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No matter what I seem to change the boost hits really hard.
If I back off the acceleration boost to like 10 or 15 what would I do to make the top end boost pull hard through the higher rpm ranges? |
Originally Posted by OWTKAST cpt
(Post 9143132)
Hope I can explain this right.
Im running 2wd 17.5 buggy outdoors. I need the "SPEED and oomph" but MAN does the timing hit hard. I have adjusted the RPM range but it just hits soo hard it breaks the back end loose. Any idea on what to adjust to get a nice smooth power output? Also on the "speed" setting with the degree/1000 rpm what exactly does that affect? Thanks Chase
Originally Posted by OWTKAST cpt
(Post 9147883)
Anyone have recOmmended settings for STUPID low traction with long straights?? Breaking the tires loose stupid easy
Originally Posted by OWTKAST cpt
(Post 9152637)
No matter what I seem to change the boost hits really hard.
If I back off the acceleration boost to like 10 or 15 what would I do to make the top end boost pull hard through the higher rpm ranges? Sounds like you need to put the power down smoothly...honestly, the best way to do this is with a smooth trigger finger, especially in 2wd. The ESC can make life easier. Try each one of these suggestions one at a time and go in small increments. Try one change, run some laps and reset it to where it was. Then do the same for the others. Check temps often. 1. Raise the PWM frequency ( check temps, higher values can raise temps) 2. Lower the throttle punch 3. Raise your Acceleration Timing 4. Lower your Slew rate. ( as mentioned before) Try these and post back. Finding a the sweet spot and figuring out how everything works takes time, especially with the amount of adjustments the VTX10's offer. It's all worth it in the end. :sneaky: |
Those are some good suggestions from Jamie, give those a try.
Perhaps try turning your slew rate down to 1*/1000rpm, that will greatly smooth out the top speed timing engagement. |
Originally Posted by Bburns
(Post 9150567)
Thanks, I sent him a pm. I love the speedo, my temps are normal and it is one of the smoothest speedos I've used. I hope I don't have to send it in. I have a huge race this weekend and I don't want it to fail on me. It's been great so far.
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Originally Posted by chiatw73
(Post 9147851)
not even if the T8 is used in sct like the losi scte?
thanx
Originally Posted by smokinu
(Post 9148173)
using it on 2S? the mmp dose it so why cant our esc!
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Originally Posted by Jamie James
(Post 9153001)
After reading you posts, my first question would be....are you running the optimum tires for the track conditions?? If you are not sure, ask some of the fast guys what they are running. Look at your overall set up as well. If that's not the problem, try this.
Sounds like you need to put the power down smoothly...honestly, the best way to do this is with a smooth trigger finger, especially in 2wd. The ESC can make life easier. Try each one of these suggestions one at a time and go in small increments. Try one change, run some laps and reset it to where it was. Then do the same for the others. Check temps often. 1. Raise the PWM frequency ( check temps, higher values can raise temps) 2. Lower the throttle punch 3. Raise your Acceleration Timing 4. Lower your Slew rate. ( as mentioned before) Try these and post back. Finding a the sweet spot and figuring out how everything works takes time, especially with the amount of adjustments the VTX10's offer. It's all worth it in the end. :sneaky: I am the fast guy? lol Nah here on the local level it is me and 2-3 others fighting for top dog. We all run the same tires after some experimenting. I got the viper to try instead of my Tekin for craps and giggles. My slew is 1*/1000 right not. I lowered my acceleration timing cause at about 1/4 trigger pull its a VERY abrupt "hit". I will play with the punch and pwm. I just want it to not "hit" like a darn 500cc 2 stroke dirt bike =) I am not complaining, just wanting to get the most out of it. Viper motor with duo 3 17.5 win last weekend =) http://i252.photobucket.com/albums/h...t/photo-11.jpg |
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Originally Posted by Dlewis4
(Post 9161079)
Premierehobbies.com will have Pre-Order listing for the new 550 motors this week as well
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Originally Posted by chadsrt
(Post 9161435)
Just preordered a 4.5. Hopefully my Team Orange will hold up.
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