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Old 08-16-2004, 05:55 PM
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thx Robert and Dave
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Originally posted by FW05R
wow thats nice are there any major differences between VFS1 Pro and the VFS 2000 thats currently out

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FW05R - the new VFS now has 64 frequency stages instead of 32 (compared to the old one). so you can really really fine tune the ESC. if you run a lot of mod, they have more frequencies that help runtime. robert told me they did this because in japan, heats and mains are 8mins for both stock and mod.

like dave said.. everything is getting smaller, the new VFS when paired up with the new helios receiver (KR-302F) only takes up the same amount of space as two quarters.
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robert... the "J" version of the VFS-1 is the same as the VFS-2000 right? correct me if im wrong, but it saves a little bit of battery for use with steering just in case your batteries just all of sudden dump
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Originally posted by Hebiki
FW05R - the new VFS now has 64 frequency stages instead of 32 (compared to the old one). so you can really really fine tune the ESC. if you run a lot of mod, they have more frequencies that help runtime. robert told me they did this because in japan, heats and mains are 8mins for both stock and mod.

like dave said.. everything is getting smaller, the new VFS when paired up with the new helios receiver (KR-302F) only takes up the same amount of space as two quarters.
WoW Heibiki thx for the great info sounds like VFS1 is a winner already
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One thing I've noticed about the KO escs is that it seems like NOONE runs them in off road. Aren't they suitable? Obviously since traction is more of an issue I doubt the super fine tuning is as noticable... But still, if I replace one of my QC2s with a VFS-1 it'd be nice if there were some premade profiles to use for off road...
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Old 08-17-2004, 02:02 AM
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I think i'll just stick with my vfs 2000 for a while , i will definetly get it eventually (might get it for a xmas present ) when it's out in england (UK)
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Old 08-17-2004, 02:44 AM
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Originally posted by Hebiki
hey guys... here's the new ESC from Ko Propo. its due out sometime next month. they're taking pre-orders on their website.

go to: http://www.shopatron.com/index/166.0.1052.1057.0.0.0

More info on the ESC:
The new VFS-1 Pro and VFS-1 J will be released soon. Features a smaller footprint, 32 throttle steps with 64 different frequency settings for each throttle step, maximum peak current 3120A (FET specs), Maximum continious current 780A (FET specs) and a weight of 18.8g. Other features that have been added are Neutral brake, frequency of the brake, BEC voltage settting, throttle response, and current limiter. New software and setting card will be available at the same time of its release to program these features.

http://www.kopropo.com/New_ESC.htm


What can be done with this "BEC voltage settting"

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Will the Hara Twister be updated to the new specs as well or maybe a Twister2 version be released?
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Old 08-17-2004, 10:11 AM
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Originally posted by Hebiki
robert... the "J" version of the VFS-1 is the same as the VFS-2000 right? correct me if im wrong, but it saves a little bit of battery for use with steering just in case your batteries just all of sudden dump
My understanding is that the Pro and J version are the same, because now you can set the BEC voltage. The pre-setting on them is different but can be changed to be the same. The only major difference is the wiring. The J version comes pre-wired with Tamiya style plugs.
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Will the Hara Twister be updated to the new specs as well or maybe a Twister2 version be released?
The Twister will be updated to the new VFS-1. Expect color changes from the VFS-1.
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im with Mr.nuke up there i hope they dont blow up as much as my vfs2000 , because that has blow a few times for no apparent reason in dry conditions. It also didnt even have any of the normal affects of blowing like smoke or heat, it jsut worked one race and not the other
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Old 08-17-2004, 10:31 AM
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What can be done with this "BEC voltage settting"

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The BEC can be set from 2.5V to 4.0V. I tried to email you but it was returned.
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Originally posted by John_S
im with Mr.nuke up there i hope they dont blow up as much as my vfs2000 , because that has blow a few times for no apparent reason in dry conditions. It also didnt even have any of the normal affects of blowing like smoke or heat, it jsut worked one race and not the other
Mr. Nuke blew his up due to user error and misunderstanding.
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The BEC can be set from 2.5V to 4.0V. I tried to email you but it was returned.
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So then the servo will get min 2.5v or max 4.0v i guess this will be interesting to try for 4 cell 1/12

Can i order from you ?

sorry i have a new one
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So then the servo will get min 2.5v or max 4.0v i guess this will be interesting to try for 4 cell 1/12

Can i order from you ?

sorry i have a new one
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Yes the BEC option will make things a little more interesting for 4-cell racing. Email me at support
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