ColemanCollector wrote: ↑Thu Aug 31, 2023 3:55 pm The old 27mhz tanks had a trim slider below the right stick to correct for wandering, but from the snippet I saw of your controller you have a newer tank. Slider is a dummy on those the version 6.0
controllers. Not sure about the even later stuff.
Check as Jimster suggests track tension, have a check inside for binding anywhere, and also check that the track isn't jumping a tooth on the drive sprockets. Does is wander on other surfaces like a wood floor or smooth tile?
Mike.
It still happens on surfaces like wood floors and smooth tiles. I checked it once again, and this time there wasn't anything blocking the gears, and none of them seemed to be skipping a tooth, or so I thought. I have provided another link showing what the gears look like. I just noticed that my right sprocket is bent forwards, and I also noticed that the curve lessens when I reset it to the 'factory setting.' Now I'm wondering if the problem lies with the motherboard inside the tank or the remote, or if the gears are bent in the wrong place. If you visit the second link, you'll see that the gears on the left are perfectly straight, but on the right, they're bent.
Hello, from the video it seems that you have on the transmitter, a trim adjustment (neutral) small rectangular notched button, below and to the left of the control sticks. In your case, check the one below the vertical stick right, it seems shifted to me? your problem could come from the? as said previous message, check the tension of the track, possibly if not an unscrewed toothed pinion (sprocket)? middle axle, behind pinion cover
On the TX Heng Long, there are only two trims!!! error on my part, but the one that concerns you is the one in Red on the attached photo, it must be in the center
