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Solara 07-22-2011 06:53 AM


Originally Posted by defcone (Post 9420725)
ETA for these motors?

Possible in 2 weeks.

Pattojnr 07-22-2011 06:15 PM


Originally Posted by M7H (Post 9424145)
Boost ACC, will add 1 additional step in timing per selected RPM number.
So the lower you set ACC, the faster the ESC will add an additional step in boost timing to the motor, which means faster acceleration, but more heat.
Yes, it works together with boost start RPM.

Thank you. i thaught it worked that way, but helping a couple in Stock, so those settings were new to me. rather know what they are for 100% than to start playing with other peoples gear. :lol:

Bumpy 07-23-2011 02:12 AM

SC10 4x4 Motor/esc recom.
 
Hey all. Just wondering if anybody has a recommendation for motor/esc combo for the new AE SC10 4x4. Have read a bit about the different combos out and a little confused about what would be the best setup to go for. Speed Passion of course.:D:nod:

mattwoodcraft 07-23-2011 04:19 AM


Originally Posted by Pattojnr (Post 9424289)
in the last window, you need to choose your software. 119 Mod, then up top, update software. if you click save changes, then it does not upload the 119mod software.

okay then thanks wednesday when i am home i will programme it..

you be running on sunday

tcb22185 07-23-2011 04:59 AM


Originally Posted by Bumpy (Post 9427636)
Hey all. Just wondering if anybody has a recommendation for motor/esc combo for the new AE SC10 4x4. Have read a bit about the different combos out and a little confused about what would be the best setup to go for. Speed Passion of course.:D:nod:



Not sure if any of there 1/10th esc's will handel the power from a 550. but i would go with the Speedpassions ARROW with a 4.5 or 5.5 550 motor

http://www.speedpassion.net/eu/produ...816801V2&c=ESC
http://www.speedpassion.net/eu/produ...138803V2&c=MTR

Pattojnr 07-23-2011 06:43 AM


Originally Posted by mattwoodcraft (Post 9427795)
okay then thanks wednesday when i am home i will programme it..

you be running on sunday

yes ill be there. lots more testing to do yet

leigh123 07-23-2011 01:49 PM

508 options
 
Can someone please give me a list of what settings are available when running the 508 software on a GT2.1 speedy?

Cheers

Danny-b23 07-23-2011 06:55 PM


Originally Posted by leigh123 (Post 9429060)
Can someone please give me a list of what settings are available when running the 508 software on a GT2.1 speedy?

Cheers

1. Running Mode
2. Drag Brake
3. Low Voltage Cut-Off
4. DRRS (Punch/Throttle Curve)
5. Brake Force
6. Reverse Force (More reverse usually means more brakes on running mode 1)
7. Inital Brake Force
8. Dead Band
10. Over Heat Protection

skypilot 07-23-2011 07:03 PM


Originally Posted by tcb22185 (Post 9427849)
Not sure if any of there 1/10th esc's will handel the power from a 550. but i would go with the Speedpassions ARROW with a 4.5 or 5.5 550 motor

http://www.speedpassion.net/eu/produ...816801V2&c=ESC
http://www.speedpassion.net/eu/produ...138803V2&c=MTR

you need to read and understand this..

Support up to 4 cell lipo with 3000KV motor.
Support both sensor and sensor less motor


Silver Arrow II ESC is best to be used on 3 or 4 cells lipo power.
If using 2 cells lipo powered vehicle, please use our GT2.0 Pro series ESC.

that is in the info on the website, a 5.5 550 SP motor is 3900 KV

I asked Howard about this in a previous post, he didn't respond to it. they way I read it, SP is recommending that the silver arrow/5.5 combo package they sell only be used on 3s, although they don't come right out and say it.

skypilot 07-23-2011 07:07 PM


Originally Posted by Bumpy (Post 9427636)
Hey all. Just wondering if anybody has a recommendation for motor/esc combo for the new AE SC10 4x4. Have read a bit about the different combos out and a little confused about what would be the best setup to go for. Speed Passion of course.:D:nod:

if it were me, I would go with a 2.0 pro esc, and 7.5 or 8.5 540 mod motor,

I'm assuming your running on 2s.

