HELP NEEDED!!!
10-20-2009, 06:17 PM
#16
You know, it might be that the ESC is overheating. The manual says:
Heat protection mechanism: if TEU-101BK starts to overheat due to long use, power to motor is reduced, causing car to slow. If further overheating occurs, power to motor is stopped, preventing any damage. After cooling, the heat protection mechanism will automatically reset.
Is this happening after you've run the car for a long time? I noticed it happening on a buddy's car after he had been running his car (with a 27 turn motor) for about 10 minutes.
Heat protection mechanism: if TEU-101BK starts to overheat due to long use, power to motor is reduced, causing car to slow. If further overheating occurs, power to motor is stopped, preventing any damage. After cooling, the heat protection mechanism will automatically reset.
Is this happening after you've run the car for a long time? I noticed it happening on a buddy's car after he had been running his car (with a 27 turn motor) for about 10 minutes.
10-20-2009, 06:32 PM
#17
Gearing/
my 12T lrp v10 spec 4 motor went bad.going 20mph,the pinion was to high and when i opened up the motor the comm. was eaten up,the car was doing a good 40+ til like my 8th run.
10-20-2009, 06:32 PM
#18
Gearing?
my 12T lrp v10 spec 4 motor went bad.going 20mph,the pinion was to high and when i opened up the motor the comm. was eaten up,the car was doing a good 40+ til like my 8th run.
10-29-2009, 06:19 AM
#19
You know, it might be that the ESC is overheating. The manual says:
Heat protection mechanism: if TEU-101BK starts to overheat due to long use, power to motor is reduced, causing car to slow. If further overheating occurs, power to motor is stopped, preventing any damage. After cooling, the heat protection mechanism will automatically reset.
Is this happening after you've run the car for a long time? I noticed it happening on a buddy's car after he had been running his car (with a 27 turn motor) for about 10 minutes.
Heat protection mechanism: if TEU-101BK starts to overheat due to long use, power to motor is reduced, causing car to slow. If further overheating occurs, power to motor is stopped, preventing any damage. After cooling, the heat protection mechanism will automatically reset.
Is this happening after you've run the car for a long time? I noticed it happening on a buddy's car after he had been running his car (with a 27 turn motor) for about 10 minutes.
I think that's DEFINITELY the PROBLEM. I ran the car for just 10 minutes and this was in Hong Kong where the air is really humid which MUST have caused the ESC to overheat. I'll try to run it again when I return in the holidays
Many thanks
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