Castle Creations Mamba Max Pro Sensored ESC
#1501
Tech Initiate
With Cheat RPM activating higher the motor will heat later?
#1503
Tech Initiate
Today I tested that settings BUT with 5.49FDR because I dont have smaller pinions.
No results. Still no top end. Reducing gearing to 7.5 I think I will loose more top speed. Right?
All the guys blame the esc.
No results. Still no top end. Reducing gearing to 7.5 I think I will loose more top speed. Right?
All the guys blame the esc.
#1504
Tech Apprentice
Swap out your sensor wire and make sure the motor i wired up a b c correctly if you continue have issues call castle.
#1505
Tech Initiate
Today I tested with 6.17 FDR and the results were very good.
The trick was Inicial CHEAT rpm at 18000 - End 23000
Timing 40º
The engine heated but much less.
I think maybe its a question of right FDR as Luppi Stefano said.
The problem is that our track is very big to Eletric cars. Huge straight!
Tks to all!
#1506
Today I tested with 6.17 FDR and the results were very good.
The trick was Inicial CHEAT rpm at 18000 - End 23000
Timing 40º
The engine heated but much less.
I think maybe its a question of right FDR as Luppi Stefano said.
The problem is that our track is very big to Eletric cars. Huge straight!
Tks to all!
The trick was Inicial CHEAT rpm at 18000 - End 23000
Timing 40º
The engine heated but much less.
I think maybe its a question of right FDR as Luppi Stefano said.
The problem is that our track is very big to Eletric cars. Huge straight!
Tks to all!
exatly, the "problem" is find a right FDR, try up tu 6,17 FDR, and Raise to 50° Cheat.
LRP X12 10.5 is 3.600KV X 8.4V = 30.240 rpm, this parameter must not exceed the maximum RPM of the engine! but attention to the end of Run, because the LIPO, isn't 8.4V but 8v or less, I considered, 3600KV x 7.8V = 28.080...I hope it's clear...
try 18.900 - 27.600 with 50° cheat for better speed, but raise FDR!
short range Start-End Timing, aggressive boost, but High temperature motor
long range Start-End Timing, progressive boost, but low temperature motor
You have to find the right balance.
good Work!
#1507
Hi guys, is it true that the sum between the motor "inner" timing plus the esc timing should not pass the 59° value?
#1508
Is there anyone that can reply to the above question please?
#1509
#1510
Thanks Stefano, [OT] sono Italiano anch'io, sentiamoci in MP [OT]
#1511
Hi guys is ther anyone who can explain me the news about the latest firmware released by Castle in these weeks???
#1512
Tech Regular
iTrader: (2)
hi guys, i know its an old thread but i hope i can get some advice.
I race my hybrid xray t4 235mm lola body 4.5t speed passion car in a local class we call 235mm outlaw, the cars effectively are 1/10 mod touring cars with foam tyres and lola pan car bodies, we run on a larger outdoor track. this class is only a couple of months old but has gotten real serious real quick, the cars absolutely fly and the time wise the only cars that are faster are 1/8 gas onroad and it isnt by much. my castle mmp has served me brilliantly and it is a great speed controller, i have always run it in blinky mode as most people have told me for mod we really shouldnt be boosting, and i have seen a few fried esc' from excess boost or turbo so have played it safe in blinky mode. I was always able to run at or near the lead with this setup and all was well.
Problem now is a couple of races back one of my competitors installed a tekin rx8 gen 2 1/8 esc into his ae tc6 and since then he has dominated race days, he runs cooler and faster than the rest of us and he has lifted the game to a level we cant quite get to, speed is king. and now two of my other competitors have installed tekin rx8 esc into their cars in readiness for this weekends race.
I love my castle mmp but am beginning to feel outgunned, this esc has already done in excess of 200 batteries but is still perfect and it has reached the point of flying or cooking if you know what i mean.
I want to show the others that the mmp can do the job and am prepared to try anything, the esc is close to bulletproof but i cant let motor heat get out of control.
to cut a long story short i want to try boosting on my esc in a last ditch effort to go with these guys, ill drop the gearing a little and set timing cut in a long way up the range maybe 40000- 50000rpm in an effort to hopefully run cooler.
any advice from any one who has tried something similar would be great, how much boost should i dial in? how much difference does say 30degrees make?, any help will be greatly appreciated.
thanks
oldenuff
ps castle mmp rules if only the mmm was as reliable but this is a whole other story and we probably shouldnt go there
I race my hybrid xray t4 235mm lola body 4.5t speed passion car in a local class we call 235mm outlaw, the cars effectively are 1/10 mod touring cars with foam tyres and lola pan car bodies, we run on a larger outdoor track. this class is only a couple of months old but has gotten real serious real quick, the cars absolutely fly and the time wise the only cars that are faster are 1/8 gas onroad and it isnt by much. my castle mmp has served me brilliantly and it is a great speed controller, i have always run it in blinky mode as most people have told me for mod we really shouldnt be boosting, and i have seen a few fried esc' from excess boost or turbo so have played it safe in blinky mode. I was always able to run at or near the lead with this setup and all was well.
