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JKL1031 06-27-2011 03:39 PM

stangas here are my most recent settings from thursday.

6.8 FDR
Duo 3 -2 endbell timing
DRRS: 9
Boost Timing: 40
Turbo slope: 24
turbo timing: 22
start rpm: 4000
turbo delay: off
timing acc: 50

Im getting faster every thursday. Everyone with the tekins at my track like to slice, punch, zip and zing, thru the infield of the track to get fast laps. Im too am trying to reach the same effect. Im thinking more boost, and almost no turbo timing. I also need to look into gearing shorter. Open to ideas.

irgo 06-27-2011 04:53 PM


Originally Posted by ozzy-crawl (Post 9311187)
thanks :blush:
you could use a data logger etc during practise tho :sneaky:
to be honest i have access to both a data logger and a proper 4wd Rc dyno
there fantastic, for gathering info. the best way imo is just run the sucker.
its very hard to give some body a setup that will work unless they have the same car at the same track and drive the same.

sure, we all need new esc firmware with data logger, most need to know max rpm, and timing by rpm, this also help to know how the car behavior on many loads, and fdr.

TryHard 06-27-2011 06:53 PM


Originally Posted by irgo (Post 9314313)
sure, we all need new esc firmware with data logger, most need to know max rpm, and timing by rpm, this also help to know how the car behavior on many loads, and fdr.

Seriously... just stop.
Max RPM means zero, nothing, nowt, zip, naff all....
By the max RPM you have used up all your boost and turbo, so it doesn't gain anything at all in terms of being able to setup the speedo, as you can't tell where it will have ended giving the boost.
Ask any data engineer, a single value for max rpm will be next to useless, hell, I could get a false reading easily by picking the car off the ground after a run and revving it up... "oo, look ma, 70,000rpm!" :rolleyes:

If you want an RPM log, you need it in respect to time, so you can plot the rpm correctly on a graph vs time. Then you actually can get the meaningful data too (i.e. RPM at slowest corner!). As Angelo has previously explained countless times, there is no room on the ESC memory to do this. So to take something off the current software to add the feature that adds nothing to performance, no thank you.

If you want to log RPM, buy a separate data logger like Cherry has, and run it that way. Now stop your jibber jabber, please.

venom54 06-27-2011 08:00 PM

MIND SNAP!
 

Originally Posted by TryHard (Post 9314950)
Seriously... just stop.
Max RPM means zero, nothing, nowt, zip, naff all....
By the max RPM you have used up all your boost and turbo, so it doesn't gain anything at all in terms of being able to setup the speedo, as you can't tell where it will have ended giving the boost.
Ask any data engineer, a single value for max rpm will be next to useless, hell, I could get a false reading easily by picking the car off the ground after a run and revving it up... "oo, look ma, 70,000rpm!" :rolleyes:

If you want an RPM log, you need it in respect to time, so you can plot the rpm correctly on a graph vs time. Then you actually can get the meaningful data too (i.e. RPM at slowest corner!). As Angelo has previously explained countless times, there is no room on the ESC memory to do this. So to take something off the current software to add the feature that adds nothing to performance, no thank you.

If you want to log RPM, buy a separate data logger like Cherry has, and run it that way. Now stop your jibber jabber, please.

Honestly i've been following the posts from IRGO for a while and my brain is about to explode. After all the replies from Angelo, TryHard, Cherry and others and still the stuff that gets posted by MR IRGO begs to be believed.
Replies have been given to set the records straight and still the same mind bending stuff comes up.

From all affected STOP NOW, ENOUGH is ENOUGH. What a waste of valuable time and effort. IRGO your posts have been answered ! Comprende !!!!!!

Ren

rai 06-27-2011 08:10 PM


Originally Posted by COBRARACING (Post 9309239)
Hi Guys

I am in the process of setting up a facebook page for Hobbywing just to expand our lines of communication for all of us .china will be the only place with no facebook access sorry guys .

