The Speed Passion Thread
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Joined: Jul 2007
Posts: 16
Does anyone have marc.F last setup from ETS race?
my settings so far, and it works ok.
1:Forward/brake
2:cutoff 3.4v
3:heat 95c disabled
4:brake force 70%
5:dragbrake 10%
6:neut range 6%
7:drrs level 4
8:Hb active 50%
9:Hb maximum 110k
10:Hb start rpm 5000rpm
11:Hb delay 0s
So what would you suggest to set for small indoor track, 10.5, not long straight, stock1boost? On hobbywing was using 64 timing with no turbo, ~9 drive ratio.
Joined: Sep 2002
Posts: 9,295
From: Chicago Illinois USA
Joined: Sep 2002
Posts: 9,295
From: Chicago Illinois USA
Yes, I am sure MOD1 with 5.5 is more then enough for your track. The beauty about MOD class is..you pick the motor that fits the track. You use boost ONLY when a 4.5 motor is still not FAST enough, mainly on a very large track. And using boost software is usually ONLY if you are limited to run slower motor but want to achieve the faster speed, for example, open stock class like running a spec 13.5 motor but with the mod speed....
If the track is small enough, you can actually get better lap time to run a 7.5 motor...play with the timing board on the motor as well.
If the track is small enough, you can actually get better lap time to run a 7.5 motor...play with the timing board on the motor as well.
I got the orange because it matches my Savox servos, now I've got a stupid hobbywing black ESC messing up the look of my car.
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Joined: Jan 2003
Posts: 907
From: Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Well, I was supposed to hear back about my warranty status yesterday on my Rev R in orange that died from the programming box. Not sure what happened there but if they refuse to fix mine you could swap cases with it at least :-)
I got the orange because it matches my Savox servos, now I've got a stupid hobbywing black ESC messing up the look of my car.
I got the orange because it matches my Savox servos, now I've got a stupid hobbywing black ESC messing up the look of my car.



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