Tekin Rs v222 Problems.
Does anyone else notice the brakes are terrible on version 222?
The speed is great, but smoothness is amazing, i loved being able to pretty much rip on the throttle with comfort of keeping grip on the track with full boost and full turbo and 2 ramp. but then i hit the hairpin at the end of the straight and with 100% ESC Brake and 100% Transmitter Brake, It Was Just Soft. With 212 I ran 100% ESC and 65% Transmitter Brake and it was still able to lock the tires. I love tekin but i hate to admit i'd rather run 212 because i like having the stopping power, and knowing how much better throttle control their is in 222 just sucks Win Loss situation i want a Win Win with Tekin. |
Originally Posted by EskimoGangsta
(Post 10314129)
Does anyone else notice the brakes are terrible on version 222?
The speed is great, but smoothness is amazing, i loved being able to pretty much rip on the throttle with comfort of keeping grip on the track with full boost and full turbo and 2 ramp. but then i hit the hairpin at the end of the straight and with 100% ESC Brake and 100% Transmitter Brake, It Was Just Soft. With 212 I ran 100% ESC and 65% Transmitter Brake and it was still able to lock the tires. I love tekin but i hate to admit i'd rather run 212 because i like having the stopping power, and knowing how much better throttle control their is in 222 just sucks Win Loss situation i want a Win Win with Tekin. |
I ran 222 last night with a 17.5 duo 3. Breaks were awesome. I actually forgot to re calibrate it to the radio as well.. Very smooth and strong.
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OP, sounds like you did something wrong.
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Originally Posted by HawaiiBob
(Post 10314193)
You did not mention if you re calibrated your transmitter after loading 222.
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Originally Posted by Timbulb
(Post 10314371)
OP, sounds like you did something wrong.
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One thing that just crossed my mind. last summer racing indoor offroad. i noticed my buddy's tekin kept shutting down and powering back up and his esc was coming off at over 160. he was running a high voltage servo and it was overworking the built in bec. my servo is not a high voltage servo, but it is meant for a 1/8 E-buggy (which i use it in every summer) maybe the rx8 bigger bec can handle it but not the rs. so when i hit the brakes and turn its causing it to over work? but i do regular after race temp checks. i average esc 90* give or take and motor 143-140* just throwing out ideas in text till i think of something ;)
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Put this in the Tekin forum dont start another one. What a waste of a thred ,this is why Tekin has their own
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This is the perfect place(RcTech) for this question. You will get many more responses on here.
As a matter of fact I suggest you start the same tread in the off-road section and get their opinion too. |
Originally Posted by Kent Beal
(Post 10314691)
This is the perfect place(RcTech) for this question. You will get many more responses on here.
As a matter of fact I suggest you start the same tread in the off-road section and get their opinion too. Thanks for the suggestion. Does anyone from tekin ever come on here? i'm having trouble making a username on tekin for some reason. says i cannot use my email :/ |
yes people from tekin come on the site, randy i am sure will chime in.
i dont run onroad, however, my experience testing 222 was that the brakes were far smoother than 212....this is in a 2wd offroad application though |
Thank you!!! I thought I was the only one!!! I don't have any highspeed brakes either. The ESC and programing are perfect in every other way excecpt the brakes at the end of the straight. It will be interesting to see what Randy has to say.
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Originally Posted by nitrobeast
(Post 10315312)
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If you are having braking issues with 222 I want you to do the following:
After the update, perform a factory reset. Install your esc setup via the hotwire,etc. Calibrate your radio with 100/100 on the epa's. Radio calibrate. Test your brakes. |
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