LRP Vector X12 StockSpec and SXX stockspec
#166
Those were some crazy FDRs that were working tonight. I ended up with 4 dot timing, profile 7, @ a 5.0 FDR. I wasn't giving up much to some very fast 13.5s.
I feel the flowing layout contributed to the manageable temps and low FDRs compared to the carpet tracks that myself and Paul are used to.
Mike Slaughter
I feel the flowing layout contributed to the manageable temps and low FDRs compared to the carpet tracks that myself and Paul are used to.
Mike Slaughter
#167
Tech Elite
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Those were some crazy FDRs that were working tonight. I ended up with 4 dot timing, profile 7, @ a 5.0 FDR. I wasn't giving up much to some very fast 13.5s.
I feel the flowing layout contributed to the manageable temps and low FDRs compared to the carpet tracks that myself and Paul are used to.
Mike Slaughter
I feel the flowing layout contributed to the manageable temps and low FDRs compared to the carpet tracks that myself and Paul are used to.
Mike Slaughter
#168
What do profile and fdr you guys suggest for the x12 17.5 with a spx speedo.
#169
You could probably start with Masterhit's set-up from above. He was using profile 7, 4-dot timing, and a FDR of 5 and was rediculously fast. Of course, you'll probably have to adjust the FDR to accomodate your track and temp.
#170
Tech Regular
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I ended up at -10 timing (4 dot) with an FDR of 5.57 with 2/7/1/1 on my SPX on carpet with a 90' odd straight and flowing layout with one high speed muchmore 30mm fan.
It also must be said that (and I'm not insinuating anything about anyone) that driving style, battery, and car maintenance will greatly affect performance and the amount of heat/speed generated.
Er.... A long way of saying make sure everything else is spot on before you start dialing in timing advance and gearing. It's just something that is worth repeating....
I have a bajillion hours into making sure my TC5 is spot on balanced, dialed, and spins freely in a light breeze and feel it definitely helps make life easier on the electronics and allows for a bit more aggressive gearing/profile!
Mike Slaughter
#171
Tech Elite
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im an offroad guy, basically i was looking into a sxx tc, but since this came out, basically its a sxx tc with stock spec boosts and stuff? im running low turn mod motors but for the nats and stuff id plan on putting a 13.5 in, is it the same as the sxx but with the stock settings added in? thanks!
#172
http://www.redrc.net/2010/01/lrp-sxx...ed-controller/
this was posted from associated to red rc which means its almost here .
this was posted from associated to red rc which means its almost here .
#173
Tech Elite
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I have been very happy with the X12 17.5's performance. I left the motor timing alone, and worked with the gearing (4.88 FDR) and Ko VFS-1 profile (custom map, 3 on the timing). I noticed a loss in power with motor temps over 170+ degrees. It kinda feels like losing the peak off a stick of NiMh's... nothing too dramatic.
The brakes are outstanding with this motor. They feel stronger than the best stock motor i have ever used. I am getting pulled the last few feet of the straight by locals that run the Tekin setup... but i have more than enough for the infield. The rest is knocking the rust off the trigger finger. Its so nice to just wheel... and not stress over motor and battery maintenance.
The brakes are outstanding with this motor. They feel stronger than the best stock motor i have ever used. I am getting pulled the last few feet of the straight by locals that run the Tekin setup... but i have more than enough for the infield. The rest is knocking the rust off the trigger finger. Its so nice to just wheel... and not stress over motor and battery maintenance.
#176
Tech Fanatic
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im an offroad guy, basically i was looking into a sxx tc, but since this came out, basically its a sxx tc with stock spec boosts and stuff? im running low turn mod motors but for the nats and stuff id plan on putting a 13.5 in, is it the same as the sxx but with the stock settings added in? thanks!
#177
Whoa about the MSRP...$$$
Status: Current $399.99 MSRP QTY: 1 UPC: 84695 99391
SXX Technology plus Boost for Stock Racing
Attention, stock racers! Now you too can use the World Championship technology of the LRP SXX competition speed control series.
LRP has combined the revolutionary technology of the 2008-2009 IFMAR World Championship SXX TC Spec with new developments in stock-spec speed control technology to bring you the SXX Stock-Spec Brushless Speed Control.
SXX Stock-Spec Brushless Speed Control features:
• Dual ADPC Max Software. Independent adjustment of "Feel" and "Boost" for maximum flexibility and high power.
• Twin BEC. Constant 6V/3A output with 3.0V to 7.4V batteries. No need for receiver battery for 1S LiPo or 4-cell NiMH Batteries.
• Revolutionary Internal Temp Check System 3. Allows you to read the maximum internal temperature for both the speed control and motor.
• AutoCell System 2 (3.0V to 7.4V input voltage). Fully adjustable cut-off system for all types of cells.
• Extra Small Size. 30 x 34 x 21mm for easy installation in most vehicles.
• C3 Technology. Revolutionary Copper Core Cooling technology for lowest-running temperature.
SXX Technology plus Boost for Stock Racing
Attention, stock racers! Now you too can use the World Championship technology of the LRP SXX competition speed control series.
LRP has combined the revolutionary technology of the 2008-2009 IFMAR World Championship SXX TC Spec with new developments in stock-spec speed control technology to bring you the SXX Stock-Spec Brushless Speed Control.
SXX Stock-Spec Brushless Speed Control features:
• Dual ADPC Max Software. Independent adjustment of "Feel" and "Boost" for maximum flexibility and high power.
• Twin BEC. Constant 6V/3A output with 3.0V to 7.4V batteries. No need for receiver battery for 1S LiPo or 4-cell NiMH Batteries.
