Tekno RC SCT410.3 Thread
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#4276
Just took my newly built sct410.3 out for its shakedown run to adjust steering and esc settings. Nothing's binding but it seems really loud. No grinding or clicking, just seems generally loud under acceleration. Does it seem like these trucks are a bit loud?
#4277
Tech Master
Yeah, tekno's have a unique sound...little on the loud side.
#4278
My Tekno's seem super quiet compared to everyone at the track. Like silebt, I love it. Only time mine has made a sound is when I switched to steel spur. For whatever reason all the Losi and AE's are loud and chattery... So glad mine isn't like that hah
#4279
all of my Tekno's are quiet. I think a high quality pinion has a lot to do with it. In my opinion The drive shafts being in a straight line help keep the noise down. And well/properly lubed ring and pinion gears play a big part as well.
#4280
Strange, I lubed up all my gears and the mesh seems correct, I'm not new to this, have multiple 1/8 and 1/10 cars and this one seems to have this whine that the others lack. The others also have the metal diff mount and aluminum chassis like my Tekno, I hope I didn'd mess something up somewhere. I'm thinking it might get better after I break it in for a while...?
#4281
Tech Master
Strange, I lubed up all my gears and the mesh seems correct, I'm not new to this, have multiple 1/8 and 1/10 cars and this one seems to have this whine that the others lack. The others also have the metal diff mount and aluminum chassis like my Tekno, I hope I didn'd mess something up somewhere. I'm thinking it might get better after I break it in for a while...?
#4283
I agree with the statement above 100%.
This is my servo recommendation for those that are on a budget and want a servo that will preform well with any ESC you throw at it.
The most Bang for your buck is:
-HW SCT ESC
-HW4700KV Motor
-Hitec 7955TG
-SMC7200mah battery
-and A radio of your choice is the most budget friendly and reliable system to date.
If you have a little more money to spend:
-Tekin RX8 GEN2
-Tekin Pro4 4300KV HD
-Highest DT2100, Hitec 7955TG, or Protek 170s Chad Bradley edition.
-SMC 7200Mah
-and A radio of your choice.
This is my servo recommendation for those that are on a budget and want a servo that will preform well with any ESC you throw at it.
The most Bang for your buck is:
-HW SCT ESC
-HW4700KV Motor
-Hitec 7955TG
-SMC7200mah battery
-and A radio of your choice is the most budget friendly and reliable system to date.
If you have a little more money to spend:
-Tekin RX8 GEN2
-Tekin Pro4 4300KV HD
-Highest DT2100, Hitec 7955TG, or Protek 170s Chad Bradley edition.
-SMC 7200Mah
-and A radio of your choice.
#4284
Yes! This totally happened! I'll put on a new pinion and I bet this will fix things. I noted that the pinion was a bit worn but used it anyways! I'm super stoked to hear this. How did I miss that? I guess it's exciting to get a new kit put together and ready to go! Thanks!
#4285
Any recommendations on gearing? pro4hd and running stock spur at OCRC here in southern california, Large indoor clay track....
Yes! This totally happened! I'll put on a new pinion and I bet this will fix things. I noted that the pinion was a bit worn but used it anyways! I'm super stoked to hear this. How did I miss that? I guess it's exciting to get a new kit put together and ready to go! Thanks!
#4286
Tech Master
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#4289
Tech Addict
iTrader: (1)
All the new hobbywing ESC's have this function as well, but oddly people complained about it being to soft with the XR8.
But not to take away from what you've said, I find it interesting how many have a high caliber race radio and never fully understand how to utilize what they offer when it comes to variable travel rates and delays.
I think most people just tool with end points and dual rates mostly, maybe a little expo here and there and rely on the rest from ESC programming.
Point to all this, if you really want to get the most from any ESC tooling with "punch" feel and smoothing out your travel rates, it can be had on the fly using a slider or rotation knob.
Having such a quick method of choosing your feel makes per track or time of the day tuning a breeze and brings life out of any ESC really.
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#4290
Tech Regular
iTrader: (6)
To me, all curve does is gives a dead feeling, and messes up jump timing because the vehicle isn't accelerating literally. With curve, my finger usually ends up compensating by pulling more throttle anyway.
I used to think the same thing, just add curve. When in reality all it changes the throttle points and yes it can easily be done on the drivers stand but in my case it's only a quick fix.
Last edited by MattDub; 11-05-2016 at 07:23 PM.