjusting it. I guess you could fiddle with the little buttons on the side to do it, not a great idea while you're driving. Much better to get a cheap navigational GPS which has the speed limits in its database, changes it automatically, and will alert you when you are 5 over. All my units do that, even the "GPS for Dummies" sold here for about $40. This unit is only useful if your speedometer breaks because there is no database stored inside. I recommend just getting a cheap GPS unit, setting the speed alarm, and not even messing with the rest of it, put it face down if you want. Would be half... » Read More I guess you could fiddle with the little buttons on the side to do it, not a great idea while you're driving. Much better to get a cheap navigational GPS which has the speed limits in its database, changes it automatically, and will alert you when you are 5 over. All my units do that, even the "GPS for Dummies" sold here for about $40. This unit is only useful if your speedometer breaks because there is no database stored inside. I recommend just getting a cheap GPS unit, setting the speed alarm, and not even messing with the rest of it, put it face down if you want. Would be half the cost of this and you wouldn't crash while adjusting it. « Show Less
490164
It just points straight forward. I'm sure you could change the angle if you want to mod the chassis, but it would require some finesse.
2110232
It does not have a high and low setting on the controls, mine doesn't cycle that much and it seems to go a degree or two beyond what it is set at before it comes on. with that said I seem to recall the manual mentioning a jumper that could be used to change the amount of leeway before it came on and off. But I cannot say for sure.
1272827
Yes, you could. It has next & previous track button and fwd and rewind as well.
1609841
Perhaps --if you have controls on your steering wheel now. I looked into adding controls and it was very complicated and expensive, so I did not pursue it. Truly -- I don't really know, but I doubt it. I do like the radio though.
746304
ok, this was killing me, I had to check mine. By-the-way, I would recommend this fun, neat, unique tool.There are 3 settings which are at 0* (straight), 45* and 90*. It sets in this way to the left or to the right, so technically there are 5 TOTAL settings, 0* in the middle. With a screwdriver type handle on this tool, I have not figured out why you would need to adjust left or right, I think just the 0*, 45* and 90* settings in one direction would be all you need. Antway, there ya go, have fun.
84941
No. The only thing you can change is the speed and slight elevation adjustment.