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Old 12-30-2011, 06:01 AM
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Seems the deal with Team CRC is finally giving Hobbywing the cred they deserve. They deliver quality products at reasonable prices. I been using Hobbywing for years, would not buy anything else either. Good job, top products and reliable.

I got Xerun 120A, Xerun 60A, Xerun 1s 120A and lots and lots of EzRuns.
Never had one fail on me yet, oldest EzRun is close to 3 years old. Still run like new! Also their motors are great, reliable and fast.
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havent watched this thread for a while now.. is there any plans to release the 120a v3 esc soon? same with the bluetooth device
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Originally Posted by RossoTorro
Seems the deal with Team CRC is finally giving Hobbywing the cred they deserve. They deliver quality products at reasonable prices. I been using Hobbywing for years, would not buy anything else either. Good job, top products and reliable.

I got Xerun 120A, Xerun 60A, Xerun 1s 120A and lots and lots of EzRuns.
Never had one fail on me yet, oldest EzRun is close to 3 years old. Still run like new! Also their motors are great, reliable and fast.


I am waiting to see their setup sheets for the HW. I know my ESC is pretty good, but I am curious on what they used to win the big races.


Looks like 2012 is going to be a good year for HW.

Shawn.
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Originally Posted by Joe_K
Hi,

Could I ask for some advice, please?

I'm shortly going to start racing 1:10 2wd off-road, I'm not going to be running crazy low-wind motors (9.5T is the lowest I'll go probably), also I might do some TC (13.5T).

Which is the most suitable ESC for this? I'm looking at either the Extreme Stock ESC or the XERUN 60A 2.1 ESC.

Thanks for any advice offered.

Joe

Hey Joe, if you are going to be running 9.5T,s I would recommend getting a 120A ESC. They are only a few grams heavier, acouple of dollars more, but its really cheap insurance to know you are not going to be pushing the limits of the ESC. Besides, you might want to put a 5.5T into your car just for a alittle mod fun time. Its nice to know the ESC can handle anything you throw at it.


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does mean the Extreme Stock ESC would be not suitable to use with a 8.5t motor in a 2wd 1/10 buggy??
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Originally Posted by guinnes.s
does mean the Extreme Stock ESC would be not suitable to use with a 8.5t motor in a 2wd 1/10 buggy??
the xtreme stock is perfect for your application just remember you can run turbo settings down to a 8.5T motor but no turbo function for less than 8.5t or else you will cook the esc .with no turbo you can run a 5.5t motor
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Originally Posted by COBRARACING
the xtreme stock is perfect for your application just remember you can run turbo settings down to a 8.5T motor but no turbo function for less than 8.5t or else you will cook the esc .with no turbo you can run a 5.5t motor
this is what im running in my buggy and the esc 60A get hot.
any suggestions ?
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Originally Posted by Shawn68z
I am waiting to see their setup sheets for the HW. I know my ESC is pretty good, but I am curious on what they used to win the big races.


Looks like 2012 is going to be a good year for HW.

Shawn.
Hi Shawn, Rosso and all,

Thanks for the kind words Rosso...

Sorry for the delay getting the HW setups on the Team CRC page. They should be up next week. I will give you our setups here on RC Tech for now. On some of the less vital settings, we always seem to use the same setup on the 930stock software;

no drag brake
reverse to 100%
Brake - 100%
NO voltage protection cutoff ***use with care ***
Punch Level - 9
Neutral band - 6
No thermal protection - ***use with care ***

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We alter the main heat and horsepower producing numbers are as follows;

Hobbywing 120A, 1s - CRC Gen-Xi - CRC 5600 Rocket Fuel 1s pack, Trinity Duo 1
Event - 2011 Las Vegas - 12th 13.5 Open (10th place qualifier)

Boost - 54
Turbo slope - 24
Turbo - 5
Start RPM - 1000
Turbo Delay - .2
Boost ramp - 150
Motor - Duo 1, lowest timing, 2.60"/rev

To quickly discuss setups in the pits, our team groups the Boost numbers and the Turbo timing numbers together. For quick discussions in the pits, the above would be known as 54/150 - 5/24 which is boost/boost ramp and then Turbo/Turbo ramp. In 1s, we seem to always land on 1000 start RPM.

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Hobbywing 120A, 1s - CRC Gen-X 10LE - CRC 5600 Rocket Fuel 1s pack, Trinity Duo 1
Event - Las Vegas - Expert WGT 10.5 Open (4th place)

Boost - 53
Turbo slope - 24
Turbo - 8
Start RPM - 1000
Turbo Delay - .2
Boost ramp - 200
Motor - Duo 1, lowest timing, 2.08"/rev
53/200 8/24
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Hobbywing 120A, 1s - CRC Gen-Xi - CRC 5600 Rocket Fuel 1s pack, Novak Ballistic
Event - 2011 Cleveland - 12th 17.5 Open (TQ)
Boost - 48
Turbo slope - Fastest
Turbo - 15
Start RPM - 1000
Turbo Delay - .2
Boost ramp - 200
Motor - Novak, neutral timing, 3.11"/rev
48/200 15F

Please understand we do not always have a chance to log in and answer PM's here on RC Tech, best to e-mail us at [email protected].

Thanks,
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Thanks Frank that was just what I needed.
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Originally Posted by RossoTorro
Seems the deal with Team CRC is finally giving Hobbywing the cred they deserve. They deliver quality products at reasonable prices. I been using Hobbywing for years, would not buy anything else either. Good job, top products and reliable.

I got Xerun 120A, Xerun 60A, Xerun 1s 120A and lots and lots of EzRuns.
Never had one fail on me yet, oldest EzRun is close to 3 years old. Still run like new! Also their motors are great, reliable and fast.
We are very happy to have crc and frank on board with hobbywing .we believe now we have the proper support in place on the east coast of the usa to service even canada .

we will also have support on the west coast of the usa early in jan 2012
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[QUOTE=Bappe;10099636]havent watched this thread for a while now.. is there any plans to release the 120a v3 esc soon? same with the bluetooth device[/QUOTE

i will not lie to you i have no answer at the moment .The v3 is testing in china guangzhou and shenzhen on the 9th-12th of january with our driver sultan to give the go ahead of a software success so we are waiting for that at the moment as michael has made alot of changes to the unit .
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Originally Posted by guinnes.s
this is what im running in my buggy and the esc 60A get hot.
any suggestions ?
heat is created by very agrressive gearing and very aggressive turbo and boost settings .tone them down a touch and match everything with the drive train and you will see the difference temp will drop and buggy will be easier to drive .
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hi all I'm after a link to a blank setup sheet can anyone point me in the right direction?

cheers Ginge
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Originally Posted by G-mini
hi all I'm after a link to a blank setup sheet can anyone point me in the right direction?

cheers Ginge
Check the very first post. The forum also makes for a good resource to get basic settings from.

Make sure you thank Cherry2Blost for his hardwork.

http://www.rctech.net/forum/electric...ings-only.html


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cheers shawn... and a big shout out to cherry2blost great work

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