• Revolutionary Internal Temp Check System 3. Allows you to read the maximum internal temperature for both the speed control and motor.
• AutoCell System 2 (3.0V to 7.4V input voltage). Fully adjustable cut-off system for all types of cells.
• Extra Small Size. 30 x 34 x 21mm for easy installation in most vehicles.
• C3 Technology. Revolutionary Copper Core Cooling technology for lowest-running temperature.
#178
Status: Current $399.99 MSRP QTY: 1 UPC: 84695 99391
SXX Technology plus Boost for Stock Racing
Attention, stock racers! Now you too can use the World Championship technology of the LRP SXX competition speed control series.
LRP has combined the revolutionary technology of the 2008-2009 IFMAR World Championship SXX TC Spec with new developments in stock-spec speed control technology to bring you the SXX Stock-Spec Brushless Speed Control.
SXX Stock-Spec Brushless Speed Control features:
• Dual ADPC Max Software. Independent adjustment of "Feel" and "Boost" for maximum flexibility and high power.
• Twin BEC. Constant 6V/3A output with 3.0V to 7.4V batteries. No need for receiver battery for 1S LiPo or 4-cell NiMH Batteries.
• Revolutionary Internal Temp Check System 3. Allows you to read the maximum internal temperature for both the speed control and motor.
• AutoCell System 2 (3.0V to 7.4V input voltage). Fully adjustable cut-off system for all types of cells.
• Extra Small Size. 30 x 34 x 21mm for easy installation in most vehicles.
• C3 Technology. Revolutionary Copper Core Cooling technology for lowest-running temperature.
SXX Technology plus Boost for Stock Racing
Attention, stock racers! Now you too can use the World Championship technology of the LRP SXX competition speed control series.
LRP has combined the revolutionary technology of the 2008-2009 IFMAR World Championship SXX TC Spec with new developments in stock-spec speed control technology to bring you the SXX Stock-Spec Brushless Speed Control.
SXX Stock-Spec Brushless Speed Control features:
• Dual ADPC Max Software. Independent adjustment of "Feel" and "Boost" for maximum flexibility and high power.
• Twin BEC. Constant 6V/3A output with 3.0V to 7.4V batteries. No need for receiver battery for 1S LiPo or 4-cell NiMH Batteries.
• Revolutionary Internal Temp Check System 3. Allows you to read the maximum internal temperature for both the speed control and motor.
• AutoCell System 2 (3.0V to 7.4V input voltage). Fully adjustable cut-off system for all types of cells.
• Extra Small Size. 30 x 34 x 21mm for easy installation in most vehicles.
• C3 Technology. Revolutionary Copper Core Cooling technology for lowest-running temperature.
#179
Tech Master
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alright so ran the X12 17.5 for the first time last night, motor has good rip but was way hot in a hurry. I am running 4.47 FDR in a TC5 Rubber setup... The track is a copy of the 2009 snowbirds layout with about 80ft of straightaway. Power is good peaks out about 60% down the straight but comes off at 190 after ~6 min, car has fresh bearings and drive train is pretty free.
17.5 X-12 with oo timing block
Running a TC sphere 1/8/1/1
Josh H. rubber setup on the TC5
Jaco Blue
I know that people are saying dont go about 6 on the SPX, does the same apply to the sphere? I like the punch in the infield, feels about where i like it, dont have a lot of time to test it before this weekends race and was wondering where people are at with a sphere esc.
Any suggestions to try... have seen like using the oooo timing and FDRs in the 5 the instructions say start at 4 FDR, if I go to 4 this thing is gonna melt haha
thanks
17.5 X-12 with oo timing block
Running a TC sphere 1/8/1/1
Josh H. rubber setup on the TC5
Jaco Blue
I know that people are saying dont go about 6 on the SPX, does the same apply to the sphere? I like the punch in the infield, feels about where i like it, dont have a lot of time to test it before this weekends race and was wondering where people are at with a sphere esc.
Any suggestions to try... have seen like using the oooo timing and FDRs in the 5 the instructions say start at 4 FDR, if I go to 4 this thing is gonna melt haha
thanks
#180
alright so ran the X12 17.5 for the first time last night, motor has good rip but was way hot in a hurry. I am running 4.47 FDR in a TC5 Rubber setup... The track is a copy of the 2009 snowbirds layout with about 80ft of straightaway. Power is good peaks out about 60% down the straight but comes off at 190 after ~6 min, car has fresh bearings and drive train is pretty free.
17.5 X-12 with oo timing block
Running a TC sphere 1/8/1/1
Josh H. rubber setup on the TC5
Jaco Blue
I know that people are saying dont go about 6 on the SPX, does the same apply to the sphere? I like the punch in the infield, feels about where i like it, dont have a lot of time to test it before this weekends race and was wondering where people are at with a sphere esc.
Any suggestions to try... have seen like using the oooo timing and FDRs in the 5 the instructions say start at 4 FDR, if I go to 4 this thing is gonna melt haha
thanks
17.5 X-12 with oo timing block
Running a TC sphere 1/8/1/1
Josh H. rubber setup on the TC5
Jaco Blue
I know that people are saying dont go about 6 on the SPX, does the same apply to the sphere? I like the punch in the infield, feels about where i like it, dont have a lot of time to test it before this weekends race and was wondering where people are at with a sphere esc.
Any suggestions to try... have seen like using the oooo timing and FDRs in the 5 the instructions say start at 4 FDR, if I go to 4 this thing is gonna melt haha
thanks