New LRP Flow Esc
#1276
Tech Regular
#1277
I have a question about v4.7 firmware.
At what rpm the boost will engage?
Tq.
At what rpm the boost will engage?
Tq.
#1278
Has been a while since I was involved there, but I believe the start rpm for 4.7 has remained identical as the modified profiles in original 1.5 firmware.
Therefore it should be 7600RPM.
Therefore it should be 7600RPM.
#1279
thank you burito...
it is better if we can select boost start rpm.
it is better if we can select boost start rpm.
#1281
@rapi: that's beyond my control nowadays... I left LRP over 2 years ago.
@redbullfixx: doing very good, how are you?
Obviously not playing with RC stuff anymore, but still following the scene...
@redbullfixx: doing very good, how are you?
Obviously not playing with RC stuff anymore, but still following the scene...
#1282
Anyone here going to Reedy? I am in need of a USB Bridge v2 to update my Flow. Much appreciated for anyone that can help me out.
#1284
The Flow is getting up to 3yrs old now which is a pretty typical product life cycle for most things - especially electronics. I think there is a high chance we might see something new at the worlds.
Now it is still a very capable unit, but what sort of things would people be interested in seeing - either by physical features or tuning?
For me
- smaller footprint. Not much, but smaller always better.
- onboard on switch. And make it programming feature to disable it.
- adjustable braking feel. We have x-brakes and semi x-brakes. What about 0-100% x-brakes in 10% steps.
- programming card. Now I don't mind onboard, it's not hard. But a card would be better of course. Just closer to the hobbywing price, not the Orion price!
- perhaps all blue wires in the box for the pro version - start a new trend and differentiate the two....!
- capacitor with one side flat. Or provide a cradle to click/slide it into that makes mounting easier.
- 6.0, 6.6V or 7.2V selectable BEC
Anyone else got some ideas we can email to LRP before it's too late
Now it is still a very capable unit, but what sort of things would people be interested in seeing - either by physical features or tuning?
For me
- smaller footprint. Not much, but smaller always better.
- onboard on switch. And make it programming feature to disable it.
- adjustable braking feel. We have x-brakes and semi x-brakes. What about 0-100% x-brakes in 10% steps.
- programming card. Now I don't mind onboard, it's not hard. But a card would be better of course. Just closer to the hobbywing price, not the Orion price!
- perhaps all blue wires in the box for the pro version - start a new trend and differentiate the two....!
- capacitor with one side flat. Or provide a cradle to click/slide it into that makes mounting easier.
- 6.0, 6.6V or 7.2V selectable BEC
Anyone else got some ideas we can email to LRP before it's too late
#1285
So plugged my battery in backwards so no more esc lol I know I'm a special person but stuff happens. A friend of mine is selling a Lrp flow competition esc which is fine bc I race stock. But he used it once but now has nothing to put it in he wants $60 and I was wondering if you guys like it.
#1286
Tech Adept
The Flow is getting up to 3yrs old now which is a pretty typical product life cycle for most things - especially electronics. I think there is a high chance we might see something new at the worlds.
Now it is still a very capable unit, but what sort of things would people be interested in seeing - either by physical features or tuning?
For me
- smaller footprint. Not much, but smaller always better.
- onboard on switch. And make it programming feature to disable it.
- adjustable braking feel. We have x-brakes and semi x-brakes. What about 0-100% x-brakes in 10% steps.
- programming card. Now I don't mind onboard, it's not hard. But a card would be better of course. Just closer to the hobbywing price, not the Orion price!
- perhaps all blue wires in the box for the pro version - start a new trend and differentiate the two....!
- capacitor with one side flat. Or provide a cradle to click/slide it into that makes mounting easier.
- 6.0, 6.6V or 7.2V selectable BEC
Anyone else got some ideas we can email to LRP before it's too late
Now it is still a very capable unit, but what sort of things would people be interested in seeing - either by physical features or tuning?
For me
- smaller footprint. Not much, but smaller always better.
- onboard on switch. And make it programming feature to disable it.
- adjustable braking feel. We have x-brakes and semi x-brakes. What about 0-100% x-brakes in 10% steps.
- programming card. Now I don't mind onboard, it's not hard. But a card would be better of course. Just closer to the hobbywing price, not the Orion price!
- perhaps all blue wires in the box for the pro version - start a new trend and differentiate the two....!
- capacitor with one side flat. Or provide a cradle to click/slide it into that makes mounting easier.
- 6.0, 6.6V or 7.2V selectable BEC
Anyone else got some ideas we can email to LRP before it's too late
Bottom lid made out of alu not plastic. It would help chassis absorb some more heat. (Yes there is a tape layer but still)
Black, not blue. Fits all brand cars.
Optional capacitorbank that can be soldered straight to the esc without extra wires. Much like the advance BD esc.
All wires black. Seems most people swap the rainbow out for an all black look anyway.
Not run receiver and on/off switch wires into the esc boards. But rather have connectors on the casing for everything, so that replacing wires is easier.
Higher grade mosfets for the works version. Yes, would bump the price up considerably, but if aiming at being the best..
#1287
Tech Regular
iTrader: (23)
The Flow is getting up to 3yrs old now which is a pretty typical product life cycle for most things - especially electronics. I think there is a high chance we might see something new at the worlds.
Now it is still a very capable unit, but what sort of things would people be interested in seeing - either by physical features or tuning?
For me
- smaller footprint. Not much, but smaller always better.
- onboard on switch. And make it programming feature to disable it.
- adjustable braking feel. We have x-brakes and semi x-brakes. What about 0-100% x-brakes in 10% steps.
- programming card. Now I don't mind onboard, it's not hard. But a card would be better of course. Just closer to the hobbywing price, not the Orion price!
- perhaps all blue wires in the box for the pro version - start a new trend and differentiate the two....!
- capacitor with one side flat. Or provide a cradle to click/slide it into that makes mounting easier.
- 6.0, 6.6V or 7.2V selectable BEC
Anyone else got some ideas we can email to LRP before it's too late
Now it is still a very capable unit, but what sort of things would people be interested in seeing - either by physical features or tuning?
For me
- smaller footprint. Not much, but smaller always better.
- onboard on switch. And make it programming feature to disable it.
- adjustable braking feel. We have x-brakes and semi x-brakes. What about 0-100% x-brakes in 10% steps.
- programming card. Now I don't mind onboard, it's not hard. But a card would be better of course. Just closer to the hobbywing price, not the Orion price!
- perhaps all blue wires in the box for the pro version - start a new trend and differentiate the two....!
- capacitor with one side flat. Or provide a cradle to click/slide it into that makes mounting easier.
- 6.0, 6.6V or 7.2V selectable BEC
Anyone else got some ideas we can email to LRP before it's too late
- black wires all round
- adjustable BEC would be nice (Dream on)
- detachable receiver wire so that it can be easily shortened
- sensor cable port position is a pain in the ass for me, hopefully it becomes more accessible
- full alu case
- integrated on/off switch
- programming card/usb updater in one unit
- better fan
#1289
Reverse polarity protection would probably increase the size of the ESC and or reduce its performance. Not to mention increase the cost however it would be a really nice feature.