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Originally Posted by millbank (Post 8538055)

All done thanks, all i had to do was run as administrator .. :rolleyes:

It took me awhile to figure out this 'administrator' thingy!!! you sp bhoys are just confusing me ...

btw I read somewhere that the new firmware, 110119STOCK is only for HW escs, and not SPs ... :sneaky:... best to go out and get an Xtreme Stock then ...

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Originally Posted by 2wdrive (Post 8538068)

... They have stronger magnets or something. My gues is that too much timing will not make them faster like the other motors but more gear together with a little dynamic timing will (maybe i am completly off here) ...

No ... you are not wrong, the magnets are definitely stronger but I am still messing with setups and now that the motor needs to be sent back to the manufacturer, I am back to square one again with the GM97303 or my trusted old ballsitic for awhile.

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Originally Posted by 2wdrive (Post 8538068)

... Talking about software. During the EPS there was a driver with a GM120 esc with some experimental software on it. It ran sensorless with a 17.5t motor and 2s lipo in our World GT class. It was the fastest car on the track. Pulled insane out of the corners and had the fastest topspeed. Faster then anything on the track.

I had the old GM120 which I have already sold off as I do not wish to bring a laptop to the track and the setup is very confusing as I do not understand all the various options (one of those where when translated from German to English, something in between just gets lost). It was very fast. I have yet to beat my old 17.5T time that I set last summer. And I have been using a 13.5T motor since ... on the same outdoor track, ableit with a different esc, which I must say I am very with. :nod: Maybe it has been wet and cold and so I have not been getting the same amount of traction as when I set my best 17.5T time ... :weird: ... Must admit that the GM is very smooth ... but expensive as well.

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Originally Posted by chinaman (Post 8538178)

btw I read somewhere that the new firmware, 110119STOCK is only for HW escs, and not SPs ... :sneaky:... best to go out and get an Xtreme Stock then ...

It works fine on my sp:nod:

RE the new software
In the instructions it suggests using a turbo slope 0f 9/0.1s (same as 224) though on the box this not available the degree options are 3,6,12,18 (default), 24 or fastest,

what is recommended for a 13.5T?

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Originally Posted by Barry_Hughes (Post 8538766)

I was about to upgrade my Xerun 60A V2.0 and I noticed that too!
(On 1/5 motorcycle running Nosram X11 17.5T)
I set it at 6 for now... and let's see what gives,,,

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Originally Posted by MENTAL DENTAL (Post 8537139)

What's axial play? Is it where the rotor floats end to end? :confused:

Cheers

Yes, the play the rotor has parrallel to it's "axis"....

Re new software,
just checked the new 110119 and on my lcd programmer item 15 boost timing acceleration mine only goes to 50- 350 not the 750 as per instructions.
Which is correct ?

njt, my 110119 firmware lets me select up to 750 on setting 15.
I'd suggest you reflash the firmware.

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Originally Posted by cherry2blost (Post 8538138)

To be honest, with the new additional timing the Hobbywing motors are very very good indeed and the thermal cutoff is a boon to the user, with no preset timing you can play to your hearts content with the timing boost etc and with the thermal system we have yet to kill a HW motor and at the pricing we think they are unbeatable. BTW we will be putting the motors in to the BRCA at the earliest opportunity to get them sanctioned (Hopefully).

Cheers all
Cherry xx

Hiya,
Are the new 17.5t Hw motors in yet??;)

Dave

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Originally Posted by M7H (Post 8539259)

Yes, the play the rotor has parrallel to it's "axis"....

Virtually none ie. < 0.3mm!!

Could it be the receiver ariel 2.4Ghz that I run up a short ariel tube out the top and back down the outside held in place with the cap??

Or a software bg. It hasn't affected my other 17.5 car with another HW esc.:sweat:

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Originally Posted by MENTAL DENTAL (Post 8539650)

Hiya,
Are the new 17.5t Hw motors in yet??;)

Dave

Smile Dave they are due in in the next 5 days or so are airborne as we speak from Sunny China.

Havent got a lot so if you want one let me know will set you up pre order, www.racersinexile.org.uk

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Originally Posted by MENTAL DENTAL (Post 8539757)

Or a software bg. It hasn't affected my other 17.5 car with another HW esc.:sweat:

Or the sensor connection on the motor's side is faulty.....

Wow.... 60deg of timing!

Funny, next race meeting is at a track with a pretty open layout.

Bye bye motor I'm going to cook you :D

With new software, what FDR should I begin with on Medium size track with 17.5?

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Originally Posted by 2wdrive (Post 8538068)

They have stronger magnets or something. My gues is that too much timing will not make them faster like the other motors but more gear together with a little dynamic timing will (maybe i am completly off here).

Yes, I think you are correct.
During some tests we did, the only good way to improve the speed for these kinds of motors is lower the FDR. Because these motors' RPM can't be increased as expected when boost timing apply on it and it creates torque more than enough with that RPM.

I think 101224 is better for these kinds of motors.

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Originally Posted by Barry_Hughes (Post 8538766)

Barry, sorry we also found this mistake. It should be 18/0.1s on the instruction. Will update it soon.

And as we know, motors have totally different performance , so the suggestion on the instruction can only give a wide range for test on your own environment. please always start with a safe FDR and safe timing setting and measure your motor's temp after a pack.