The Speed Passion Thread
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Soon.
Soon
The MMM and V3 modifieds are still solid. Viktor Wilck won 3 of his heats with a few 2nd at the Reedy Race this past weekend running MMM motors.
Lee Passehl, if I recall correctly, choose to run Speed Passion motors in the Open Class. He was on top of the sheets through early qualifying. He ended up 4th overall all.
You can run an R, but if you are running Boost just check temps based on your gearing. I don't see any reason why the Reventon couldn't run a Tekin.
A few things:
1. Delete the SP software from your PC. reboot.
2. Reinstall SP software on your PC.
3. Only connect your programmer card. Before connecting it to the PC hold down the RESET button. While holding the RESET button connect the programmer to the PC.
This will enter the software into the mode where you can update the programmers firmware. On your PC screen, a small box should appear that says "UPDATE FIRMWARE". PRESS that and select the newest firmware. This should take 4-6 minutes at most.
4. Just to be safe. Once it's complete disconnect the programming box, Close the Speed Passion PC software.
5. Start up the software again, plug the programming box into the PC, and now connect your ESC. Make sure the LIPO/Battery is NOT connected. Also disconnect the fan if it is plugged into the ESC.
It should recognize your ESC.
What laptops are you using? Window XP/7?
The MMM and V3 modifieds are still solid. Viktor Wilck won 3 of his heats with a few 2nd at the Reedy Race this past weekend running MMM motors.
Lee Passehl, if I recall correctly, choose to run Speed Passion motors in the Open Class. He was on top of the sheets through early qualifying. He ended up 4th overall all.
Can anyone tell me if the Reventon R Esc will be ok for running a 10.5T with boost in a 4wd buggy? and do the Reventon Esc's work ok with tekin gen2 motors as that what i already have etc... Im asking as the old cirtix stock club esc I had would'nt work with novak motors etc i think it was back then... cheers
Ok, I'm about a snowflake in a snow storm away from roundhouse kicking my laptop across the room.
I've re-installed the program twice and it still won't recognise my SP Reventon pro 1.1! Every time I connect it to my laptop, it all lights up but my laptop makes a noise notification that is not the same as when you usually connect the usb.
What the hell am I doing wrong??????
I've re-installed the program twice and it still won't recognise my SP Reventon pro 1.1! Every time I connect it to my laptop, it all lights up but my laptop makes a noise notification that is not the same as when you usually connect the usb.
What the hell am I doing wrong??????
1. Delete the SP software from your PC. reboot.
2. Reinstall SP software on your PC.
3. Only connect your programmer card. Before connecting it to the PC hold down the RESET button. While holding the RESET button connect the programmer to the PC.
This will enter the software into the mode where you can update the programmers firmware. On your PC screen, a small box should appear that says "UPDATE FIRMWARE". PRESS that and select the newest firmware. This should take 4-6 minutes at most.
4. Just to be safe. Once it's complete disconnect the programming box, Close the Speed Passion PC software.
5. Start up the software again, plug the programming box into the PC, and now connect your ESC. Make sure the LIPO/Battery is NOT connected. Also disconnect the fan if it is plugged into the ESC.
It should recognize your ESC.
What laptops are you using? Window XP/7?
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"Lee Passehl, if I recall correctly, choose to run Speed Passion motors in the Open Class. He was on top of the sheets through early qualifying. He ended up 4th overall all."
That's correct. I ran an MMM 4.5 T throughout the entire RROC event. By far it was the smoothest motor on power compared to other popular brands that I have tried. The MMM allowed me to concentrate on driving an aggressive line and not worry about excessive on power torque over steer/tire spin in some of Tamiya Raceway's very tight turns. I also had awesome on power speed on the straight often times picking up 2-4 feet per lap on my nearest competitor. Braking was smooth and controllable and NEVER once faded during the course of a race. The best part was the motor ran very cool (120-130 degree range)with just one fan mounted behind it. I could put the car where ever I wanted to with confidence. If the V4 is better than the 3.0 MMM, I'll be thrilled to run it at the ROAR Asphalt Nat's and the IFMAR World's in Kissimmee, FL. in late July/august and early October.
That's correct. I ran an MMM 4.5 T throughout the entire RROC event. By far it was the smoothest motor on power compared to other popular brands that I have tried. The MMM allowed me to concentrate on driving an aggressive line and not worry about excessive on power torque over steer/tire spin in some of Tamiya Raceway's very tight turns. I also had awesome on power speed on the straight often times picking up 2-4 feet per lap on my nearest competitor. Braking was smooth and controllable and NEVER once faded during the course of a race. The best part was the motor ran very cool (120-130 degree range)with just one fan mounted behind it. I could put the car where ever I wanted to with confidence. If the V4 is better than the 3.0 MMM, I'll be thrilled to run it at the ROAR Asphalt Nat's and the IFMAR World's in Kissimmee, FL. in late July/august and early October.
