3LikesTekin RX8 1/8 Scale Brushless ESC Thread
12-24-2008, 04:11 PM
#32
The only RS's we have had come back were because a larger cap than what we supply with the ESC was not used when using 3/4s applications. Just a mistake, we our caps for 1/8 scale need to be used in drag racing.
12-24-2008, 04:25 PM
#33
I can also attest to the testing of all of our esc's personally. My current setup is/was the RS PRO with 4s in a Mugen. I've had NO issues at all.
The sensored start is essential for proper throttle management that the top level and enthusiast racer are going to require and demand.
If I'm in the A main at a large event or even a club race I'm not going to tolerate a bobble, bad start, inconsistent anything. Sensores give you that. The D2 drive system is the best of both worlds. Pefrect starts, super efficient and highly tunable continual drive.
Ty is right. The few that have used them in drag racing were using 3s+ and did not have the proper cap for the application.
The sensored start is essential for proper throttle management that the top level and enthusiast racer are going to require and demand.
If I'm in the A main at a large event or even a club race I'm not going to tolerate a bobble, bad start, inconsistent anything. Sensores give you that. The D2 drive system is the best of both worlds. Pefrect starts, super efficient and highly tunable continual drive.
Ty is right. The few that have used them in drag racing were using 3s+ and did not have the proper cap for the application.
12-24-2008, 05:13 PM
#34
Tech Regular
I can also attest to the testing of all of our esc's personally. My current setup is/was the RS PRO with 4s in a Mugen. I've had NO issues at all.
The sensored start is essential for proper throttle management that the top level and enthusiast racer are going to require and demand.
If I'm in the A main at a large event or even a club race I'm not going to tolerate a bobble, bad start, inconsistent anything. Sensores give you that. The D2 drive system is the best of both worlds. Pefrect starts, super efficient and highly tunable continual drive.
Ty is right. The few that have used them in drag racing were using 3s+ and did not have the proper cap for the application.
The sensored start is essential for proper throttle management that the top level and enthusiast racer are going to require and demand.
If I'm in the A main at a large event or even a club race I'm not going to tolerate a bobble, bad start, inconsistent anything. Sensores give you that. The D2 drive system is the best of both worlds. Pefrect starts, super efficient and highly tunable continual drive.
Ty is right. The few that have used them in drag racing were using 3s+ and did not have the proper cap for the application.
12-24-2008, 06:20 PM
#35
12-24-2008, 06:26 PM
#36
Tech Regular
AWSOME!!!!!! BOSS!!!!!!
12-24-2008, 06:30 PM
#37
12-26-2008, 08:54 PM
#40
Yes, motors are sensored.
Street price is to be determined/announced soon.
We don't include the hotwire because it's not neccessary for operation. You can access almost all of the functions via the onboard programming.
The Hotwire is very helpful don't get me wrong. However if we did include it in ALL of them the price would just be more. Quite a few people already have the Hotwire so no need to have two.
Street price is to be determined/announced soon.
We don't include the hotwire because it's not neccessary for operation. You can access almost all of the functions via the onboard programming.
The Hotwire is very helpful don't get me wrong. However if we did include it in ALL of them the price would just be more. Quite a few people already have the Hotwire so no need to have two.
12-26-2008, 10:05 PM
#41
This all sounds great! 
Really looking forward to more information on the motors. I have to agree with what Randy said about the hotwire. I am a little disappointed that Castle Creations included it with the Mamba Monster. I have 4 of them from Mamba Monster ESC's, and another I bought previously for the Mamba and Mamba Max systems... now I have 6 in total that is a complete waste.
I will definitely be picking up one of the RX8 systems. Do you plan to make different KV and sized motors right from the start?
Really looking forward to more information on the motors. I have to agree with what Randy said about the hotwire. I am a little disappointed that Castle Creations included it with the Mamba Monster. I have 4 of them from Mamba Monster ESC's, and another I bought previously for the Mamba and Mamba Max systems... now I have 6 in total that is a complete waste. I will definitely be picking up one of the RX8 systems. Do you plan to make different KV and sized motors right from the start?
12-27-2008, 08:13 AM
#43
We like solder post so we can put the wires at any angle and get an ultra tight install. The motor also has solder tabs. They solder pretty easy with 12awg, but it is definitely not for newbs with an anvil size solder iron. Fortunately you only have to do a good job once. This is pro level stuff for true hobbiest. We will offer a more drop and go version that requires no soldering at some point as well. Maybe immediately if a lot of people really want it.
12-27-2008, 10:52 AM
#45
I'll wait until the press release/info is ready for motor sizes and KV. We are going to have a nice selection and that info will be ready soon along with photos.
Currenty the motor timing, custom voltage cut off, and the soon to be used custom profile setting slots are what the Hotwire will gain you access to on the RX8.
Don't forget that if you have your own Hotwire you have the ability to update your esc as soon as updates are released. Some drivers prefer cetain software. If we make an improvement you only need to update your esc, not buy a new one.
Currenty the motor timing, custom voltage cut off, and the soon to be used custom profile setting slots are what the Hotwire will gain you access to on the RX8.
Don't forget that if you have your own Hotwire you have the ability to update your esc as soon as updates are released. Some drivers prefer cetain software. If we make an improvement you only need to update your esc, not buy a new one.
