Viper RC -
#2402
Spec mode no boost none of that running profile 2 settings. Both throttle and brake frequency are as low as they go. Timing on the motor is stock so I'm assuming 30 degrees. Throttle punch 70. Motor power and brake at 100. No drag or dynamic brake of any sort.
#2404
I just called viper rc and spoke to one of their tech guys. The manual says the higher the frequency the more heat....and the manual is wrong. The rep confirmed higher frequency means less heat less punch and smoother. This should solve all my issues.
#2406
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Yea there is a typo in the manual. Lower makes the temps higher. Stay around 65 to 9600 for smooth reliable performance.
#2407
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sorry to say i have to try out vipers warranty.working fine 1st and 2nd round.third round went out and checked in car came to stop it was all dead no thrittle or streerig switch would not turn on.sat in pits resoldered battery connections on speedo swtich worked.a main made couple laps to make sure all was ok.worked fine then 2minutes into the a main the speedo went up in smoke.hope their no trouble with warranty will find out.
#2409
how exactly does the 'hole shot launch' parameter work for VTX10Rs? The manual I downloaded from the Viper website doesn't cover this program option, it only shows it as an option in Table 2 of the manual.
#2410
Higher Throttle PWM Frequency and Brake PWM Frequency = More switching lost = More heat on the ESC
There was no absolute rule for these PWM frequency set up. However, lower kv motors will be better to go with lower PWM frequency. For instance, VST17.5 could set the PWM frequency around 3000Hz to start. 13.5/10.5 could start around 4000Hz to 8000Hz.
For higher kv motors (VST2.5 to VST9.5), we'd recommend to stay with higher PWM frequency 8000Hz to 16000Hz.
The PWM frequency could be like computer CPU clock frequency. Higher clock speed usually means higher power power and higher power consumption, and high temperature.
The user manual was the corrct statement. Hopefully it helps!!
#2411
Hopefully it helps!
#2412
#2414
Everyone tells me a different answer on this and even viper reps.can't get the same answer. Either way I raised both brake and throttle to 12k and the motor never went over 145 and I never thermaled. I was at 2k prior and couldn't even go over 8-10 min before the esc shut everything down.
To avoid further confusion, please allow me to clarify these frequency parameters.
Higher Throttle PWM Frequency and Brake PWM Frequency = More switching lost = More heat on the ESC
There was no absolute rule for these PWM frequency set up. However, lower kv motors will be better to go with lower PWM frequency. For instance, VST17.5 could set the PWM frequency around 3000Hz to start. 13.5/10.5 could start around 4000Hz to 8000Hz.
For higher kv motors (VST2.5 to VST9.5), we'd recommend to stay with higher PWM frequency 8000Hz to 16000Hz.
The PWM frequency could be like computer CPU clock frequency. Higher clock speed usually means higher power power and higher power consumption, and high temperature.
The user manual was the corrct statement. Hopefully it helps!!
Higher Throttle PWM Frequency and Brake PWM Frequency = More switching lost = More heat on the ESC
There was no absolute rule for these PWM frequency set up. However, lower kv motors will be better to go with lower PWM frequency. For instance, VST17.5 could set the PWM frequency around 3000Hz to start. 13.5/10.5 could start around 4000Hz to 8000Hz.
For higher kv motors (VST2.5 to VST9.5), we'd recommend to stay with higher PWM frequency 8000Hz to 16000Hz.
The PWM frequency could be like computer CPU clock frequency. Higher clock speed usually means higher power power and higher power consumption, and high temperature.
The user manual was the corrct statement. Hopefully it helps!!

#2415
Does anyone have any pics of the VTX10 mounted in a TLR 22? Looking for pics with mid motor car which may be a tough order but if you have pics of this ESC in rear motor car I would like to see them too.
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