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AntiGooch 07-19-2013 06:56 PM

Hello Y'all,

I'd appreciate some help/guidance for a problem i am having with two new Reventon Stock Club Race ESCs with 17.5 Fixed Endbell motors. I bought these to put in my sons' XXX-SCTs.

I installed the first one, and set up the transmitter. However, i do not get any throttle/brake response from the esc. I know the transmitter is working (its the Losi 2.4 Ghz that came with the trucks) as the steering is fine. The orange LED is on solid, and the red LED is blinking. During transmitter setup the motor 'beeps' as i believe it is supposed to.

Thinking i might have a bad motor, i opened the second esc/motor set. I tried the 1st motor with the 2nd speed control. This time, i turned on the esc before setting up the transmitter, and with the transmitter off. The motor ran a bit. Then i tried setting up the transmitter with the second esc, and got the same lack of throttle/brake activity as with the first.

I tried all the other combos of ESC/motor/sensor wire that i could between the two with the same effect.

What am i doing wrong? Is there a setup step i am missing? The trucks were working fine with the stock Losi ESC (but i got tired of having to clean the motors :lol: ) What could the potential problem be?

Sorry for the long post, but i would greatly appreciate help. I have two sad sons right now :(

EDIT: I'd like to add that i used a charged and known good Lipo, and new sensor wires.

Xpress 07-20-2013 12:10 AM


Originally Posted by Phoenix82 (Post 12362199)
Hey guys. I'm having an issue with setting up my SP reventon Pro Esc. I seem to be unable to set up the drag brake in the controller (on demand) for the 3pk. and setting/advise would rock.

Thanks

Nick K

The drag brake is adjusted in the esc settings not with the radio.:)

Phoenix82 07-20-2013 09:49 AM


Originally Posted by Xpress (Post 12365142)
The drag brake is adjusted in the esc settings not with the radio.:)

On the 3pk. you can adjust the 3rd channel via the wheel on the handle. when If i set it to 0% it has zero brake. then i set it to 5%. it has full brakes. i dont get it??\


Howard-help!!


Nick K

WMGary 07-21-2013 07:54 PM


Originally Posted by AntiGooch (Post 12364574)
Hello Y'all,

I'd appreciate some help/guidance for a problem i am having with two new Reventon Stock Club Race ESCs with 17.5 Fixed Endbell motors. I bought these to put in my sons' XXX-SCTs........

Do you have refer user manual Page7? Set the throttle channel to”REV”.
http://www.speedpassion.net/uploadfi...un01st2012.pdf

zzztech 07-21-2013 10:21 PM

Found out broken sensor cable when removing motor
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I can't seem to get my speed passion MMM motor to work with Orca VX competition V3 ESC?

Is this a known problem?

It was working before with Tekin and Futaba 4pks radio system. I have reversed the throttle already and reset end points on esc

AntiGooch 07-22-2013 09:06 AM


Originally Posted by WMGary (Post 12369694)
Do you have refer user manual Page7? Set the throttle channel to”REV”.
http://www.speedpassion.net/uploadfi...un01st2012.pdf

The wording of the manual implies that setting the throttle channel to "REV" only applies to Futaba radios. Is that incorrect? Does it need to be done with all radio brands?

IIGQ4U 07-22-2013 09:08 AM


Originally Posted by AntiGooch (Post 12371168)
The wording of the manual implies that setting the throttle channel to "REV" only applies to Futaba radios. Is that incorrect? Does it need to be done with all radio brands?

Futaba

Solara 07-22-2013 09:14 AM


Originally Posted by AntiGooch (Post 12371168)
The wording of the manual implies that setting the throttle channel to "REV" only applies to Futaba radios. Is that incorrect? Does it need to be done with all radio brands?

It is not longer the case.....in your case, try BOTH setting, one of the setting will work.....we have tried SANWA KO and other brands...in SANWA, like M11, it will work in NORMAL position, but of their entry level unit, it has to work on REV position. They make their change by OEM the radio from someone so the "only Futaba" radio statment is no longer true...

Anyway...try both setting, one of those will work.

Solara 07-22-2013 09:18 AM


Originally Posted by Phoenix82 (Post 12365819)
On the 3pk. you can adjust the 3rd channel via the wheel on the handle. when If i set it to 0% it has zero brake. then i set it to 5%. it has full brakes. i dont get it??\


Howard-help!!


Nick K

But why are you doing that via your radio....? If you are running mechanical brake system that I can understand....but electric?

Have you try using the drag brake setting via the ESC and you don't like it...?

Danny-b23 07-22-2013 09:25 AM


Originally Posted by Solara (Post 12371204)
But why are you doing that via your radio....? If you are running mechanical brake system that I can understand....but electric?

Have you try using the drag brake setting via the ESC and you don't like it...?

His radio will not really calibrate properly. His throttle inputs come through fine, and the ESC can find neutral, but the "ATL" setting on his 3PK seems to be causing a issue.

When the ESC and radio are calibrated with the "ATL" set to zero, he has no brakes whatsoever until he turns the "ATL" up to 5 or 10. Upon doing so, it seems he gets max brake, but in the form of drag brake. If he calibrates his ESC and radio with the "ATL" set at 100, he still has no brakes, and upon turning it down the motor starts spinning in the forward direction.

I've looked into it a bit and cannot find any other mention of the problem, and cannot really solve it with my own equipment as I'm using Airtronics radio gear.

Solara 07-22-2013 09:49 AM


Originally Posted by Danny-b23 (Post 12371232)
His radio will not really calibrate properly. His throttle inputs come through fine, and the ESC can find neutral, but the "ATL" setting on his 3PK seems to be causing a issue.

When the ESC and radio are calibrated with the "ATL" set to zero, he has no brakes whatsoever until he turns the "ATL" up to 5 or 10. Upon doing so, it seems he gets max brake, but in the form of drag brake. If he calibrates his ESC and radio with the "ATL" set at 100, he still has no brakes, and upon turning it down the motor starts spinning in the forward direction.

I've looked into it a bit and cannot find any other mention of the problem, and cannot really solve it with my own equipment as I'm using Airtronics radio gear.

Can he format (default) his model from his radio and calibrate it again...?

Phoenix82 07-22-2013 08:25 PM


Originally Posted by Solara (Post 12371314)
Can he format (default) his model from his radio and calibrate it again...?

Hi Howard. Ill do a complete reset of my radio, and see what happens. Will let you know tomorrow.

Thanks
Nick K

Holmenkollen 07-22-2013 10:40 PM


Originally Posted by Danny-b23 (Post 12371232)
His radio will not really calibrate properly. His throttle inputs come through fine, and the ESC can find neutral, but the "ATL" setting on his 3PK seems to be causing a issue.

When the ESC and radio are calibrated with the "ATL" set to zero, he has no brakes whatsoever until he turns the "ATL" up to 5 or 10. Upon doing so, it seems he gets max brake, but in the form of drag brake. If he calibrates his ESC and radio with the "ATL" set at 100, he still has no brakes, and upon turning it down the motor starts spinning in the forward direction.

I´m having the same problem using a KO EX-1 UR.

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