What is Dual rate?
10-23-2003, 07:40 AM
#1
What is Dual rate?
Where sould i set this at on my radio for my xxx-s on a high bite surface
10-23-2003, 10:50 AM
#2
Dual rate is a way to make the steering more agressive or more soft.
At neutral, 100% wheel turn on the TX corresponds to 100% steering throw on the car.
At 80%, 100% wheel turn on the TX corresponds to 80% steering throw on the car.
At 120%, 100% wheel turn on the TX corresponds to 120% steering throw on the car - not good, unless you limit the servo travel, either mechanical or on the TX, if your TX supports it.
More practical, on the track, set the dual rate so the car can turn sharp enough for the track AND your driving style, but also so the car dont feel twitchy.
At neutral, 100% wheel turn on the TX corresponds to 100% steering throw on the car.
At 80%, 100% wheel turn on the TX corresponds to 80% steering throw on the car.
At 120%, 100% wheel turn on the TX corresponds to 120% steering throw on the car - not good, unless you limit the servo travel, either mechanical or on the TX, if your TX supports it.
More practical, on the track, set the dual rate so the car can turn sharp enough for the track AND your driving style, but also so the car dont feel twitchy.
10-23-2003, 04:30 PM
#3
Tech Fanatic
Re: What is Dual rate?
Originally posted by Bflat
Where sould i set this at on my radio for my xxx-s on a high bite surface
Where sould i set this at on my radio for my xxx-s on a high bite surface
Ok, Duel Rate is the distance that your servo will travel left, and right. For SoCal(which is what I assume that you are speaking of) I like to use between 80%, and 110%, all dependant on wheather or not I like how the car is working. All in all, if your car feels just a little off, don't mess with the setup, just adjust off the radio. If you were to mess with the setup then you could be more off than when you started.
PS Are you going to go racing on Saturday?
10-23-2003, 07:25 PM
#4
Got it!
Thanks alot guys for the infor that helps me alot .Hey bubbles i will be at so cal next sat but not this weekend i have to work. We have to fine a way to slow u down.
10-23-2003, 09:23 PM
#5
Tech Fanatic
OK Brian, you don't need to worry about me being slowed down. They want me to run PRO Stock from now on...
10-24-2003, 01:47 AM
#6
Good 4 u
yeah u r too fast 4 sportman good luck in pro stock
10-24-2003, 05:17 PM
#7
Tech Fanatic
Thank you Brian
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