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Old 03-20-2011, 09:10 AM
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Originally Posted by irgo
Firmware
V3.0_110213

V3.0 = Software Generation (this one 3rd Generation Technology)
11 = first two digit's after software version Generation is Years Build (2011).
02 = Month Build.
13 = Day dates Build.

The Previously release 3rd Generation Firmware is :
V3.0_101224STOCK
V3.0_110105_MOD
V3.0_110108STOCK
V3.0_110119STOCK
V3.0_110119_MOD
V3.0_110125STOCK
V3.0_110211STOCK
V3.0_110213STOCK

The Previously release 2nd Generation Firmware is :
V2.0_101212STOCK
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Very helpful, thank you for this explanation. I have been confused with the numbering of the different releases numbering also. I still think however it would be better if the FW numbering was more generic.

v3.0-stock
v3.0-mod
v3.1-stock
v3.1-mod
v3.1.1-stock

and so on and so on.....

More clean and simple, just an idea.

Also why do we need a stock and mod version? Can the features in stock not be disabled for mod? Do they do this to protect people from configuring their mod motors wrong with the stock FW and blowing something up? Or is there more to it that I'm unaware of.

In my opinion it would be nice to have just 2 firmwares, the 508 non-ramping FW (renamed to "Spec" or "Non-Ramping") and the most current ramping FW with features disableable for mod.

Please correct me if I'm wrong but if the reason for the stock and mod FW's is just to protect people from doing damage to their equipment maybe they shouldn't be running an advanced ESC like this.

By the way.... I LOVE MY HOBBYWING!
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Old 03-20-2011, 09:16 AM
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Originally Posted by jawa
I have a question,

Would the Hobbywing Xtreme Stock esc be a good choice to keep up with the tekin Rs Pro with a 10.5t on a large track or is it a bad idea?

Sam
Actually no. If you have your HW set up properly, you will unfortunately keep passing those darn tekins.

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Old 03-20-2011, 09:28 AM
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Changed my Novak 1S 1/12 Pancar setup last night. Picked up another .4 second. Basically increase the rollout another 5mm, delayed the turbo, and went to a slower Boost Ramp because of the higher rollout. Resulted in more infield rip, and a higher top speed on the straight.

Heres the run down on the setup.

1/12 1S PanCar Novak 17.5 Ballistic
FW 211
Rollout 88mm Motor Temp 125F (After 2 back to back races for 16min total!)

DDRS 8
Boost 50
Turbo 14
Turbo Ramp Max
Boost Ramp 100rpm/step
Turbo Delay .3sec
End Bell Timing 15deg

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Old 03-20-2011, 10:05 AM
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Mod Software, talk to me!

what should I be looking at using? what ratio's?

I will be running a 4.5 and 5.5 ranging on various tracks large - small.

I tried a 5.5t today on software 205 (random choice), geared 7.6 - 8.4, at 8.4 it topped out at 7.6 it was better and the acceleration was good, but it just didnt have the top end compared to a 13.5 with boost.... ideas?
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Old 03-20-2011, 10:21 AM
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Originally Posted by scytherat
Guiness ur combined timing adds up to more than 64 so some of the turbo aint being used, Whats ur voltage cutoff set at, id try lowering that. MAybe turn 15 and 10 down aswell
FW211
Ok sorted after reducing the FDR of the car and changing some settings.
In trying to get more punch speed out of corners I did play with the setting 15* down to 200 but feels like is not making any difference. On 119 setting 15* seems to make lot of difference. Wonder why, I may flash again.
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Old 03-20-2011, 10:43 AM
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New win
Today I won the first round of the Superstock 17.5 Laurenziana Florence, Italy.
I used a 'Xtreme with 211 FW and Novak motor.
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Originally Posted by AGNO
New win
Today I won the first round of the Superstock 17.5 Laurenziana Florence, Italy.
I used a 'Xtreme with 211 FW and Novak motor.
great win Agno!!!
And two xerun 2.1+SP motor made 1st and 3rd in 10.5T class at the same race.
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setups would be nice, specially for the 10.5t
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Originally Posted by possent
great win Agno!!!
And two xerun 2.1+SP motor made 1st and 3rd in 10.5T class at the same race.
Even your great race and that of Angelo, who won the 10.5, Hobbywing are fast.

My setup for novak 17.5 is this:

FW 211

FDR 6.47

4-9
9 - 50°
10 - 24°/0,1s
12 - 20°
13 - 3000/RPM
14 - 0/1s
15 - 250 RPM/Deg
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Originally Posted by 2wdrive
setups would be nice, specially for the 10.5t
Medium track, a 30 meters straight and tight infield, asphalt, low grip.
I finished third.

motor 10.5t SP 10° endbell timing
FW 211

FDR 7.2

4-5
9 - 30°
10 - 18°/0,1s
12 - 34°
13 - 3000/RPM
14 - Fastest
15 - 300 RPM/Deg
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Originally Posted by AGNO
Even your great race and that of Angelo, who won the 10.5, Hobbywing are fast.

My setup for novak 17.5 is this:

FW 211

FDR 6.47

4-9
9 - 50°
10 - 24°/0,1s
12 - 20°
13 - 3000/RPM
14 - 0/1s
15 - 250 RPM/Deg

What endbell timing were you using with that setup?
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Old 03-20-2011, 02:38 PM
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Originally Posted by snabbgas
What endbell timing were you using with that setup?
Right, I forgot!

Mechanical timing was 0 ° and the version of the Novak is the old SS Pro, always very fast and temperatures 60 ° / 65 °.
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Ok!
So that is the 30deg absolute Novak standard setting then.

Off topic I see you live in Firenze. It is supposed to be something of a Minimoto mecca. Do you know of any Minimoto racing over there?
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Originally Posted by AGNO
Even your great race and that of Angelo, who won the 10.5, Hobbywing are fast.

My setup for novak 17.5 is this:

FW 211

FDR 6.47

4-9
9 - 50°
10 - 24°/0,1s
12 - 20°
13 - 3000/RPM
14 - 0/1s
15 - 250 RPM/Deg
Originally Posted by AGNO
Right, I forgot!

Mechanical timing was 0 ° and the version of the Novak is the old SS
Pro, always very fast and temperatures 60 ° / 65 °.
Thank's AGNO.
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