Hi all,

Refer to the capacitors included in the speedo, the instruction manual said that they must be installed even through some are come with the motor. I wonder they say thing like that is because those capacitors included in the speedo are different from the one already attached in the motor or just for in case???

Hope somebody could help.

Thanks!

Regards/Andes

smiles or frowns
 

OKAY, this is what I did-- turned on the radio, turned on the ESC, DROOLED OVER THE HELLO BIT :lol: , pressed the right button until I reached the LOAD menu, pressed the center button and the settings display came up, pressed the right button once again until I reached the LP5' factory-set program, and lastly, pressed both the left & right buttons at the same time for 4 seconds until END was displayed on the screen; I can't remember what I did after that but I think I pressed the center button again to start scrolling through the different menus ( freq., P.L., Volt, Time, etc..
Am I on the right track, I ran the car after that and it SEEMED to run fine. I couldn't run it too hard though, you know, in the hallway with neighbors-n-all. (living in an apt. SUCS :lol: )

- JaYbEe

Looks like you are
doing good. No smoke is a good
thing. :nod:

JayBee, I'll post pics of mine soon so you can see just how someone else installed it in the Yok. Just as a reference if you ever do the servo mod.

Tim

mr4-tc sp-I've never had any problem with that. If it would make you feel more secure in using extra caps, by all mean do so. It won't hurt anything.:)

JayBee- When "END" is displayed, program load is stored. Or you can turn the ESC OFF/ON after load. (BTW, nice soldering job :nod: )

Also, others have mention this before about the ESC, and it happen to me once. Sometime while racing, (hitting something or something hitting you) the ESC stop and go into a "SET" mode, just turn it OFF/ON and put it back on the track.

TIM STAMPER -
Do that pic posting 'cause I do wanna do that servo mod; the tweak is waayy off with that receiver on top like that.

HELPWANTED -
Thanks for the tip & the props on the soldering; I solder for a living so it's pretty simple and fun for me.

- JaYbEe :D

Hi Adrian Martinez,
I have 2 Zero Extreme 2002. You sent me a heatsink & stickers sometime ago. I would like to run 19t 4-cell on high-bank oval. Do I need to use the heatsink?
My other Keyence need service (it stop working after a crash to the walls of BMS). I understand you got the new Rapida Pro. If I send this to you for repair, can you upgrade it to Rapida Pro? If you can, how much?
BTW, how is Warren Clap? He's a good friend of mine when I used to live down there in Clearwater/St Pete. If you see him, pls say Hi for me. Thanx

Henry E.:batman:

I have 2 Zero Extreme 2002. You sent me a heatsink & stickers sometime ago. I would like to run 19t 4-cell on high-bank oval. Do I need to use the heatsink?

Nope, I run an 8 turn on 6 cells in a sedan and I dont run it.

My other Keyence need service (it stop working after a crash to the walls of BMS). I understand you got the new Rapida Pro. If I send this to you for repair, can you upgrade it to Rapida Pro? If you can, how much?

If your speedo is out of warranty its $50 to get a replacement refurb unit exactly like your speedo. There is no upgrade program for the Rapidas.

BTW, how is Warren Clap? He's a good friend of mine when I used to live down there in Clearwater/St Pete. If you see him, pls say Hi for me.

I'll try but I have been running Schu USA for 3 years and I've never met Warren.

What's the address to send my Keyence to? Thanx

Henry E.:batman:

If you bought it from Schumacher or a Schumacher dealer you can send it back to us. If not you have to contact the place you got it from.

Address can be found at www.racing-cars.com. Click on US flag to go to US side of website

I'll post some pics of the car and close ups of the servo area early next week when I get back to work. I don't have a good digi-cam here at home. A lot more room opens up when you move the servo sideways and forwards. You'll see.

Tim

Here's some pics.

another

the last. They came out a little blurry, and a little small. sorry.

Tim

Tim - Be sure that your Ensa level is set to less than 100% if you are running that Schotky Diode. You will burn up your high speed FETs if you do not do so. I learned the hard way!