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Old 08-30-2008, 06:12 PM
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Awesome The Team Manager and doesn't know his drivers.
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Nice pic!!........... I'll be expecting those speedos shortly............ Thanks!
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Only thing holding me back from buying this is having to solder the wires and cap on myself, not that good at soldering (limited to doing Deans plugs really) so is it a terribly hard task to do? Also need one for next weekend, so any clue who can ship EMS to Australia and have it arrive in time?
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Originally Posted by nexxus
Only thing holding me back from buying this is having to solder the wires and cap on myself, not that good at soldering (limited to doing Deans plugs really) so is it a terribly hard task to do? Also need one for next weekend, so any clue who can ship EMS to Australia and have it arrive in time?
With the solder poles it is as easy as Deans. Soldering to a circuit board is harder. Anyone can do the solder poles with decent skills.
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Originally Posted by Randy_Pike
If you're looking for a good base line. Try running the RS in sensored only and run your motor timing a tick back of maximum.

If you end up with too much punch and not enough bottom end. Try running in dual mode, timing on the esc set at 80-90.

Thanks Randy, looking forward to giving my first Tekin products a go on Thursday, will let you know how I get on assuming it arrives in time!
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Old 08-31-2008, 07:34 AM
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You originally asked about the differences between the RX and FX ESCs
RS - Brushless/Brushed capable
FX - Brushed only


RS Specifications

* Controls: Forward/Brake/Reverse
* ON Resistance: 0.0001 Ohms brushed fwd mode, 0.0003 Ohms brushless mode, 0.0003 Ohms brushed fwd/rev mode
* Input Voltage: 4-9 Cells, 3S Lipo
* BEC: 6.0V/3.0A
* Motor Limit Brushless Mode: 5 Turn, 36mm can
* Motor Limit Brushed Fwd Only Mode: None
* Motor Limit Brushed Fwd/Rev Mode: 12 Turn
* Throttle Profiles: 7 choices (on board)
* Brushed Modes: Fwd Only, Fwd/Rev, Rev Delay
* Brushless Modes: Fwd Only, Fwd/Rev, Rev Delay
* Dimensions: 1.3 x 1.00" x .45" (33 x 25.4 x 11.5mm)
* Weight: 2.0oz with included 12G wiring


FX Specifications
Controls: Forward / Brake
ON Resistance: 0.0003 Ohm
Input Voltage: 4-9 Cells / 2S Lipo
BEC: 6.0V / 3.0A
Motor Limit: 10 Turn
Throttle Profiles: 6 Choices
Brake Profiles: 6 Choices
Dimensions: 1.1 x 0.80 x 0.40 " (28 x 20 x 10mm)
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Last edited by PitNamedGordie; 09-03-2008 at 01:47 PM. Reason: Issue being handled by Randy Pike... :D
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Old 09-01-2008, 08:32 AM
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Wanted to come on here and say thanks to you guys. My Tekin RS was awesome all week. The throttle feels amazingly smooth..almost too smooth, and the programming and timing options offered with the Hotwire just makes it all that much more bad-ass. In addition, the size, the weight..all second to none.

Thanks again for the help, Jim and everyone at Tekin!

PS- Go easy on Randy, I just started running for Tekin, and he just started as team manager so we haven't even met yet! LOL that is pretty funny though.
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Old 09-01-2008, 09:14 AM
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could someone please explain what timing on the motor does and what the timing in the esc does thanks in advanced!
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Old 09-01-2008, 04:39 PM
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Sorry Donny! I do apologize. I am new to the team but that is no excuse. I'm sure we'll be talking more in the future.

I was trying to be the first to congratulate him. I found those pic's off of the 360 website. The ones on his Nascar truck site are all protected! LOL.

Alex, my apologies to you as well. As for the speedo's, shoot me an e-mail we can talk.

Thanks for everyones humor, I appreciate it more then you know. I do have a tough row to how. I didn't get much driver information especially from Donny. He's new to the team. We do have a very large team and I've only held this position for about 2 weeks now.

How does the saying go? To error is human.....
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Old 09-01-2008, 04:42 PM
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Motor timing changes the how the motro behaves. The higher winds like the 13.5, 17.5 and 21.5 more timing is generally needed to maximize power.

The RS line of esc's has a dual mode. This provides a sensored start and then rolls into a sensorless mode for smoother motor control. This allows us to base timing off of actual rotor position, not a sensored position.

In sensored only mode, we act like the other esc's. We run strticly off of the sensor position(unless the harness becomes unplugged) and use timing base off of them.

While in sensored only mode, the adjustable timing in the esc is disabled.

Generally when running lower turn motors llike a 5.5 for instance dual mode provides more efficiency as well as a smoother powerband.
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Old 09-01-2008, 06:48 PM
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I can't wait to get mine from Tower, being picked & packed in warehouse so I will see it on Wednesday

I placed my backorder on July 10th with $35 discount & free shipping for being Super Saver Club. reading this thread looks like it will be worth the wait.
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Old 09-01-2008, 07:01 PM
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Maybe this has been asked already (heck, maybe I asked this alread, and forgot I did), but how low can the LVC be set on the RS/RS Pro. Need a speedo to run 1/12th with a 13.5 and SMC's new 1S lipo. With or without a receiver pack, too.
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