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Thankyou for your help Angelo did send me an email saying the same, my biggest problem was I only had the 2 boxes that couldn't hook up to a PC but thanks to a fellow club memeber who had one we reflashed it and it know works.
I have since orderered the current spec controller.
Noel
I have since orderered the current spec controller.
Noel
Hi Guys
I need to know how many of you have a v3 that doesnt turn off from the switch after a run ?
please let me know by email at [email protected] or [email protected]
I need to know how many of you have a v3 that doesnt turn off from the switch after a run ?
please let me know by email at [email protected] or [email protected]
Would just like to put out a big thanks to Angelo for his help, support and goodwill with Hobbywing products.
The service that a friend and I received went above & beyond our expectations.
I've been very happy with Hobbywing products and will positively recommend them to others.
Cheers
Rob.
The service that a friend and I received went above & beyond our expectations.
I've been very happy with Hobbywing products and will positively recommend them to others.
Cheers
Rob.
so fire away guys
Hi Guys
i dont really like the way rc tech have now changed the pm system so please email me at [email protected] or [email protected]
i dont really like the way rc tech have now changed the pm system so please email me at [email protected] or [email protected]
I had an unusual issue last night with a 120A 1S that I was hoping someone could maybe shed some light on.
Twice after a fairly hard hit the ESC seemed to go into a limp mode, or behave like the motor was running on only 2 poles. Upon inspection there was nothing mechanically wrong with the car and the gear mesh was fine, all the wires were making good connections. Both times it was near the end of a run, but there was still plenty of charge in the battery. The motor was at 65*C and the ESC 35*C. After turning the car off and back on again later the problem was gone. I haven't encountered anything like this before. Is it normal?
Twice after a fairly hard hit the ESC seemed to go into a limp mode, or behave like the motor was running on only 2 poles. Upon inspection there was nothing mechanically wrong with the car and the gear mesh was fine, all the wires were making good connections. Both times it was near the end of a run, but there was still plenty of charge in the battery. The motor was at 65*C and the ESC 35*C. After turning the car off and back on again later the problem was gone. I haven't encountered anything like this before. Is it normal?
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From: Northern Virginia, USA
I had an unusual issue last night with a 120A 1S that I was hoping someone could maybe shed some light on.
Twice after a fairly hard hit the ESC seemed to go into a limp mode, or behave like the motor was running on only 2 poles. Upon inspection there was nothing mechanically wrong with the car and the gear mesh was fine, all the wires were making good connections. Both times it was near the end of a run, but there was still plenty of charge in the battery. The motor was at 65*C and the ESC 35*C. After turning the car off and back on again later the problem was gone. I haven't encountered anything like this before. Is it normal?
Twice after a fairly hard hit the ESC seemed to go into a limp mode, or behave like the motor was running on only 2 poles. Upon inspection there was nothing mechanically wrong with the car and the gear mesh was fine, all the wires were making good connections. Both times it was near the end of a run, but there was still plenty of charge in the battery. The motor was at 65*C and the ESC 35*C. After turning the car off and back on again later the problem was gone. I haven't encountered anything like this before. Is it normal?
I had an unusual issue last night with a 120A 1S that I was hoping someone could maybe shed some light on.
Twice after a fairly hard hit the ESC seemed to go into a limp mode, or behave like the motor was running on only 2 poles. Upon inspection there was nothing mechanically wrong with the car and the gear mesh was fine, all the wires were making good connections. Both times it was near the end of a run, but there was still plenty of charge in the battery. The motor was at 65*C and the ESC 35*C. After turning the car off and back on again later the problem was gone. I haven't encountered anything like this before. Is it normal?
Twice after a fairly hard hit the ESC seemed to go into a limp mode, or behave like the motor was running on only 2 poles. Upon inspection there was nothing mechanically wrong with the car and the gear mesh was fine, all the wires were making good connections. Both times it was near the end of a run, but there was still plenty of charge in the battery. The motor was at 65*C and the ESC 35*C. After turning the car off and back on again later the problem was gone. I haven't encountered anything like this before. Is it normal?
Please check your rx cable going to your receiver to make sure it is plugged in properly and also your sensor cable as both could have moved during the impact and then could have made contact again because they have open circuit you have to reset the esc for it to fucntion again as it will come up with the error .
yes i have seen it before and when you reset the esc by turning on and off its fine .
Please check your rx cable going to your receiver to make sure it is plugged in properly and also your sensor cable as both could have moved during the impact and then could have made contact again because they have open circuit you have to reset the esc for it to fucntion again as it will come up with the error .
Please check your rx cable going to your receiver to make sure it is plugged in properly and also your sensor cable as both could have moved during the impact and then could have made contact again because they have open circuit you have to reset the esc for it to fucntion again as it will come up with the error .
Cured all jeffs problem same issue same esc
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I don't know if I missed it, but was there a firmware update for the weak brakes? My Justock ESC has very little braking power, even at 100% brakes. My brother's JuStock is also the same, and we're running identical settings.
Also, his 120a 1s that he's using in a 17.5 sedan has weak brakes too. I'm kinda surprised because his brakes at 85% are like my Tekin RS Pro at 50%.
Also, his 120a 1s that he's using in a 17.5 sedan has weak brakes too. I'm kinda surprised because his brakes at 85% are like my Tekin RS Pro at 50%.
Or put 2 or even 3 layers of the double sided tape down on itself to give the esc a softer "cushion" to sit on.
Originally Posted by hyujmn
I don't know if I missed it, but was there a firmware update for the weak brakes? My Justock ESC has very little braking power, even at 100% brakes. My brother's JuStock is also the same, and we're running identical settings.
Also, his 120a 1s that he's using in a 17.5 sedan has weak brakes too. I'm kinda surprised because his brakes at 85% are like my Tekin RS Pro at 50%.
Also, his 120a 1s that he's using in a 17.5 sedan has weak brakes too. I'm kinda surprised because his brakes at 85% are like my Tekin RS Pro at 50%.
If not, this may help to give you some more braking power.
Cheers
Rob.
just as it sounds...the intial punch of the throttle when you pull the trigger. If you just go 100% right out of the gate and have punch set high you will go full power right away, if you slowly pull the throttle it doenst do anything. I didnt notice much of a difference with my remote settings set @ 100% but once i turned the remote EPA down the punch settings seemed to work more effectively. But if you go above 7 your suppose to have HIGH Discharge batts to support the extra umph so if your not running a 50-60c discharge rate, dont go above 6-7



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