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Originally Posted by Cain
(Post 12999948)
are there any issues using viper ESCs with the Speed passion line of 1/10 scale motors?
Figure I would ask as I know sometimes some ESCs have issues with some motors, so wanted to confirm. Same question with Schurr Speed motors. |
I can not find anywhere where it says any motor limit on the VX1, I do enjoy my HW that I have, but I have also heard many great things about the Viper esc's.
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nebiforever - not quite sure what additional information you want - that's not different from what every other company puts out there. We do 3 different kv ratings - 1900, 2100, and 2700. The 1900 and 2700 are Delta winds, the 2100 is a Wye wind. Bearing sizes are 5mm x 11mm x 4mm on the bottom and standard 1/8 x 3/8 x 5/32 on the top. You can PM me for more information.
Cain - we have never had issued reports of problems using other motors with our speed controls. We have tested with all the popular brands, and some you have never heard of. We do see that there can a large difference in the sensors in how they work with our protection cut offs. But little testing can help you make sure you are comfortable with the settings. Currently all the VTX10 models come with the "pig tail" style capacitors, even the Orange series. Its just updates we have made over the years to bring the Orange series in line with the Black Edition technology. We still sell the surface mount capacitors as an option. But the updated designs are more efficient and will produce better overall results. The differences between the 10 and 10R series - besides a little height difference, is just that the 10R can handle lower turn motors (hence the extra height). Right now we don't have a "blinky only" speed control, because in other parts of the world, blinky is not required, so we need units with all the options available. But our unit is also designed to help tech inspectors see that not only is the blinky mode activated. But also that the unit is in neutral at the same time, so it can be accurately checked. |
Originally Posted by Captcha
(Post 13002115)
I can not find anywhere where it says any motor limit on the VX1, I do enjoy my HW that I have, but I have also heard many great things about the Viper esc's.
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Originally Posted by nikos2002
(Post 13002120)
Currently all the VTX10 models come with the "pig tail" style capacitors, even the Orange series. Its just updates we have made over the years to bring the Orange series in line with the Black Edition technology. We still sell the surface mount capacitors as an option. But the updated designs are more efficient and will produce better overall results.
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So far so good with my new Viper speed controllers in 2wd and 4wd buggy! These controllers are both smooth yet robust! I like the program box and look forward to posting up a few set-ups for these units soon.
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VIPER REP...... I just order a vtx10be, are you saying in the post above since all vtx series come with pig-tale style caps that there are no differences between them? 10 vs. 10be & 10r vs. 10rbe
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Originally Posted by JOHNSON!
(Post 13004494)
VIPER REP...... I just order a vtx10be, are you saying in the post above since all vtx series come with pig-tale style caps that there are no differences between them? 10 vs. 10be & 10r vs. 10rbe
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Is there a way to check if I have a faulty sensor unit in my VST motor? Using a volt meter or something?
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Viper in my b5..As you can see with the Viper there is plenty of room
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Here are to options to think about with mounting the VTX esc with the pigtail capacitors. The Black Edition pictured is actually one of Lee Martin's from the IFMAR Worlds - he just shortened the lead wires so the cap stayed right on top of the ESC. The orange VTX10R is one of my spares, I put it on the side, shortened the wires slightly (could have a little more, I am picky like that).
Its OK to shorten the wires on the capacitors, you really don't want to lengthen them, they loose efficiency at that point. |
Originally Posted by Derry
(Post 13005140)
Is there a way to check if I have a faulty sensor unit in my VST motor? Using a volt meter or something?
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Originally Posted by nikos2002
(Post 13005178)
There are motor checkers out there that also have a sensor test part. I would put another motor on the esc - it will let you now if the esc is OK.
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Amain dosent Carry the viper vtx10 8.5T motor ESC combo :cry:
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