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A few things:
1. Delete the SP software from your PC. reboot.
2. Reinstall SP software on your PC.
3. Only connect your programmer card. Before connecting it to the PC hold down the RESET button. While holding the RESET button connect the programmer to the PC.
This will enter the software into the mode where you can update the programmers firmware. On your PC screen, a small box should appear that says "UPDATE FIRMWARE". PRESS that and select the newest firmware. This should take 4-6 minutes at most.
4. Just to be safe. Once it's complete disconnect the programming box, Close the Speed Passion PC software.
5. Start up the software again, plug the programming box into the PC, and now connect your ESC. Make sure the LIPO/Battery is NOT connected. Also disconnect the fan if it is plugged into the ESC.
It should recognize your ESC.
What laptops are you using? Window XP/7?
Im using windows 7.
I may have to try it on another computer..... :\
Well.......I did everything you said and it still doesn't work. It doesn't even recognise the program card. The program card says firm wear update, but there is nothing on the pc screen to say the program recognises the program card.
Im using windows 7.
I may have to try it on another computer..... :\
Im using windows 7.
I may have to try it on another computer..... :\
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Well.......I did everything you said and it still doesn't work. It doesn't even recognise the program card. The program card says firm wear update, but there is nothing on the pc screen to say the program recognises the program card.
Im using windows 7.
I may have to try it on another computer..... :\
Im using windows 7.
I may have to try it on another computer..... :\
Tech Champion
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Well.......I did everything you said and it still doesn't work. It doesn't even recognise the program card. The program card says firm wear update, but there is nothing on the pc screen to say the program recognises the program card.
Im using windows 7.
I may have to try it on another computer..... :\
Im using windows 7.
I may have to try it on another computer..... :\
Can also try and go directly to the folder that the software exists and manually install the driver.
Reventon PC Software Download and Installation: http://youtu.be/JYL0r3hdaXA
I'm not sure what you mean by "it doesn't recognize the programmer card". But you also state it says up to date.
Tech Master
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Thankyou so much! I did some poking around through the files and installed the usb drivers manually and its now working! Again, thankyou!
Tech Champion
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Hi there
I just got a Reventon Stock Club Race ESC a few days ago.
Anyone know excatly how the ABS brake works? Is it doing some kind of pulsating simulating a real car ABS brake? Or is it just marketing blah blah and it's just a ordinary ESC brake?
Will it be a bad idea to use the TX ABS simoultanously? If the ESC really has some kind of ABS, they'll probably interfere....
I just got a Reventon Stock Club Race ESC a few days ago.
Anyone know excatly how the ABS brake works? Is it doing some kind of pulsating simulating a real car ABS brake? Or is it just marketing blah blah and it's just a ordinary ESC brake?
Will it be a bad idea to use the TX ABS simoultanously? If the ESC really has some kind of ABS, they'll probably interfere....
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Just had a couple of issues with my Revonton pro 1.0. First issue was all of a sudden after a month and a half one of the connections to the Deans came undone so I re- soldered it. Five minutes after it does it again, so I change connectors.
I go to turn it back on and it acts as if it needs calibration again. I run thru that process and it turns itself off as it should. I then am not able to keep it on without holding the button. I have steering and no throttle only with my finger on it. Any ideas?
I go to turn it back on and it acts as if it needs calibration again. I run thru that process and it turns itself off as it should. I then am not able to keep it on without holding the button. I have steering and no throttle only with my finger on it. Any ideas?
I'm thinking of running a Speed Passion Reventon Pro 1 or 1.1 for mod any tips?
hey...im trying to update my SP GT 2.0 pro to blinky mode software(HW 508 no timing)...but when i try to update through usb link it says this "The current version (V3.0_120428STOCK) can not be updated to the version (V3_508_No Timing)!" Can someone help me? I'm running the esc with a 17.5 and it needs to be blinky...any suggestions?
using the HW 2 in 1 pro LCD box FW is HW v1.08_120504
esc fw is V3.0_120428STOCK
using the HW 2 in 1 pro LCD box FW is HW v1.08_120504
esc fw is V3.0_120428STOCK
Last edited by Rc-007; 06-09-2014 at 01:51 AM.
Tech Rookie
Speed Passion Reventon PRO
Hi everyone,
Thanks in advance for any help you could provide.
I bought a Reventon PRO v1 (not the 1.1). After test it with a Robitronic 4.5, a Speed passion 3.0 13.5T and a Speed Passion 3.0 10.5T, it does the same with all of them.
Accelerating from a stopped position or from low revs, the motors make an awful noise but they don't turn. If you push the car and then hit the throttle, it runs.
The ESC leds are both blinking, the orange and the red one, all the time from second one you turn it on.
