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Ez-B V4 Wi-Fi Robot Controller

I am using the EZ-B v4 Wi-Fi Robot Controller to replace the receiver in my RC car and make it into a robot . The 7.2 V battery powers both the motor and is connected to the ESC which then plugs into the receiver and powers the receiver also . The other servo for steering is also powered by the connection of the ESC to the receiver . Can you tell me how I should hook this up to my EZ-B v4 Wi-Fi Robot Controller . Also is the 7.2 Battery in the car OK to power everything or should the EZ-B v4 Wi-Fi Robot Controller have its own 7.4 Lipo power source .


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Help , having the same problem . So what you are saying is to use the continuous Movement Panel and put ESC servo plug into the left wheel servo input which will give me forward and back .Then put the steering servo into the right wheel servo input area and that will give me steering . Cutting the red wires on both servo plugs . This should let me get auto control using the ultrasonic sensor correct ?

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I tried the layout as I described in my last post . Did not work . Let me explain ! What I am tiring to do is run a small RC car with the EZB using a ESC motor control which I have working very well with the Continuous Movement Panel. The car has a single servo controlling the steering , which also works fine with the EZB and a servo & the horizontal servo control . What I want to do is have the car move around the room and avoid obstacles like in DJ Sures demo video of the ultrasonic sensor . My problem is I have wheels not tank treads. I just installed the ultrasonic sensor today and thought that using the Radar it would work the servo with its auto program to turn the wheels, but I don't know where to put in the Steering servo information to get the Radar to activate and control the steering . Help , Help , Help ! Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated .

JIm