2474 Glitch Buster Power Capacitor

I had a glitch on steering when full throttle forward or backwards, power was cutting off from the throttle. Finally Racers Edge Glitch Buster Power Capacitor solved the problem immediately.I have a spektrum 3300t receiver, I plugged the glitch buster into one of the telemetry ports and voila! Working great, no changes on any electronics temperature so it doesn't have any side effect on electronics. I picked this brand because it has 16v 6800uf bigger capacitor compare to other brands. Do not listen others who says this is a penny worth capacitor, capacitor itself usually this type with these specs around 2 3 bucks each, soldering, buying jack and wire plus time it is worthless to make one. Just buy it and call it good, so at least you have warranty if anything goes wrong as well.Great Quality, Immediate and Permanent Solution for any sort of rc glitch caused by inconsistent current/amp.

Great glitch buster for the price. It adds that little extra you need when your having a few issues with your servo glitching. Great size too. I've tried several brands and different price ranges and I personally have been impressed with this one just for the price and size of it. It's just as good as some big name glitch busters for a lot less money. I run this Glitch buster on several of our rc's.

I am using this Glitch Buster to eliminate voltage drops from use of my 3 high voltage servos in my Redcat Rampage MT. Here was the problem I was having. Within ten minutes of run time my receiver battery was being drained out when steering. The servos caused such a voltage drop that my Super Bee Kill Switch would shut the engine down. Very frustrating to say the least.. I installed this Glitch Buster in an open port on my receiver and all problems GONE!!! I am now able to get 2 tanks out of my stock 2500 mah rx battery. I could probably get more time out of it, but why push it with a 30+ pound monster. This product works and works WELL!! Highly recommend!!

Very large capacitor, bigger than many others I have. Easy to install and helped reduce the buzzing noise from my steering servo. Looks good and works good well worth the price.

Be aware of the size of this thing. Its slightly smaller than a Coke can! Okay, not quite that big, but big. The good news is that the size of the capacitor is a direct relationship to how much power it can store. This fixed my glitchey servo under acceleration on my SC10 4x4. A smaller one might also have solved it but why gamble. One and done. Just make sure you have one of the smaller receivers if this has to share space in your receiver box. Photo should give an idea of the scale of this beast

My cars would randomly lose signal, it always seemed to be at max power draw or distances. Doesn't happen any more after I installed these. They are big, about the diameter of a dime, so you'll have to find a spot to mount it. I used a small strip of double sided tape and it's held in place so far.

This solved a glitch with one Spektrum high torque high speed servo, but when I added more the small twitch in servo movement and noise came back.I ordered a Hobbywing 10a (20amp) peak UBEC, and am sure this will solve any glitches with more servos.I had no problem with these servos glitching on my old JR SPCM receivers, but with 2.4Ghz Spektrum receivers, yes. (They draw allot of voltage just to receive)Anyhow does what it should do, but in my case a BEC or UBEC is the answer. If you're just using it for one servo, it works fine.

Thing is big. Peeled back the sticker and it's a 6800uf. Physically Twice the size of a spektrum 4700uf glitch buster (middle) as seen in pic. Power hd rx30 2200uf (left in pic). 6800uf racers edge right in pic. Should work fine, but on smaller chassis with less room it could be an issue. Put this big daddy on my 4wd where the servo would be working harder. I have never needed anything bigger than 4700uf before paired to savox servo's but I guess the extra juice can't hurt if you have the room for it.