The Speed Passion Thread
#226
Ok bought 2 sensor leads with coloured wiring today.
They confirmed my suspicion.
The lead i recieved with my motor had a pair of pins swapped.
I managed to swap the two wires in question and its working perfectly.
They confirmed my suspicion.
The lead i recieved with my motor had a pair of pins swapped.
I managed to swap the two wires in question and its working perfectly.
#229
Tech Champion
iTrader: (1)
I found a little glitch in the programming of my SP GT 2.0 Pro today. I had a jump start a few racemeets ago that was unintentional. I thought an easy solution would be to increase the neutral width. While running in a diff today I noticed that the throttle came on strong initially, like have a throttle punch. I looked through my radio settings but couldn't explain it. I then turned to the speedy and tried changing the neutral width down to minimum. Instantly the initial throttle was normal.
My conclusion is that instead of adjusting the nuetral width the speedy is simply ignoring the 1st % of throttle travel and then responding to it after that point. While this would have no real effect on spec racers a mod motor (like a 4.0) shows significant difference. I suggest that this be looked at for the next firmware update.
My conclusion is that instead of adjusting the nuetral width the speedy is simply ignoring the 1st % of throttle travel and then responding to it after that point. While this would have no real effect on spec racers a mod motor (like a 4.0) shows significant difference. I suggest that this be looked at for the next firmware update.
#230
I found a little glitch in the programming of my SP GT 2.0 Pro today. I had a jump start a few racemeets ago that was unintentional. I thought an easy solution would be to increase the neutral width. While running in a diff today I noticed that the throttle came on strong initially, like have a throttle punch. I looked through my radio settings but couldn't explain it. I then turned to the speedy and tried changing the neutral width down to minimum. Instantly the initial throttle was normal.
My conclusion is that instead of adjusting the nuetral width the speedy is simply ignoring the 1st % of throttle travel and then responding to it after that point. While this would have no real effect on spec racers a mod motor (like a 4.0) shows significant difference. I suggest that this be looked at for the next firmware update.
My conclusion is that instead of adjusting the nuetral width the speedy is simply ignoring the 1st % of throttle travel and then responding to it after that point. While this would have no real effect on spec racers a mod motor (like a 4.0) shows significant difference. I suggest that this be looked at for the next firmware update.
#232
Dragonfire:
Razzor is correct - after a neutral band change you'll need to recalibrate the ESC to the transmitter in order for it to work as expected.
Razzor is correct - after a neutral band change you'll need to recalibrate the ESC to the transmitter in order for it to work as expected.
#233
S.Nicholson:
We like the "C" better than the "G" for stock, as the C has a little better top end and smoother throttle response.
For mod, the "G" has a tick more punch, but with mod motors you are not going to tell a big difference between them other than a little different "feel" on the throttle curve. Either one is fine.
We like the "C" better than the "G" for stock, as the C has a little better top end and smoother throttle response.
For mod, the "G" has a tick more punch, but with mod motors you are not going to tell a big difference between them other than a little different "feel" on the throttle curve. Either one is fine.
#234
Tech Addict
hey guys,
can anyone point me in the direction of a manual for the LPF please ? I've lost mine Can't seem to see it on the speed passion website, or the schumacher website
Thanks
Chris
can anyone point me in the direction of a manual for the LPF please ? I've lost mine Can't seem to see it on the speed passion website, or the schumacher website
Thanks
Chris
#235
#236
What is the difference with 312a and 323a software update ???
#237
Tech Addict
#238
simple.
Switch on esc while pressing the set button on the switch.
esc will beep.
with radio in neutral position press button once. esc will beep.
then hold full throttle position and press button once. esc will beep.
then hold full reverse/brake position and press button once. esc will beep.
let go of throttle to neutral position and esc will beep and you should be good to go.
#239
Tech Addict
ok, neutral first, cool