Problem now is a couple of races back one of my competitors installed a tekin rx8 gen 2 1/8 esc into his ae tc6 and since then he has dominated race days, he runs cooler and faster than the rest of us and he has lifted the game to a level we cant quite get to, speed is king. and now two of my other competitors have installed tekin rx8 esc into their cars in readiness for this weekends race.
I love my castle mmp but am beginning to feel outgunned, this esc has already done in excess of 200 batteries but is still perfect and it has reached the point of flying or cooking if you know what i mean.
I want to show the others that the mmp can do the job and am prepared to try anything, the esc is close to bulletproof but i cant let motor heat get out of control.
to cut a long story short i want to try boosting on my esc in a last ditch effort to go with these guys, ill drop the gearing a little and set timing cut in a long way up the range maybe 40000- 50000rpm in an effort to hopefully run cooler.
any advice from any one who has tried something similar would be great, how much boost should i dial in? how much difference does say 30degrees make?, any help will be greatly appreciated.
thanks
oldenuff
ps castle mmp rules if only the mmm was as reliable but this is a whole other story and we probably shouldnt go there
#1513
hi guys, i know its an old thread but i hope i can get some advice.
I race my hybrid xray t4 235mm lola body 4.5t speed passion car in a local class we call 235mm outlaw, the cars effectively are 1/10 mod touring cars with foam tyres and lola pan car bodies, we run on a larger outdoor track. this class is only a couple of months old but has gotten real serious real quick, the cars absolutely fly and the time wise the only cars that are faster are 1/8 gas onroad and it isnt by much. my castle mmp has served me brilliantly and it is a great speed controller, i have always run it in blinky mode as most people have told me for mod we really shouldnt be boosting, and i have seen a few fried esc' from excess boost or turbo so have played it safe in blinky mode. I was always able to run at or near the lead with this setup and all was well.
Problem now is a couple of races back one of my competitors installed a tekin rx8 gen 2 1/8 esc into his ae tc6 and since then he has dominated race days, he runs cooler and faster than the rest of us and he has lifted the game to a level we cant quite get to, speed is king. and now two of my other competitors have installed tekin rx8 esc into their cars in readiness for this weekends race.
I love my castle mmp but am beginning to feel outgunned, this esc has already done in excess of 200 batteries but is still perfect and it has reached the point of flying or cooking if you know what i mean.
I want to show the others that the mmp can do the job and am prepared to try anything, the esc is close to bulletproof but i cant let motor heat get out of control.
to cut a long story short i want to try boosting on my esc in a last ditch effort to go with these guys, ill drop the gearing a little and set timing cut in a long way up the range maybe 40000- 50000rpm in an effort to hopefully run cooler.
any advice from any one who has tried something similar would be great, how much boost should i dial in? how much difference does say 30degrees make?, any help will be greatly appreciated.
thanks
oldenuff
ps castle mmp rules if only the mmm was as reliable but this is a whole other story and we probably shouldnt go there
I race my hybrid xray t4 235mm lola body 4.5t speed passion car in a local class we call 235mm outlaw, the cars effectively are 1/10 mod touring cars with foam tyres and lola pan car bodies, we run on a larger outdoor track. this class is only a couple of months old but has gotten real serious real quick, the cars absolutely fly and the time wise the only cars that are faster are 1/8 gas onroad and it isnt by much. my castle mmp has served me brilliantly and it is a great speed controller, i have always run it in blinky mode as most people have told me for mod we really shouldnt be boosting, and i have seen a few fried esc' from excess boost or turbo so have played it safe in blinky mode. I was always able to run at or near the lead with this setup and all was well.
Problem now is a couple of races back one of my competitors installed a tekin rx8 gen 2 1/8 esc into his ae tc6 and since then he has dominated race days, he runs cooler and faster than the rest of us and he has lifted the game to a level we cant quite get to, speed is king. and now two of my other competitors have installed tekin rx8 esc into their cars in readiness for this weekends race.
I love my castle mmp but am beginning to feel outgunned, this esc has already done in excess of 200 batteries but is still perfect and it has reached the point of flying or cooking if you know what i mean.
I want to show the others that the mmp can do the job and am prepared to try anything, the esc is close to bulletproof but i cant let motor heat get out of control.
to cut a long story short i want to try boosting on my esc in a last ditch effort to go with these guys, ill drop the gearing a little and set timing cut in a long way up the range maybe 40000- 50000rpm in an effort to hopefully run cooler.
any advice from any one who has tried something similar would be great, how much boost should i dial in? how much difference does say 30degrees make?, any help will be greatly appreciated.
thanks
oldenuff
ps castle mmp rules if only the mmm was as reliable but this is a whole other story and we probably shouldnt go there