New TEAM WAVE racing brushless system
#1292
Tech Elite
iTrader: (24)
thought id make a pit sheet for the new software
hope this comes in handy for some of you
team wave setting sheet.pdf
hope this comes in handy for some of you
team wave setting sheet.pdf
#1293
Tech Master
iTrader: (3)
Here is what I know.
Page 1 - Timeshift. 1-9, bigger number = more timeshift timing. As always more timing means more heat and don't asume 9 will be the best setting. In 10.5 I used timeshift of 7 and was very happy.
Page 2 - Timeshift Gain. 1-4, the bigger the number the faster you achieve all of your timeshift timing. Too much timing too soon will cause a lot of heat and a loss of torque. In 10.5 I like a Gain of 2. I tried 3 but it wasn't any faster so I went back to 2. I don't imagine you would want to try 4 unless you race 21.5. Gain of 2 or 3 is good for 17.5 dpending on track size.
Page 3 - Turbo amount. 1-9, the bigger the number the more turbo. Turbo helps give you a bit more top speed down a medium to long straight. Again more turbo means more heat so start low and add more as you are sure your temperatures are under control. I like turbo of 4 for 10.5.
Page 4 - Turbo kick in. 1-9, the bigger the number the sooner the turbo kicks in. Too soon and you will get turbo in the infield which is not good as well as more heat! Start low and keep increasing untill you feel the turbo come in 1/3 or 1/2 way down the straight.
Page 5 - Drive profile. 1-9, this is a "feel" adjustment. 1 is linear which I like. the bigger the number the more agressive the throttle profile. If grip is really good and you want to get on the throttle hard out og the corners, try a bit higher.
Page 6- Neutral Brake
Page & 7 and 8 are the same.
Page 9 - Mode Superstock/stock or ROAR Sportsman. Cool for people wanting to run the new ROAR sportsman class.
Now Dragonfire has done more testing than me and has tested all motor classes and I'm sure will add more info but this should help you get started.
Most importantly, It's up to you to check both motor and speedo temps with an accurate temp gun. At first, do a few laps and check, then a bit longer and check untill you can be sure you can race 5 min without killing you motor or esc. This Firmware is for competitive racers to win races with. More power means more risk so take it easy.
To keep temperatures under control you can adjust ESC setings and gearing. For 10.5 I ran a FDR of 5.8. Too big a FDR(too small pinion) will make your motor run too hot as will running to small an FDR. In the old days of brushless that was different, just incease your FDR(smaller pinion) and things got cooler. Not any more! you need to find that sweet spot. Soon some 17.5 drivers will give you a starting point.
Hope this helps and a big thanks to Team Wave. You are gonna love this firmware.
Page 1 - Timeshift. 1-9, bigger number = more timeshift timing. As always more timing means more heat and don't asume 9 will be the best setting. In 10.5 I used timeshift of 7 and was very happy.
Page 2 - Timeshift Gain. 1-4, the bigger the number the faster you achieve all of your timeshift timing. Too much timing too soon will cause a lot of heat and a loss of torque. In 10.5 I like a Gain of 2. I tried 3 but it wasn't any faster so I went back to 2. I don't imagine you would want to try 4 unless you race 21.5. Gain of 2 or 3 is good for 17.5 dpending on track size.
Page 3 - Turbo amount. 1-9, the bigger the number the more turbo. Turbo helps give you a bit more top speed down a medium to long straight. Again more turbo means more heat so start low and add more as you are sure your temperatures are under control. I like turbo of 4 for 10.5.
Page 4 - Turbo kick in. 1-9, the bigger the number the sooner the turbo kicks in. Too soon and you will get turbo in the infield which is not good as well as more heat! Start low and keep increasing untill you feel the turbo come in 1/3 or 1/2 way down the straight.
Page 5 - Drive profile. 1-9, this is a "feel" adjustment. 1 is linear which I like. the bigger the number the more agressive the throttle profile. If grip is really good and you want to get on the throttle hard out og the corners, try a bit higher.
Page 6- Neutral Brake
Page & 7 and 8 are the same.
Page 9 - Mode Superstock/stock or ROAR Sportsman. Cool for people wanting to run the new ROAR sportsman class.
Now Dragonfire has done more testing than me and has tested all motor classes and I'm sure will add more info but this should help you get started.
Most importantly, It's up to you to check both motor and speedo temps with an accurate temp gun. At first, do a few laps and check, then a bit longer and check untill you can be sure you can race 5 min without killing you motor or esc. This Firmware is for competitive racers to win races with. More power means more risk so take it easy.
To keep temperatures under control you can adjust ESC setings and gearing. For 10.5 I ran a FDR of 5.8. Too big a FDR(too small pinion) will make your motor run too hot as will running to small an FDR. In the old days of brushless that was different, just incease your FDR(smaller pinion) and things got cooler. Not any more! you need to find that sweet spot. Soon some 17.5 drivers will give you a starting point.
Hope this helps and a big thanks to Team Wave. You are gonna love this firmware.
Last edited by Pablo Diablo; 05-20-2010 at 12:57 AM.
#1294
Tech Master
iTrader: (3)
thought id make a pit sheet for the new software
hope this comes in handy for some of you
Attachment 595059
hope this comes in handy for some of you
Attachment 595059
#1295
MAX, thanks for releasing this BETA!
I'am going to try it this evening on larger outdoor track.
I have RB-S with LRP X12 stock spec 10.5T. Is it safe to using this motor with new firmware? I'am asking because there was some problems using X12 motor reported, several pages back in this thread.
