Hobbywing Xerun V3
#601
Brake Control
As we know, this ESC has tons of options, but sometimes is quiet hard try to understand some of them, especially in the brake panel. Probably, The only way to understand changes in the ESC Setup is testing, and see what is the best point for the driving style.
However, i would like to know what can i expect if i change, increase and decrese these options:
1. Brake Strenght
2. Brake Rate Swicht Point
3. 1st and 2nd Brake Stage Rate
Thanks.
However, i would like to know what can i expect if i change, increase and decrese these options:
1. Brake Strenght
2. Brake Rate Swicht Point
3. 1st and 2nd Brake Stage Rate
Thanks.
#602
Tech Master
iTrader: (1)
I have a very new HobbyWing Xerun 3.1 and the original fan has already failed. I've only had one day of practice on it. When I turn the car on the fan spins for a moment then stops. Even if I try to hand spin it it won't start up again. It's nice that the ESC came with a spare, but I'd really like to know why I've gone through so many fans. Perhaps we need to be using ball bearing fans that are more able to withstand bouncing around in a car? Is there any warranty on my fan? Thanks!
#603
Tech Master
iTrader: (12)
Can anybody guide me in the right direction for a speedo setup for mod. Im running a orca 4.5 and am lookong for a good starting point. The track is about 160x75 medium to medium-high bite. But i live in florida and temps are an issue so not something super aggresive. Im currently geared at a7.94 with the first mark past 0 for motor timing. Just need a good speedo setup to go with it.
#604
Tech Master
iTrader: (2)
Starting Points .. 4.5T
Andy Moore's setup (asphalt)
http://www.hobbywing.com/uploadfiles...-2012IFMAR.pdf
Atushi Hara's setup (asphalt)
http://www.hobbywing.com/uploadfiles...s-TITC2013.pdf
Paul Lemieux's setup (carpet)
http://www.hobbywing.com/uploadfiles...L-SNOWBIRD.pdf
Andy Moore's setup (asphalt)
http://www.hobbywing.com/uploadfiles...-2012IFMAR.pdf
Atushi Hara's setup (asphalt)
http://www.hobbywing.com/uploadfiles...s-TITC2013.pdf
Paul Lemieux's setup (carpet)
http://www.hobbywing.com/uploadfiles...L-SNOWBIRD.pdf
#607
Tech Master
iTrader: (1)
I have a very new HobbyWing Xerun 3.1 and the original fan has already failed. I've only had one day of practice on it. When I turn the car on the fan spins for a moment then stops. Even if I try to hand spin it it won't start up again. It's nice that the ESC came with a spare, but I'd really like to know why I've gone through so many fans. Perhaps we need to be using ball bearing fans that are more able to withstand bouncing around in a car? Is there any warranty on my fan? Thanks!
#608
Tech Elite
iTrader: (13)
Lol I.killed both fans in the first day on my.2014.
First one I killed.immediately.clamping the shoegoo second one I guess was just really delicate.
Ill prob pick up an orca or speed passion fan to replace. I wouldn't hold my breath about waranty on fans. Maybe if you run into a hobbywing rep you can score a spare or two.
First one I killed.immediately.clamping the shoegoo second one I guess was just really delicate.
Ill prob pick up an orca or speed passion fan to replace. I wouldn't hold my breath about waranty on fans. Maybe if you run into a hobbywing rep you can score a spare or two.
#610
Tech Regular
iTrader: (1)
I'm looking for a new esc as I had accidently stuffed up my justock esc.
- Will be racing 21.5t and 13.5t blinky touring car
- Must have in-built switch
- No pre-soldered motor wires
- Lightweight and compact designs
The esc that ticks all these boxes that is currently available seems to be the stock spec v3.1. The new zero spec seems more appropriate however it hasn't been released yet. Any idea on a release date/month so I can decide if I should just get the stock spec or wait for the zero?
- Will be racing 21.5t and 13.5t blinky touring car
- Must have in-built switch
- No pre-soldered motor wires
- Lightweight and compact designs
The esc that ticks all these boxes that is currently available seems to be the stock spec v3.1. The new zero spec seems more appropriate however it hasn't been released yet. Any idea on a release date/month so I can decide if I should just get the stock spec or wait for the zero?
#612
Just got a new Hobbywing v3.1 and it comes with two fans? the first one lasted all of 1 minute so I have the spare on there now. Anyone else had a issue with these fans? other then the fan the quality of these units is impressive so far... testing soon. updated to the latest firmware with no issues.
#613
Tech Regular
iTrader: (18)
I'm looking for a new esc as I had accidently stuffed up my justock esc.
- Will be racing 21.5t and 13.5t blinky touring car
- Must have in-built switch
- No pre-soldered motor wires
- Lightweight and compact designs
The esc that ticks all these boxes that is currently available seems to be the stock spec v3.1. The new zero spec seems more appropriate however it hasn't been released yet. Any idea on a release date/month so I can decide if I should just get the stock spec or wait for the zero?
- Will be racing 21.5t and 13.5t blinky touring car
- Must have in-built switch
- No pre-soldered motor wires
- Lightweight and compact designs
The esc that ticks all these boxes that is currently available seems to be the stock spec v3.1. The new zero spec seems more appropriate however it hasn't been released yet. Any idea on a release date/month so I can decide if I should just get the stock spec or wait for the zero?
#614
Tech Master
iTrader: (5)
only run a fan if you are running Mod, not needed for anything else,
But yes the 3.1 Stock Spec is also a great ESC, I even ran a 5T in TC the other week without any dramas (yes I ran a fan then), I run one in my F1 and spare TC and would have no problems replacing the full V3.1 that I currently use if I blew it up.
But yes the 3.1 Stock Spec is also a great ESC, I even ran a 5T in TC the other week without any dramas (yes I ran a fan then), I run one in my F1 and spare TC and would have no problems replacing the full V3.1 that I currently use if I blew it up.
#615
The V3.1 have pre-soldered motor and battery wires. Luckily they are all black this time but are 12 gauge. They use some serious solder because I really have to crank up the heat on my solder iron to get it liquified.
The V3.1 stock spec is pretty compact and light. I have the regular V3.1 also (with the aluminum case) but its only needed for really low turn mod.
The V3.1 stock spec is pretty compact and light. I have the regular V3.1 also (with the aluminum case) but its only needed for really low turn mod.