Ko BMC Speedo
06-05-2009, 09:04 PM
#406
www.teamhurricane.net
06-09-2009, 04:56 PM
#408
Great customer service
Hey Robert,
Thanks for your help this afternoon on RX pack questions and radio tips. Hope to meet you in Vegas.
Thanks for your help this afternoon on RX pack questions and radio tips. Hope to meet you in Vegas.
06-09-2009, 11:49 PM
#410
Profiles
here's the profile i ran at Reedy. Trinity Duo 17.5, Middle hole timing, i dont remember my FDR 
ThunderPower 40C 5000 lipo.
here's the profile i ran last Saturday at our Carpet Track - Round 1 of RCGT Showdown..... Trinity Duo 17.5, Middle hole timing, FDR of 4.1. ThunderPower 40C 5000 lipo.
ThunderPower 40C 5000 lipo.here's the profile i ran last Saturday at our Carpet Track - Round 1 of RCGT Showdown..... Trinity Duo 17.5, Middle hole timing, FDR of 4.1. ThunderPower 40C 5000 lipo.
06-10-2009, 06:21 AM
#411
here's the profile i ran at Reedy. Trinity Duo 17.5, Middle hole timing, i dont remember my FDR ThunderPower 40C 5000 lipo.
here's the profile i ran last Saturday at our Carpet Track - Round 1 of RCGT Showdown..... Trinity Duo 17.5, Middle hole timing, FDR of 4.1. ThunderPower 40C 5000 lipo.
ThunderPower 40C 5000 lipo.here's the profile i ran last Saturday at our Carpet Track - Round 1 of RCGT Showdown..... Trinity Duo 17.5, Middle hole timing, FDR of 4.1. ThunderPower 40C 5000 lipo.
the setup must hava a hair trigger, then soften? i am sure i am not understanding how the drive freq works...
can anyone explain??
06-10-2009, 06:40 AM
#412
The higher the number(freq) the smoother the response
So if you start the curve at the top, it will be the most progressive.
How long you want it to stay smooth determines when you want to start lowering the frequency.
The only thing I dont understand is why the Reedy setup started at a lower frequency on an outdoor track, unless there was insane amounts of grip.
At the same time, the carpet setup is using a high freq, when usually there is almost unlimited bite on carpet and you wouldnt need to baby it.
Now saying that, we need to keep in mind that you operate in the first part of the curve only a small percentage of the time, so maybe the middle portion of the curve is more critical to get right.
Any further definition from KO would be helpful
06-10-2009, 07:37 AM
#413
How does the new software versions of this speedy compare to the SPX and RS speedies on the market ?
Is the V1.5 software coming in current models or do you have to send it off to get this put in. Also what do you need to tune the speedy and change settings for Spec classes such as 17.5 and 10.5 ?
Is the V1.5 software coming in current models or do you have to send it off to get this put in. Also what do you need to tune the speedy and change settings for Spec classes such as 17.5 and 10.5 ?
06-10-2009, 08:28 AM
#414
Im not the absolute expert on this, but I will tell you the way it was explained to me.
The higher the number(freq) the smoother the response
So if you start the curve at the top, it will be the most progressive.
How long you want it to stay smooth determines when you want to start lowering the frequency.
The only thing I dont understand is why the Reedy setup started at a lower frequency on an outdoor track, unless there was insane amounts of grip.
At the same time, the carpet setup is using a high freq, when usually there is almost unlimited bite on carpet and you wouldnt need to baby it.
Now saying that, we need to keep in mind that you operate in the first part of the curve only a small percentage of the time, so maybe the middle portion of the curve is more critical to get right.
Any further definition from KO would be helpful
The higher the number(freq) the smoother the response
So if you start the curve at the top, it will be the most progressive.
How long you want it to stay smooth determines when you want to start lowering the frequency.
The only thing I dont understand is why the Reedy setup started at a lower frequency on an outdoor track, unless there was insane amounts of grip.
At the same time, the carpet setup is using a high freq, when usually there is almost unlimited bite on carpet and you wouldnt need to baby it.
Now saying that, we need to keep in mind that you operate in the first part of the curve only a small percentage of the time, so maybe the middle portion of the curve is more critical to get right.
Any further definition from KO would be helpful
we should get a chart high tracktion is this, low is that....type of thing
06-10-2009, 08:36 AM
#415
Im not the absolute expert on this, but I will tell you the way it was explained to me.
The higher the number(freq) the smoother the response
So if you start the curve at the top, it will be the most progressive.
How long you want it to stay smooth determines when you want to start lowering the frequency.
The only thing I dont understand is why the Reedy setup started at a lower frequency on an outdoor track, unless there was insane amounts of grip.
At the same time, the carpet setup is using a high freq, when usually there is almost unlimited bite on carpet and you wouldnt need to baby it.
Now saying that, we need to keep in mind that you operate in the first part of the curve only a small percentage of the time, so maybe the middle portion of the curve is more critical to get right.
Any further definition from KO would be helpful
The higher the number(freq) the smoother the response
So if you start the curve at the top, it will be the most progressive.
How long you want it to stay smooth determines when you want to start lowering the frequency.
The only thing I dont understand is why the Reedy setup started at a lower frequency on an outdoor track, unless there was insane amounts of grip.
At the same time, the carpet setup is using a high freq, when usually there is almost unlimited bite on carpet and you wouldnt need to baby it.
Now saying that, we need to keep in mind that you operate in the first part of the curve only a small percentage of the time, so maybe the middle portion of the curve is more critical to get right.
Any further definition from KO would be helpful
for carpet, i wanted more rip since i pretty much drive on/off.
but the set up was really good when i stayed smooth on the throttle. 
06-10-2009, 08:42 AM
#416
for those viewing the images above....
on the left side.. it says.. "52 and goes down to "1".
52 = 2.04khz
1 = 12.146khz
when people say "lower frequency" it actually means a bigger number on that left side... and higher frequency means closer to "1".
on the left side.. it says.. "52 and goes down to "1".
52 = 2.04khz
1 = 12.146khz
when people say "lower frequency" it actually means a bigger number on that left side... and higher frequency means closer to "1".
06-10-2009, 08:54 AM
#417
How does the new software versions of this speedy compare to the SPX and RS speedies on the market ?
Is the V1.5 software coming in current models or do you have to send it off to get this put in. Also what do you need to tune the speedy and change settings for Spec classes such as 17.5 and 10.5 ?
Is the V1.5 software coming in current models or do you have to send it off to get this put in. Also what do you need to tune the speedy and change settings for Spec classes such as 17.5 and 10.5 ?
scroll to the bottom and get the StockManager. to have your computer communicate with the esc, you will need to purchase the ICS USB adapter.