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Old 10-10-2009, 11:34 AM   #1
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Where is 0 timing on the Epic Duo2 motor?
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True zero is probably in the -15 to -30 range. But you never want to run a brushless motor at true zero timing. They're at there peak efficiency and power band where the manufacture sets it to be zero on the end bell.
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I think what he's asking is a question I have. "0" is not marked on the hash marks on the end bell of the duo 2 motors Is "0" the middle of the marks and is advance CW or CCW of that I think it's CW. This new motor was faster out the box than my old SP, it can only get better with a little tweeking to our track and conditions.
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Looking at the back of the motor...zero will be the longest slassh in the middle. If you move the mark to the right of it CCW is to advance it and if you move it CW is to retard the timing. Hope this helps!
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Thats what I was looking for, Thanks a bunch.
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Could you guys post a pic of this?

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It's right in the middle. Fifth hash mark from either side.

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Thank you everyone for the responses. I got what I needed.
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It's right in the middle. Fifth hash mark from either side.

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how many deg. per line?
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how many deg. per line?
I would like to know that also
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10 degrees per tick
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10 degrees per tick
Clicked before I looked. You are correct.
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Well I wasn't asking.
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Old 10-11-2009, 09:49 PM   #15
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From Trinity site.

adjustable infinite timing. + 40 / -40, so each line is 10.

Sorry my bad looked at wrong motor.
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