I read the manual book and it states that a red blinking led is equal to low battery voltage (no way, because two chargers and two voltage meters say 8.3v on each of the three batteries I tested).
Also it says that a blinking orange led means "overheating", no sense when you just turn it on. I read somewhere that it can also mean a sensor communicating error.
I did the calibrating sequence for my Sanwa MT-4 as the book says, like 10 times.
I updated and downgraded the firmware to test the MOD0, MOD1, MOD2, STOCK0 and STOCK1 (actualy on this one)
I also read for close to an hour this forum, but with +800 pages I couldn't find a similar problem. I'm sorry if the answer is here already.
Does this mean the ESC has the sensor board "fried"?
Thanks.
Thanks in advance for any help you could provide.
I bought a Reventon PRO v1 (not the 1.1). After test it with a Robitronic 4.5, a Speed passion 3.0 13.5T and a Speed Passion 3.0 10.5T, it does the same with all of them.
Accelerating from a stopped position or from low revs, the motors make an awful noise but they don't turn. If you push the car and then hit the throttle, it runs.
The ESC leds are both blinking, the orange and the red one, all the time from second one you turn it on.
I read the manual book and it states that a red blinking led is equal to low battery voltage (no way, because two chargers and two voltage meters say 8.3v on each of the three batteries I tested).
Also it says that a blinking orange led means "overheating", no sense when you just turn it on. I read somewhere that it can also mean a sensor communicating error.
I did the calibrating sequence for my Sanwa MT-4 as the book says, like 10 times.
I updated and downgraded the firmware to test the MOD0, MOD1, MOD2, STOCK0 and STOCK1 (actualy on this one)
I also read for close to an hour this forum, but with +800 pages I couldn't find a similar problem. I'm sorry if the answer is here already.
Does this mean the ESC has the sensor board "fried"?
Thanks.
Last edited by kikerumbo; 06-16-2014 at 03:36 AM. Reason: Add info...
Hi everyone,
Thanks in advance for any help you could provide.
I bought a Reventon PRO v1 (not the 1.1). After test it with a Robitronic 4.5, a Speed passion 3.0 13.5T and a Speed Passion 3.0 10.5T, it does the same with all of them.
Accelerating from a stopped position or from low revs, the motors make an awful noise but they don't turn. If you push the car and then hit the throttle, it runs.
The ESC leds are both blinking, the orange and the red one, all the time from second one you turn it on.
I read the manual book and it states that a red blinking led is equal to low battery voltage (no way, because two chargers and two voltage meters say 8.3v on each of the three batteries I tested).
Also it says that a blinking orange led means "overheating", no sense when you just turn it on. I read somewhere that it can also mean a sensor communicating error.
I did the calibrating sequence for my Sanwa MT-4 as the book says, like 10 times.
I updated and downgraded the firmware to test the MOD0, MOD1, MOD2, STOCK0 and STOCK1 (actualy on this one)
I also read for close to an hour this forum, but with +800 pages I couldn't find a similar problem. I'm sorry if the answer is here already.
Does this mean the ESC has the sensor board "fried"?
Thanks.
Thanks in advance for any help you could provide.
I bought a Reventon PRO v1 (not the 1.1). After test it with a Robitronic 4.5, a Speed passion 3.0 13.5T and a Speed Passion 3.0 10.5T, it does the same with all of them.
Accelerating from a stopped position or from low revs, the motors make an awful noise but they don't turn. If you push the car and then hit the throttle, it runs.
The ESC leds are both blinking, the orange and the red one, all the time from second one you turn it on.
I read the manual book and it states that a red blinking led is equal to low battery voltage (no way, because two chargers and two voltage meters say 8.3v on each of the three batteries I tested).
Also it says that a blinking orange led means "overheating", no sense when you just turn it on. I read somewhere that it can also mean a sensor communicating error.
I did the calibrating sequence for my Sanwa MT-4 as the book says, like 10 times.
I updated and downgraded the firmware to test the MOD0, MOD1, MOD2, STOCK0 and STOCK1 (actualy on this one)
I also read for close to an hour this forum, but with +800 pages I couldn't find a similar problem. I'm sorry if the answer is here already.
Does this mean the ESC has the sensor board "fried"?
Thanks.
Reventon R
I am thinking of getting the Reventon R as a backup ESC.
Am I correct in thinking this ESC can run Stock1 software and I can use the same settings as with my Reventon Pro for 13.5 boosted.
I currently run:
DRRS 8
Hybrid Boost 90%
Hybrid Boost Max 150K
Start RPM 4000
Delay 0.1
Am I correct in thinking this ESC can run Stock1 software and I can use the same settings as with my Reventon Pro for 13.5 boosted.
I currently run:
DRRS 8
Hybrid Boost 90%
Hybrid Boost Max 150K
Start RPM 4000
Delay 0.1