57LikesThe Speed Passion Thread
04-13-2010, 11:13 PM
#3781
dont worry keefy you will find away to pop it away
04-14-2010, 02:15 AM
#3782
Is the 410 an 'actual' release ie is it authorised? What is the story with the update advisories every time you flash your speedo with it? Only has options for v1.02 and we are currently on V1.03 so any ideas?
Or is 410 a 'work in progress' ?
Or is 410 a 'work in progress' ?
04-14-2010, 03:55 AM
#3784
04-14-2010, 06:00 AM
#3786
hei, with this led programer (LED_PC2C, from hobbywing), i can programe the supercharger?
and, what is the best software for modified motors? (i run in carpet circuit, with touring car and 1/12)
and, what is the best software for modified motors? (i run in carpet circuit, with touring car and 1/12)
04-14-2010, 08:12 AM
#3787
Latest SP 410 Software
please try at your own risk..
make sure check your motor temp every 2minutes..
please try at your own risk..
make sure check your motor temp every 2minutes..
04-14-2010, 08:22 AM
#3788
Probably because it's only supposed to be with the team drivers at this stage.
04-14-2010, 08:26 AM
#3789
04-14-2010, 08:28 AM
#3790
No Idea but I'm sure that 410 is close to an official release version.
04-14-2010, 08:41 AM
#3791
I picked up one yesterday from the Ozzie disty for some testing on a club spec style program.
The size and shape is very similar ot the Hobbywing mini sensorless speedie used in Australia.
The feel and quality seem very impressive.
Only 3 settings possible, brake power, drag brake and temp cutoff
Receiver and switch wires nicely exposed on the edge of the unit, so you will be able to shorten the wires easily.
Negatives from first impressions.
Cap sits behind the wiresand looks out of place, would have been nice to see it like the 35amp hobbywing where a nice little hole is made in the heatsink under the fan for it.
Secondly, TAMIYA PLUG, come on its 2010, kill off the Tammy plug, after all it is a RACE speed control, put on a Deans style plug.
Motor wires come prewired on the SP 3 prong plug, it just looks tacky, doesnt lock in place properly, and doesnt appear to put any significant pressure to the contact plates unlike a deans plug.
We have been testing a few different combos in an attempt for a low cost racing class. This fills most of the requirements so far, however the RRP of $180 AUD seems to be creeping up above our initial estimates.
We are aiming for a 21.5 motor, so far combos are only available in 17.5 and faster. I had a look at the motor, the quality looks better than the dodgy SP pictures show it to be. Fixed timing is a bonus.
Looking forward to trying it out this week.
The size and shape is very similar ot the Hobbywing mini sensorless speedie used in Australia.
The feel and quality seem very impressive.
Only 3 settings possible, brake power, drag brake and temp cutoff
Receiver and switch wires nicely exposed on the edge of the unit, so you will be able to shorten the wires easily.
Negatives from first impressions.
Cap sits behind the wiresand looks out of place, would have been nice to see it like the 35amp hobbywing where a nice little hole is made in the heatsink under the fan for it.
Secondly, TAMIYA PLUG, come on its 2010, kill off the Tammy plug, after all it is a RACE speed control, put on a Deans style plug.
Motor wires come prewired on the SP 3 prong plug, it just looks tacky, doesnt lock in place properly, and doesnt appear to put any significant pressure to the contact plates unlike a deans plug.
We have been testing a few different combos in an attempt for a low cost racing class. This fills most of the requirements so far, however the RRP of $180 AUD seems to be creeping up above our initial estimates.
We are aiming for a 21.5 motor, so far combos are only available in 17.5 and faster. I had a look at the motor, the quality looks better than the dodgy SP pictures show it to be. Fixed timing is a bonus.
Looking forward to trying it out this week.
Thanks for your thoughts. I am waiting on my unit as well to test for the summer season. I think, considering it is half the price of most name brand esc's in it's class, the plugs and cap pretty much isn't an issue for me. I will be running this system in RCGT and see how it holds up against the standard Non-Boosted ESC's.
180 AU$ is a lot of money when you can buy a Tekin RS from Ampdraw for about the same amount landed in Oz.
04-14-2010, 10:07 AM
#3792
Yea we Sp owners have been waiting long enough. I have a big this saturday and still no 2010 software!!! Get it together guys. We all need this not just the team drivers!!! 
04-14-2010, 10:52 AM
#3793
speedpassion could release every update, but then this thread would be full of people complaining about one thing or another, and asking so many questions no one would be able to keep up, better to wait for the final and approved version to be released by Speedpassion.
04-14-2010, 07:04 PM
#3794
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