LRP SXX StockSpec V2 ESC
#601
chances are that they'll just replace it. it will cost you a little, but not as much as buying a new speedo. here's where to send it:
http://www.teamassociated.com/warranties/lrp_policies/
http://www.teamassociated.com/warranties/lrp_policies/
#602
Whoohooo! Just got sponsored by RC Disco in the UK racing for Team Xray! Despite them being a distributor for Tekin I am able to stay with LRP electronics! Yes, I'm happy!
#603
Tech Elite
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hey guys i have had 3 lrp speedos fail on me 2 due to my fualt and 1 was very weird, i never calibrated the esc's do you guys think that could have been it? like one esc i sent back that didnt fry was cogging after a while of running, i changed 2 sensor cables a brand new moter, new bullets and new batteries and it was still the same so they told me to end it back- just wondering if was a problem due to me calibrating it? i like the speedos alot and will keep a stock spec for my buggy...
#604
Tech Champion
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hey guys i have had 3 lrp speedos fail on me 2 due to my fualt and 1 was very weird, i never calibrated the esc's do you guys think that could have been it? like one esc i sent back that didnt fry was cogging after a while of running, i changed 2 sensor cables a brand new moter, new bullets and new batteries and it was still the same so they told me to end it back- just wondering if was a problem due to me calibrating it? i like the speedos alot and will keep a stock spec for my buggy...
#605
Iv has problems with my SS V2 using LRP branded 90mm sensor wires. It coggs wont spin up smoothly. I'v even bought two new ones with same results and have used two old ones! I put the one that came with the kit and it works fine. Hmmm...weird.
#608
Tech Rookie
I have NOSRAM PEARL SpecRacing V2 which is probably the same as LRP SXX V2.
I want to buy 17.5 motor. My options:
-NOSRAM Storm Evolution Brushless SPEC RACING - 17.5T [91850] (LRP X11?)
-Robitronic Platinium 17.5T [R03010]
-BRUSHLESS GM PRO 17,5T [97357]
Which is the best choice for RC racing?
I want to buy 17.5 motor. My options:
-NOSRAM Storm Evolution Brushless SPEC RACING - 17.5T [91850] (LRP X11?)
-Robitronic Platinium 17.5T [R03010]
-BRUSHLESS GM PRO 17,5T [97357]
Which is the best choice for RC racing?
#610
Tech Fanatic
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StockSpec is for spec racing: 21.5, 17.5, 13.5, 10.5
it gives you the maximum punch/boost profiles for those motors
The Competition version has milder boost profiles for mod racing, down to 5.0T motors.
TC Spec is for heavy duty mod racing like TC Mod and Short Course 4x4 Mod. It has similar milder boost profiles as the Competition, but it comes with a fan and can handle down to 3.5T motors.
All three versions have the stock blinky mode.
#611
Tech Master
iTrader: (41)
There are 3 versions of the LRP SXX V2:
StockSpec is for spec racing: 21.5, 17.5, 13.5, 10.5
it gives you the maximum punch/boost profiles for those motors
The Competition version has milder boost profiles for mod racing, down to 5.0T motors.
TC Spec is for heavy duty mod racing like TC Mod and Short Course 4x4 Mod. It has similar milder boost profiles as the Competition, but it comes with a fan and can handle down to 3.5T motors.
All three versions have the stock blinky mode.
StockSpec is for spec racing: 21.5, 17.5, 13.5, 10.5
it gives you the maximum punch/boost profiles for those motors
The Competition version has milder boost profiles for mod racing, down to 5.0T motors.
TC Spec is for heavy duty mod racing like TC Mod and Short Course 4x4 Mod. It has similar milder boost profiles as the Competition, but it comes with a fan and can handle down to 3.5T motors.
All three versions have the stock blinky mode.
idbdoug
#612
Tech Elite
iTrader: (88)
With an SXX TC Spec with at least v1.5 on it I would suggest a 7.30 FDR with a 6.5. As for settings I guess it depends on what you think you can handle. I would start with 3-2-3-5 with very little motor timing. If the track is big you can run a little higher on the boost setting...
#613
Tech Regular
There are 3 versions of the LRP SXX V2:
StockSpec is for spec racing: 21.5, 17.5, 13.5, 10.5
it gives you the maximum punch/boost profiles for those motors
The Competition version has milder boost profiles for mod racing, down to 5.0T motors.
TC Spec is for heavy duty mod racing like TC Mod and Short Course 4x4 Mod. It has similar milder boost profiles as the Competition, but it comes with a fan and can handle down to 3.5T motors.
All three versions have the stock blinky mode.
StockSpec is for spec racing: 21.5, 17.5, 13.5, 10.5
it gives you the maximum punch/boost profiles for those motors
The Competition version has milder boost profiles for mod racing, down to 5.0T motors.
TC Spec is for heavy duty mod racing like TC Mod and Short Course 4x4 Mod. It has similar milder boost profiles as the Competition, but it comes with a fan and can handle down to 3.5T motors.
All three versions have the stock blinky mode.
#614
Tech Regular
iTrader: (2)
Hi Scoyle,
there is no possibility to upload the soft yourself,
i.e get a TC spec and apply the Stock Spec firmware, it will not work.
should you wish to use Stock Spec soft, then you must get the Stock spec Speedo.
the firmware update are specific for each model, usually Competition and TC Spec have the same and Stock Spec has its own.
there is no possibility to upload the soft yourself,
i.e get a TC spec and apply the Stock Spec firmware, it will not work.
should you wish to use Stock Spec soft, then you must get the Stock spec Speedo.
the firmware update are specific for each model, usually Competition and TC Spec have the same and Stock Spec has its own.
#615
Hi Scoyle,
there is no possibility to upload the soft yourself,
i.e get a TC spec and apply the Stock Spec firmware, it will not work.
should you wish to use Stock Spec soft, then you must get the Stock spec Speedo.
the firmware update are specific for each model, usually Competition and TC Spec have the same and Stock Spec has its own.
there is no possibility to upload the soft yourself,
i.e get a TC spec and apply the Stock Spec firmware, it will not work.
should you wish to use Stock Spec soft, then you must get the Stock spec Speedo.
the firmware update are specific for each model, usually Competition and TC Spec have the same and Stock Spec has its own.
SXX v2 by far the best Speedy I have ever used to date.