NEW HOBBYWING STOCK SUPERCHARGED SOFTWARE
#4741
#4742
If you want to be polite, just shut up pls. Let HW release the FW when its ready so you don't have to complaint about any bug as you have always been doing.
#4743
Tech Rookie
#4744
probably HW could provide different boost rates by setting rpm limits, lets say
Boost start @ 2000rpm, then
350rpm/deg end@14krpm (meaning 350rpm/deg between 2krp~14krpm)
250rpm/deg end@28krpm (meaning 250rpm/deg between 14krpm~28krpm)
Sorry I only run HW and I don't know if something like this exists out there already
Why not have the motor run like a clock? Then basically the number of turns don't matter anymore? sorry f I don't make sense, but if we can have escs work like a processor, then we will be moving onto stepper motors in the future?
Just a friday rant haha
Boost start @ 2000rpm, then
350rpm/deg end@14krpm (meaning 350rpm/deg between 2krp~14krpm)
250rpm/deg end@28krpm (meaning 250rpm/deg between 14krpm~28krpm)
Sorry I only run HW and I don't know if something like this exists out there already
Why not have the motor run like a clock? Then basically the number of turns don't matter anymore? sorry f I don't make sense, but if we can have escs work like a processor, then we will be moving onto stepper motors in the future?
Just a friday rant haha
I do like the multiple boost ramp idea though, but it would probably add more complexity, with little performance gain.
Shawn.
#4745
#4746
Engineers, kindly enlighten me
#4747
Tech Fanatic
iTrader: (14)
initially i thought of that, but wondered why is the speed proportional to the voltage supplied. If the motor speed is manipulated via frequency, then we can actually have the rotor spin at any rpm (winds don't matter that much now) at any voltage, the only losses are torque.
Engineers, kindly enlighten me
Engineers, kindly enlighten me
so the rpm is still governed by the motor kv and voltage applied.
esc,s have to be made to run various motors.even from different manufacturers,i think they only way to do what you are saying would be a esc matched specifically to a motor, but i dont think switching the fets faster would do any thing. better would be 6-8 pole motors with high kv
or better yet a motor that can switch from Wye to delta wind (cant see that working either as motor would need both windings making the motor much larger)
#4748
Tech Fanatic
iTrader: (52)
I have a question that maybe off topic, but I need help with a hobbywing esc.
I recently purchased a Hobbywing ezrun 18amp 1/18th scale speedo, and cannot get it to go into calibration mode to set up my transmitter.
I'm using a Aitronics M-11 w/ sektrum module and rx.
Instructions say to hook up the speedo to the motor,battery and rx, turn on the transmitter, press and hold the set button and turn on the esc switch, red light should begin to flash. red light just comes on, never flashes even if held for 5 minutes. red light stays lit solid whether set button is held while powering up or after power up. red light is lit solid if speedo is just turned on, obviously never going into calibration mode. followed the instructions as far a tx setup, throttle channel reversed, abs disabled. tried throttle reversed or normal, motor disconnected and connected. tried powering rx with rx battery pack and no drive battery. cannot get this speedo to calibrate. any help would be appreciated.
I recently purchased a Hobbywing ezrun 18amp 1/18th scale speedo, and cannot get it to go into calibration mode to set up my transmitter.
I'm using a Aitronics M-11 w/ sektrum module and rx.
Instructions say to hook up the speedo to the motor,battery and rx, turn on the transmitter, press and hold the set button and turn on the esc switch, red light should begin to flash. red light just comes on, never flashes even if held for 5 minutes. red light stays lit solid whether set button is held while powering up or after power up. red light is lit solid if speedo is just turned on, obviously never going into calibration mode. followed the instructions as far a tx setup, throttle channel reversed, abs disabled. tried throttle reversed or normal, motor disconnected and connected. tried powering rx with rx battery pack and no drive battery. cannot get this speedo to calibrate. any help would be appreciated.
#4749
You obviouslly have the button down before you turn on then let go as soon as it's on yeah ? Not after it's turned on mate. Just being sure as this got me at first.
#4750
What does it mean, when throttle is applied and all the lights start flashing?
#4751
Tech Apprentice
Hi steve, Is this an extreme stock?, if so , I believe it is a sensor reading problem, have you changed the lead?. What colour lights are actually flashing?.
All the lights flashing is a jackpot, have you checked for coins under the car? - sorry Steve - couldn't resist that one.
See you later,
Phil
All the lights flashing is a jackpot, have you checked for coins under the car? - sorry Steve - couldn't resist that one.
See you later,
Phil
#4752
Tech Regular
blinky mode
The Uk has just changed to blinky mode for the 2011 2012 season. Looking for advice how to set Esc for 1s blinky mode.Running in a 1/12th pan car.
#4753
It seems slightly confused, and a bit early for Christmas firmware, as it flashes with red/green/yellow like a christamas tree, all at the same time.
It's a 120amp 2.1..... changed the lead, still the same, maybe the sensor board on the motor has had enough, fortunatly it's modified, so doesn't seem to be causing any trouble to the throttle, maybe i'll just lose my 10 degree of turbo on the 4.5.
Catch you soon.
#4754
when he is ready he will release data logging software .
And as for being polite on this thread well if your not we will just kick you out of the forum it is very simple so its your choice.This will be the second time first with speed passion and now will be with hobywing .so its up to you .
regards Angelo
#4755
I am assuming you have a 120A 1S ESC. Connect it to the 2in1 LCD Box, upload the 508 FW to your ESC. Make sure you have a 2S battery connected when transfering though!. Once the ESC has 508, turn off the ESC, disconnect from computer, and turn on the ESC. Disable Low Voltage cut off. Once that has been done, hook up the 1S battery and you are good to go.
If you dont use a 2S battey, as soon as you are done uploading the firmware, the ESC will freeze up, and give you incorrect voltage error.
Shawn.