As far as my understanding of timing on motors is concerned there is a maximum limit on timing to 60degrees in a 3 pole motor 180 degrees / 3 it is simple maths and physics, Go back to the X12 motors and the incidences of them going BACKWARDS on too much timing, this was because of the high levels of 'factory' timing built into them, give them too much 'soft' timing and they hit the limit at 60 degrees of timing. Please someone correct me if I am wrong, going back to brushed days same thing could happen on MOD motors if you turned the ring too far. Oops there goes the school teacher in me again :o

I am guessing that the TEKIN numbers are just that a method of measuring 1/4's or 1/2's of one degree of timing, little like the Maximum on SP being 26.25 degrees.

Hi,

I've just loaded the V1_508 NO timing to my GT2.1 just to give it try and I'm running the SP 13.5t, I suppose I should really set the motor to 0deg as well to get a proper no timing set up ? and gear it as a guide according to the SP motor instructions ?

Now if I geared my car correctly with the NO timing software could I then use the 528 with the same gearing and then start adjusting/setting timing and boost etc or will the gearing be completley off ?

Thanks.

There is no need to guess. Go read the Tekin User Manual and it is fully explained.

Why on earth would I read a TEKIN manual when I run SP and HW ESC's seems like a waste of time really :lol:

So far in use my car has been just as quick all over the track as other people OF COMPARABLE ability to myself, sure Pro drivers will be quicker possibly but to us mere mortals the SP/HW Speedo's represent phenomenal value for money and bang for your buck :D

:weird: Seriously? You questioned the operation of the Tekin and posted incorrect information about how it works. Their manual is FREE and provides some good knowledge on how ESC's work. Then comes this Article of Genius from yourself. Not sure how any of it correlates to trying to help you understand the operation of these ESC's, but this is my last post on this topic as well. :tire:

Link?

http://rcfaq.weebly.com/tekin-rs--hotwire.html

Hopefully its not a waste of your time :sneaky:

Jimmy

Thanks. I read that manual way back when but just like subjects in school, a lot of it has worn off.

We will have some off road setup from the just finished ROAR nataional. :nod:

Good grief fella you need to calm down a bit, not everybody is disbelieving what you say some other people have points to make, and note I used the word GUESS I didn't question it; merely stated that it was pointless in the scheme of things as far as SP/HW ESC's are concerned to go read another manufacturers instruction manual.

Yes you made a fine Excel document which seemingly correlates well to the actions of the SP/HW software but as far as my reading of this thread goes only ONE person 'IRGO' has suggested it is wrong.

Hopefully that makes you feel a little better and massages your ego a little lol.

all very interesting, except I thought SP lowered the valve of the max timing to 21.

You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink.

Unreal.

I was wondering... In the newest firmware update is there an actual 1s program to run or is it just better suited to run single cell now along with 2 cell. I will be running a 13.5 single cell NASCAR class on a driveline of 394ft. I ran the 422 and it felt like it need so much to get there with a 1s lipo. I hope te newest will perform. Thanks.

You all guy's seem to not get what i mean't you see cherry2blost calculation
is true, but with some shortage, that i will explain below.

Speed Passion with it's max Timing adjustment setting reach it's timing to
more than 50°, it's programmable logics calculate it self, base on
known it's maximum timing when all maximum Timing applied.
those came with smart SuperCharge Punch at the end.

it's called no limit as it will reach to it's maximum Timing,
depend on RPM Underload Improovement's.
say your will have different end Timing when your car is UnderLoad or not.

So this way you could have impossible to calculate it's end RPM, as it may
range from 40000 RPM ~ 100000RPM.