Bumpy 07-24-2011 01:18 AM


Originally Posted by skypilot (Post 9429858)
if it were me, I would go with a 2.0 pro esc, and 7.5 or 8.5 540 mod motor,

I'm assuming your running on 2s.

Correct. This setup will be going into an SC10 4x4 which can only run a 2s lipo. Have seen quite a bit of talk here and there saying that a 4.5t-5.5t 550 size is the preferred motor to go for but not to sure on the SP motors as they dont give the same specs info or dimensions as the likes of LRP and Tekin etc. Cheers for the help.:D

leigh123 07-24-2011 10:05 AM

Thanks! :)



Originally Posted by Danny-b23 (Post 9429823)
1. Running Mode
2. Drag Brake
3. Low Voltage Cut-Off
4. DRRS (Punch/Throttle Curve)
5. Brake Force
6. Reverse Force (More reverse usually means more brakes on running mode 1)
7. Inital Brake Force
8. Dead Band
10. Over Heat Protection


AOD 07-24-2011 09:25 PM

First day running the 323stock software in 13.5 boosted 1/12th with a TP motor with 10deg of timing. I started with the default settings and a rollout of 66mm. Car ran a fast lap of 9.8. Changed the boost timing to 40deg from 36deg and bumped the rollout to 69mm. Car ran a fast lap of 9.7. Next race I turned the boost back down to 36deg and droped the turbo open acc to 6deg from 18deg. Same rollout as last run car ran a 9.6. Next race I droped the turbo open to .1 and drop the rollout to 64mm. Car ran a 9.5. I have never run speed passion before so this is all new to me. We run 1 qual. and 3 mains, the motor temp all day was 120-123deg. Although I won all three mains the other brand speedo was running 9.3 laps and killing me down the straight. Any suggestions to my setup are welcome. We won't be racing for three weeks so I will again be testing then. Thanks Frank

defcone 07-24-2011 10:13 PM


Originally Posted by AOD (Post 9434301)
First day running the 323stock software in 13.5 boosted 1/12th with a TP motor with 10deg of timing. I started with the default settings and a rollout of 66mm. Car ran a fast lap of 9.8. Changed the boost timing to 40deg from 36deg and bumped the rollout to 69mm. Car ran a fast lap of 9.7. Next race I turned the boost back down to 36deg and droped the turbo open acc to 6deg from 18deg. Same rollout as last run car ran a 9.6. Next race I droped the turbo open to .1 and drop the rollout to 64mm. Car ran a 9.5. I have never run speed passion before so this is all new to me. We run 1 qual. and 3 mains, the motor temp all day was 120-123deg. Although I won all three mains the other brand speedo was running 9.3 laps and killing me down the straight. Any suggestions to my setup are welcome. We won't be racing for three weeks so I will again be testing then. Thanks Frank

Drop your start rpm and timing acc. Sounds to me your car isn't winding out. Is your car still wanting to accelerate at the end of the straight?

hpipurple 07-25-2011 01:07 AM


Originally Posted by Solara (Post 9313789)
Boost software only used on SUPER hugh track...otherwise, there are really no benefit of using it with mod motor. 205 with 4T has plenty of power for track 200 or shorter.....

Here is what I know...Marc won the race at REEDY race in USA (actually, Marc, Victor and Atsushi Hara) all using 205G along with 4.0T motor. (you can find the video on youtube)

Then, Marc, Yanni and others...ran the 323stock with 4.0T motor at ETS event (also can be found on youtube). You can compare that 2 track, the ETS is 50% bigger then the Reedy track.

Hey,

Has anyone found that running 323 stock software in MOD is terrible??? Its got wild top speed, but the driveablility is %^&* to say the least???

Whats the secret with running 323 in MOD and making the driveability work???

Thanks in advance


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