Viper RC -
#4936
jrj- if your significantly looser than usual you will get more wheel spin which is making the motor work harder than normal. Could happen with poor track conditions, or worn out tires. Definitely check the drive train also. Lots of variables every time we run.
#4937
#4938
Will you still have them without the wires attached? I've found I've had to out the wires at an angle or even flat to the esc on a few applications (1/12th, 2wd buggy) to clear the shell and just for neatness...
#4941
#4944
I would recommend that you read the Tekin instructions to verify though.
#4945
The wires will come soldered, but if you are happy with your iron skills and want to change them, go ahead. We just found a certain number of customers who didn't have experience using irons. Some its caused issues with the unit, others had hobby shops attach them. We just wanted to make is easier for them. If you are used to doing it, change it as want.
#4946
- write down all your current settings (the update will reset everything to factory)
- set up your car with a battery like you would to run it.
- open the program
- attach the PC Link to your VTX, turn it on and put it "link" mode - like you are using the progauge.
- On the program under COM - select USBO
- you should see that the program shows your VTX is connected
- select the file you want to update (remember where you downloaded it before)
- select upgrade - the bar will show you the progress.
- when done, disconnect, unplug your battery in the car.
- reconnect battery and go through calibration process with your radio
- change any settings you want using the Progauge and have fun racing!!!
PM me if you have more questions.
#4947
The wires will come soldered, but if you are happy with your iron skills and want to change them, go ahead. We just found a certain number of customers who didn't have experience using irons. Some its caused issues with the unit, others had hobby shops attach them. We just wanted to make is easier for them. If you are used to doing it, change it as want.
#4949
First you need the PC Link cable (part number 6VSPCLINK1). You can download the "simple" program to update the firmware on our website. Go to the speed control and you will see the application and the latest software. Down load both to your computer.
- write down all your current settings (the update will reset everything to factory)
- set up your car with a battery like you would to run it.
- open the program
- attach the PC Link to your VTX, turn it on and put it "link" mode - like you are using the progauge.
- On the program under COM - select USBO
- you should see that the program shows your VTX is connected
- select the file you want to update (remember where you downloaded it before)
- select upgrade - the bar will show you the progress.
- when done, disconnect, unplug your battery in the car.
- reconnect battery and go through calibration process with your radio
- change any settings you want using the Progauge and have fun racing!!!
PM me if you have more questions.
- write down all your current settings (the update will reset everything to factory)
- set up your car with a battery like you would to run it.
- open the program
- attach the PC Link to your VTX, turn it on and put it "link" mode - like you are using the progauge.
- On the program under COM - select USBO
- you should see that the program shows your VTX is connected
- select the file you want to update (remember where you downloaded it before)
- select upgrade - the bar will show you the progress.
- when done, disconnect, unplug your battery in the car.
- reconnect battery and go through calibration process with your radio
- change any settings you want using the Progauge and have fun racing!!!
PM me if you have more questions.
#4950


- no more timing your batteries with light bulbs to see which would last longer
- no cutting comm's every couple of runs
- no soldering = batteries together, in and out of the car, brushes
You know what I do miss ---- "Who's on 78!!!!!!!!!!"



Its the world we live in -- you can still un-solder the wires and solder them back on if it makes you feel better.



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