Speed Passion Products
10-31-2012, 06:52 PM
#2
http://www.rctech.net/forum/electric...on-thread.html
Have not ran there REVENTON but in 1/8 there silver arrow 2 was nice
Have not ran there REVENTON but in 1/8 there silver arrow 2 was nice
10-31-2012, 08:54 PM
#4
Yes, very smooth and reliable esc. You won't be disappointed. Arguably the best race esc for your money on the market currently at $129. Only other esc I would consider is the hobbywing Xerun 120a, one dialed esc for $130 as well. Similar software and both feel great.
11-01-2012, 04:56 AM
#5
I have been running the pro for a week or so before it came out twice a week. I got a hook up from a sponsored driver. Been pounding the dirt with it running a 7.5 in 2x buggy. With the fan, temps consistent at 90. They have updated the firmware on line is the word I got Tuesday.
I have also tested the GT2.0 and I can tell ya SP is quality and at the prices they offer there product it is just to good to be true. Little by little my fleet of LRP ESC's are becoming SP. The pro is easy to dial in and as smooth as any thing I have ever used. Anyone who knows me can tell ya to peel me away from LRP takes some serious dependability and performance its a top notch ESC. IMO.
I have also tested the GT2.0 and I can tell ya SP is quality and at the prices they offer there product it is just to good to be true. Little by little my fleet of LRP ESC's are becoming SP. The pro is easy to dial in and as smooth as any thing I have ever used. Anyone who knows me can tell ya to peel me away from LRP takes some serious dependability and performance its a top notch ESC. IMO.
11-01-2012, 06:28 AM
#6
Got a chance to check out a Reventon Pro. Looks like a very nice esc from what I can tell, and its plus that SP includes the updateable card with it now unlike the GT2.0 series.
As for Speed passion in general, I have ran the gambit of ESCs from Tekin, to Castle, and now Speed Passion. For 1/10 I keep coming back to Speed Passion. There GT2.0 Pros are very versatile and work excellent in 4x4 SCT. There Silver Arrow V2 is an excellent ESC for the money, I just wish it wasn't quite as big as it is or, maybe have the wires replaceable like the GT2.0 pro series. Other than that though, works excellent for 1/8 electric.
As for Speed passion in general, I have ran the gambit of ESCs from Tekin, to Castle, and now Speed Passion. For 1/10 I keep coming back to Speed Passion. There GT2.0 Pros are very versatile and work excellent in 4x4 SCT. There Silver Arrow V2 is an excellent ESC for the money, I just wish it wasn't quite as big as it is or, maybe have the wires replaceable like the GT2.0 pro series. Other than that though, works excellent for 1/8 electric.
11-01-2012, 07:00 AM
#7
Got a chance to check out a Reventon Pro. Looks like a very nice esc from what I can tell, and its plus that SP includes the updateable card with it now unlike the GT2.0 series.
As for Speed passion in general, I have ran the gambit of ESCs from Tekin, to Castle, and now Speed Passion. For 1/10 I keep coming back to Speed Passion. There GT2.0 Pros are very versatile and work excellent in 4x4 SCT. There Silver Arrow V2 is an excellent ESC for the money, I just wish it wasn't quite as big as it is or, maybe have the wires replaceable like the GT2.0 pro series. Other than that though, works excellent for 1/8 electric.
As for Speed passion in general, I have ran the gambit of ESCs from Tekin, to Castle, and now Speed Passion. For 1/10 I keep coming back to Speed Passion. There GT2.0 Pros are very versatile and work excellent in 4x4 SCT. There Silver Arrow V2 is an excellent ESC for the money, I just wish it wasn't quite as big as it is or, maybe have the wires replaceable like the GT2.0 pro series. Other than that though, works excellent for 1/8 electric.
11-01-2012, 07:13 AM
#8
However, for whatever reason SP dumbed down the BEC on the lower version Reventon S and R escs to 2.5 Amp. There have been reports of people now having to use a glitch capacitor in instances where they didn't with the GT2.0 line of ESCs before. Not MMP bad though, but still something not done before.
I would say in that case and for the cost of the ESC, going with the Pro model of the Reventon would be on my list. Also, I am assuming this is for mod, from what I have been hearing from the SP people and the Reventon software, sounds like the boosting / turbo features are nuts on power. So, probably a good idea to use their best system for full mod.
11-01-2012, 07:28 AM
#9
Yea i am running open sc so basically anything goes. I currently have the radio post radio and also there servo. VERY happy with both of them. Its good stuff. I am keeping up somewhat to the fast guys, but with the stock esc and motor that goes on the sc10rs i am just to slow. I have been trying to do a lot of reading to get any kind of advantage i can! lol So if you have anymore pointers please fill me in.
11-01-2012, 07:32 AM
#10
Well, for that kind of situation I think the 10.5 motor is a good choice. You can boost it pretty heavily if need be, and if you have read on the SP thread the power they have available for boosting can spin the tires off the vehicle.
I would say if you get the combo, start with very modest timing selections and slowly increment as needed. Watch your temps on the motor. I like my motors in the 150's max but you may get different advise on the SP thread.
Best way to gain on the leaders, watch how they take their lines. Its definitely not all motor / ESC.
I would say if you get the combo, start with very modest timing selections and slowly increment as needed. Watch your temps on the motor. I like my motors in the 150's max but you may get different advise on the SP thread.
Best way to gain on the leaders, watch how they take their lines. Its definitely not all motor / ESC.
11-01-2012, 09:18 AM
#14
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Have not ran there REVENTON but in 1/8 there silver arrow 2 was nice
Have not ran there REVENTON but in 1/8 there silver arrow 2 was nice
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