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Old 12-13-2009, 08:17 PM
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Does this ESC rock or what. I own one of each, and couldnt be happier with their performance. Im gettin ready for the USORC(Novak) at Scotty Earnst's S&N Trackside, and wouldnt think of running anything else. Keep up the good work Tekin! I cant wait to see what the future holds.
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Originally Posted by jer7469
can you post a pic of your wiring?? did you get the a-b-c part correct on the motor to speedo?? do you have a bad sensor wire?? will the esc work with the hot wire?? jeremy

the ESc will work with the hotwire as far as I can tell I can get in and change the settings and it saves them

i have gone thru all the wiring double and triple checked the wiring
made sure the a-b-c are all correct

I don't know I'm lost!! lol It should have the beeps and chimes right???

here is a pic sorry kinda crappy
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Old 12-13-2009, 08:58 PM
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Thanks guys for the suggestions...seems like the EPA thing fixed my problem.
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Originally Posted by Casey Belarde
the ESc will work with the hotwire as far as I can tell I can get in and change the settings and it saves them

i have gone thru all the wiring double and triple checked the wiring
made sure the a-b-c are all correct

I don't know I'm lost!! lol It should have the beeps and chimes right???

here is a pic sorry kinda crappy
Where's the capacitor? Can't see it in the pic. Just making sure there is one.
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Old 12-13-2009, 09:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Casey Belarde
led's 12 and 67 the same as DB,BS,MT,VC?????

I have tried all my motors and no luck, sometimes if I roll the motor over it does it's normal thing with the flashes anyway but no sound, then when pulling throttle all led light up then flash normal but motor inop

could it be just a bad ESC or a fluke that all 3 motors went T.U ???

thanks for all the help
What type motor you are useing? W/O the hotwire, Quick Tune LED 6, to LED's 1,or 2 or 3 if useing brushless, 4, or 5, or6 useing brushed.

W/Hotwire column 5, use BL-FW, or BL-F/R, or BL-DL for Brushless. BL for Brushless, BR for Brushed.

After doing these adjustments, redo the Radio Calibrations. Make sure your batteries are charged.

Good Luck!

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Guys I never said Tekin was a bad company, nor said I don't care for my esc.

I just know its been 3 months since I myself asked about 64bit and I was told they would have something out soon, or at least to that nature. I understand there busy, but I also know those who know coding, can make a quick fix to the solution. I myself cannot, but luckily someone with the know how did.

I like my Tekin, but I also run at 2 tracks, and both tracks change there layouts often and are completely different in size, which requires ESC tuning to get the optimal performance out of the motor. Not being able to do that is frusterating. If I didn't want to change my esc on the fly, I would have purchased an LRP, but I didn't, I bought a tekin. Now that I have a file that allows me to use the Hotwire, I'm peachy
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Originally Posted by Casey Belarde
led's 12 and 67 the same as DB,BS,MT,VC?????

I have tried all my motors and no luck, sometimes if I roll the motor over it does it's normal thing with the flashes anyway but no sound, then when pulling throttle all led light up then flash normal but motor inop

could it be just a bad ESC or a fluke that all 3 motors went T.U ???

thanks for all the help
Yes it can be the esc. If you've tried another known good motor than it must be the speedo assuming the wires aren't touching.

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Originally Posted by scr_achy
Now that I have a file that allows me to use the Hotwire, I'm peachy
What file is this?
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Originally Posted by Casey Belarde
led's 12 and 67 the same as DB,BS,MT,VC?????

I have tried all my motors and no luck, sometimes if I roll the motor over it does it's normal thing with the flashes anyway but no sound, then when pulling throttle all led light up then flash normal but motor inop

could it be just a bad ESC or a fluke that all 3 motors went T.U ???

thanks for all the help
I'm thinking it's a bad ESC if you've tried several motors with the same result...
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Any info on new software to compete with the new CRC speedos or when it should be available?

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Originally Posted by Randy_Pike
What file is this?
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Originally Posted by Randy_Pike
What file is this?
Sent it your way via e-mail
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Would you recommend to run a 7.5R motor in sensored mode (with turbo) or in dual/hybrid mode?

I have ran a 10.5R in sensored and 5.5R in dual mode... both with great results. but 7.5R seems to be in the 'middle'. Any advice would be helpful. thanks!

btw, this is for on-road touring cars.

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Randy, i have asked this before, do you have any KV ratings for the Tekin motors? I am interested in the 17.5 redline motor. I could not find these anywhere on the web.
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Originally Posted by hardmankam
Would you recommend to run a 7.5R motor in sensored mode (with turbo) or in dual/hybrid mode?

I have ran a 10.5R in sensored and 5.5R in dual mode... both with great results. but 7.5R seems to be in the 'middle'. Any advice would be helpful. thanks!

btw, this is for on-road touring cars.
dual mode,8.5 in 2wd offroad is boarder line for dual
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