Did you or betatesters tried X12ss with new FW please?
Thank you!
I'am using this combo without problems with 1.0c FW, timing on motor is -10 (four dots), FDR 8
I'am going to try it this evening on larger outdoor track.
I have RB-S with LRP X12 stock spec 10.5T. Is it safe to using this motor with new firmware? I'am asking because there was some problems using X12 motor reported, several pages back in this thread.
Did you or betatesters tried X12ss with new FW please?
Thank you!
I'am using this combo without problems with 1.0c FW, timing on motor is -10 (four dots), FDR 8
#1296
Tech Master
iTrader: (3)
MAX, thanks for releasing this BETA!
I'am going to try it this evening on larger outdoor track.
I have RB-S with LRP X12 stock spec 10.5T. Is it safe to using this motor with new firmware? I'am asking because there was some problems using X12 motor reported, several pages back in this thread.
Did you or betatesters tried X12ss with new FW please?
Thank you!
I'am using this combo without problems with 1.0c FW, timing on motor is -10 (four dots), FDR 8
I'am going to try it this evening on larger outdoor track.
I have RB-S with LRP X12 stock spec 10.5T. Is it safe to using this motor with new firmware? I'am asking because there was some problems using X12 motor reported, several pages back in this thread.
Did you or betatesters tried X12ss with new FW please?
Thank you!
I'am using this combo without problems with 1.0c FW, timing on motor is -10 (four dots), FDR 8
Run 4 dot insert(most retarded timing possible). Even so you still have a motor with so much endbell timing you have to start with lower setting on the ESC. I know someone who tried a X12 and it was a rocket for 2 minutes!! Heaps of grunt out of the corners and good top end but not for 5 min! Also be aware that these motors run hot at the best of times and this also make your ESC hotter! All that heat runs straight down your wires into the ESC. I found it cogged just a little once or twice in the run out of slow corners too. Note that this is an issue with many ESC's. The funniest thing is I know people with LRP ESC's who can't use it with a LRP X12!
#1297
Tech Initiate
Pablo,
With the new firmware, can you just confirm, the old turbo method where the speedo just increases output to the motor is no more. Now Turbo is a timing adjustment? Its based on motor speed rather than throttle position?
My first practice with this will be on the friday of the Stonehaven MuchMore GP as this is a designated practice day. I will be running 10.5 in the stock and mod class so would be keen to know what settings others are finding work best! it may take a while to sort the gearing out - especially if you can go up and down to get higher temperatures!!!
Thanks to Max and all at TW for getting this released.
Regards
Chris
With the new firmware, can you just confirm, the old turbo method where the speedo just increases output to the motor is no more. Now Turbo is a timing adjustment? Its based on motor speed rather than throttle position?
My first practice with this will be on the friday of the Stonehaven MuchMore GP as this is a designated practice day. I will be running 10.5 in the stock and mod class so would be keen to know what settings others are finding work best! it may take a while to sort the gearing out - especially if you can go up and down to get higher temperatures!!!
Thanks to Max and all at TW for getting this released.
Regards
Chris
#1298
Tech Master
iTrader: (3)
Pablo,
With the new firmware, can you just confirm, the old turbo method where the speedo just increases output to the motor is no more. Now Turbo is a timing adjustment? Its based on motor speed rather than throttle position?
My first practice with this will be on the friday of the Stonehaven MuchMore GP as this is a designated practice day. I will be running 10.5 in the stock and mod class so would be keen to know what settings others are finding work best! it may take a while to sort the gearing out - especially if you can go up and down to get higher temperatures!!!
Thanks to Max and all at TW for getting this released.
Regards
Chris
With the new firmware, can you just confirm, the old turbo method where the speedo just increases output to the motor is no more. Now Turbo is a timing adjustment? Its based on motor speed rather than throttle position?
My first practice with this will be on the friday of the Stonehaven MuchMore GP as this is a designated practice day. I will be running 10.5 in the stock and mod class so would be keen to know what settings others are finding work best! it may take a while to sort the gearing out - especially if you can go up and down to get higher temperatures!!!
Thanks to Max and all at TW for getting this released.
Regards
Chris
Good luck at the Much More GP.
#1299
Tech Addict
Where is the new firmware?
#1300
Tech Master
iTrader: (3)
Hi all TEAM WAVE customers,
Thanks for all your support and using our products. Sorry for long waited about the firmware update. As we understand MuchMore GP UK is coming, RB-S V2.02g (Beta) is now available for download at our web site !
http://teamwaveonline.com/2007/download.htm
This is the firmware we use to win many races in the past 2 months, from 10.5T to 21.5T.
Please refer to the attached documents for the new setup table. Enjoy
Thanks for all your support and using our products. Sorry for long waited about the firmware update. As we understand MuchMore GP UK is coming, RB-S V2.02g (Beta) is now available for download at our web site !
http://teamwaveonline.com/2007/download.htm
This is the firmware we use to win many races in the past 2 months, from 10.5T to 21.5T.
Please refer to the attached documents for the new setup table. Enjoy
#1301
Tech Addict
Sorry i only can see V1.0C
#1302
Tech Addict
Now its there.
#1303
Tech Rookie
Hi Max/TEAMWAVE
I had a chance to test the new beta FW. lovely & love the power band.
One request though. Can you make Page 6 Neutral Brake, value 1 to be 0 drag brake please?
I had a chance to test the new beta FW. lovely & love the power band.
One request though. Can you make Page 6 Neutral Brake, value 1 to be 0 drag brake please?
#1305
yes, page 6 is neutral brake, 1 is 0%