Inform us when the page is opened. Thanks

Rockin Ron 06-27-2011 11:57 PM

2 in 1 program box problem
 
I have upgraded the software for my 120amp V2 speedie. When i unplugged the computer from the program box, the program box asked me to upgrade. I assumed it was to update the box

I went back into the computer with all the leads connected with the USB link. I then selected the 2 in 1 box and hit Upgrade.

Now my box shows a blank line. An error mesage also came up on the software half way through the upgrade saying "Upgrade Operate Fail" (or something like that)

Now the box doesnt work at all when it is connected to the ESC only

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

This is actually the second box i have bought becuase i threw out the first one thinking it was buggered.

PDR 06-28-2011 01:19 AM

Settings for large track
 
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I'm not actually running in this class/event, but I'm interested in understanding the settings and the approach to get them right. I did run my car at this track (refer attached image) for a bit of fun. The straight is a little over 50m and the running direction is clockwise

Onroad, TC, 17.5 Fantom Ion 3, 2.11 firmware in Xtreme Stock. I grabbed the settings from somewhere on the web:

FDR: 6.8
Max reverse: 100%
Initial brake: 0%
Neutral range: 6%
Boost: 36
Turbo slope rate: 18
Turbo: 21
Boost start: 4000
Turbo delay: 0.1s
Boost timing acceleration: 400

Motor timing: 0 (which is supposed to be around 32 degrees, according to instructions with it).

I had expected these to be quite conservative (apart from maybe the turbo delay), but the motor came off quite warm (close to 80degC).

Where should I start? I'm thinking of dropping the FDR a little (due to size of track) and increasing the turbo delay. Any other ideas?

Phil.

TeamWTF 06-28-2011 01:24 AM

From what I have heard low-mid 5 FDR for boosted 17.5

I'd say your motor is spending too long at high RPM with lots of timing, but in saying that I'd be maxing out your turbo and boost then adjust other settings to suit (and pay with FDR)

Stangas 06-28-2011 01:40 AM

awesome response guys,

i will be looking into these settings and will be in touch.. gonna do a practice run on friday.

stangas

jay m 06-28-2011 01:50 AM

anyone tried the hw xerun motors and how they compare

M7H 06-28-2011 01:55 AM


Originally Posted by Rockin Ron (Post 9316181)
An error mesage also came up on the software half way through the upgrade saying "Upgrade Operate Fail" (or something like that)

If an error like that happens, hit the upgrade button again.

M7H 06-28-2011 02:11 AM


Originally Posted by Benzaah (Post 9311276)
And I wish they would actually tell us what each step of the boost and turbo was in degree's so we could figure out our end Rpm... Back in the good old 518 days it was much easier IMO as setting 7 was 18 degrees and if i had 6 turbo and timing acc 350 with a 6000 start my end rpm was going to be 14400. The current set up guide for 211 is not exactly clear on this issue.

according to your theorie, if you put boost to 0 degree, your car would not run?

On 0 degrees of timing, the motors KV rating come into account, this is the RPM it can reach without any boost timing added.
Actually, the KV ratings are the number you could look at, to give you an idea about the motors end RPM, under load. Boost timing doesn't affect that end RPM much... (maybe +20%)

TeamWTF 06-28-2011 02:17 AM

I think he meant timing end...ie when the timing would reach its maximum value (Not including turbo)

Its common terminology for the tekin software

TeamWTF 06-28-2011 02:21 AM

And boost has a huge effect on RPM's. Thats its job...

Thats why you would gear a non timed 17.5 around 3.5-4.0 and a timed 17.5 at 5.5 or above (Usually) and still have the timed car be much faster

2wdrive 06-28-2011 02:30 AM

mwa martin kv ratings are a little overrated. There is no way to know how the data of the kv rating has been collected by the manufacturer/brands as the kv ratings are not ratings with a "zero" timing. They can slap anything on it really. My xerun 10.5t has a kv rating of 3.300. The lrp x12 has 3.600 but we all know it has more timing build in. The novak 10.5t has a massive 4.200 rating slapped on. :rolleyes:

ps:
the datalogger would come in handy:lol:


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