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Cool as, lucky i brought a justock, and a Xtreme stock.
Found where i read it: lxrcmodel.com/details.asp?prodid=2466 (add your own WWW, as i can not post links yet) "-Factory pre-installed supercharged STOCK competition firmware with Boost Timing and Turbo Timing function." and "-Compatible with all firmwares of XERUN-120-SD and XERUN 60A-SD ESC" I couldent find any info on the justock on the HW webstie, so i assumed this to be correct :cry: |
Originally Posted by HandS
(Post 8035968)
Cool as, lucky i brought a justock, and a Xtreme stock.
Found where i read it: lxrcmodel.com/details.asp?prodid=2466 (add your own WWW, as i can not post links yet) "-Factory pre-installed supercharged STOCK competition firmware with Boost Timing and Turbo Timing function." and "-Compatible with all firmwares of XERUN-120-SD and XERUN 60A-SD ESC" I couldent find any info on the justock on the HW webstie, so i assumed this to be correct :cry: FEATURES Model: Justock Club ESC Timing is permanently set to zero degree (unchangeable). With the identical racing motor, each driver has the same power system to have a real just stock racing. Firmware updatable, but always with zero timing on both Continuous current: 45A Burst Current: 25A Suitable Car: 1/10 car Suitable Motor Input: ¡Ý8.5T (On-Road car); ¡Ý11.5T (Off-Road Car) / ¡Ý13.5T (On-Road car); ¡Ý17.5T (Off-Road Car) BEC Output: 6V/2A (linear model) Dimension:33mm*28mm*31.5mm ( Fan included) |
Received a 1s xerun today (New) that has 528 pre loaded... not what i expected!
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Originally Posted by TeamWTF
(Post 8037755)
Received a 1s xerun today (New) that has 528 pre loaded... not what i expected!
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New distributor is just around the corner for the usa .I have just seen the business plan and all steam ahead .
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Originally Posted by TeamWTF
(Post 8037755)
Received a 1s xerun today (New) that has 528 pre loaded... not what i expected!
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Did not expect boost software already installed. Changed to 518 now... just to get some more speed.
Does anyone have any general suggestions for 10.5 in a 12th with timing? First meeting with it tomorrow night. |
Originally Posted by Ffejdat
(Post 8041709)
Where did you buy this from?
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Can the Justock ESC handle Li-Fe batteries? If so what cutoff do you set on them please?
Thanks |
Originally Posted by vazzo
(Post 8055381)
Can the Justock ESC handle Li-Fe batteries? If so what cutoff do you set on them please?
Thanks |
Hi guys
can some of you who own a 1s give me some feedback on the performance .i know what it can do but its is very good to hear from others . |
Had a quick run with my 1s and like it (First time driving 12th..)
Used a 10.5 with max boost and a little turbo, 3000 start. I think the punch needs to come down to cater for the lack of volts and RPM, i think it was at #3 or #4, but will try 2 next time to give it more punch. Ran a 60mm rollout. Was not super fast... but not slow either. Will try a higher rollout next time... Overall it ws nice to drive though. It is rather large... though it fits and is still underweight so :p Was a tight indoor carpet circuit. |
Got my Xtreme Stock and the LCD programmer yesterday. Haven't used it yet, but I have a couple questions.
First of all, on the LCD programmer, it says you have to use 4.5-6.0V to power the unit. Can I simply plug my battery into the speed control and let the BEC circuit of the ESC provide power to the LCD programmer or is a seperate power supply required? Secondly, the boost timing was set to # 7 (22.5 degrees according the the sheet that came with the ESC). With this much timing added to the motor, it spun at WAY to high of an RPM (unsafe RPM). I reset it to zero degrees and it seems to be more along the lines of what I was expecting. My question is if using the ESC on a motor that has built in timing like a Novak or Epic based motor, should I leave this setting at zero and just use the turbo timing to control any additional timing that I would like to try or should I retard the physical timing on the motor and incorporate boost timing along with turbo? Thanks CSR |
Originally Posted by csracing
(Post 8065246)
Got my Xtreme Stock and the LCD programmer yesterday. Haven't used it yet, but I have a couple questions.
First of all, on the LCD programmer, it says you have to use 4.5-6.0V to power the unit. Can I simply plug my battery into the speed control and let the BEC circuit of the ESC provide power to the LCD programmer or is a seperate power supply required? Thanks CSR Yes, you can use the BEC from the ESC to power the programming card. On the other question, I'll let someone with more knowledge answer. Rafael |
Originally Posted by csracing
(Post 8065246)
Got my Xtreme Stock and the LCD programmer yesterday. Haven't used it yet, but I have a couple questions.
First of all, on the LCD programmer, it says you have to use 4.5-6.0V to power the unit. Can I simply plug my battery into the speed control and let the BEC circuit of the ESC provide power to the LCD programmer or is a seperate power supply required? yes works with esc provided power Secondly, the boost timing was set to # 7 (22.5 degrees according the the sheet that came with the ESC). With this much timing added to the motor, it spun at WAY to high of an RPM (unsafe RPM). I reset it to zero degrees and it seems to be more along the lines of what I was expecting. My question is if using the ESC on a motor that has built in timing like a Novak or Epic based motor, should I leave this setting at zero and just use the turbo timing to control any additional timing that I would like to try or should I retard the physical timing on the motor and incorporate boost timing along with turbo? Thanks CSR example you dont see mechanical timing on a full scale car with electronic management system everything is adjusted by the management computer not the distributor right . same thing with the esc it is a management computer .so think about timing on the mechanical side adjustment and then more timing from the esc what happens ? nothing is synchronised .Creates heat and information is mixed . I will find out what they set the fixed timing motors at and ill let you know as of now i dont really know . leave your mechanical timing at zero for now and adjust from the esc and i will get you the info you need for the motor timing regards Angelo |
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