Speed Passion Thread
#4876
Joined: Nov 2002
Posts: 7,758
From: Chicago, IL
More CAPS wouldn't really help in most situations. I don't there's a point of diminishing returns, but more caps isn't necessarily better or needed. If that was the case we'd see tons more caps in modified classes.
#4877
What's a good 25mm replacement fan for the Reventon PRO 1.0 Units? The newer model uses a better fan but I haven't upgraded yet and I've killed a couple of the speed passion fans really easily. Thanks!
#4878
Tech Initiate
Joined: Mar 2013
Posts: 30
From: Rancho Cucamonga, CA.
Use a Reventon R with a 7.5T in a SC10.2 and very happy with its performance. I'm wondering what the differences are between the three setups. I'm using Mod 0 . Will be switching all my cars to SP. Love the pricing and the reliability
Thanks,
Rich
Thanks,
Rich
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#4879
Tech Initiate
Joined: Mar 2013
Posts: 30
From: Rancho Cucamonga, CA.
Also I have a really narrow neutral range. As soon as I pull the trigger there is no hesitation. I mean I can pull it a fraction of an inch and it starts the motor. It also happens in reverse, if I'm using reverse during practice. Again using the Reventon R speed control. Can this be control from the ESC or better to use my Futaba Radio to control this?
Thanks,
Rich
Thanks,
Rich
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#4880
Modify 0 on a Reventon R & Competition v3.0 here too.
That's a great set-up - impressively smooth operation and lots of power under the hood.
One question if I may: it takes some time and 5-6 presses on the throttle until I can activate the reverse... is this related to the motor having to come to a full stop before it starts rotating backwards?
I mean is this normal or should I do something?
That's a great set-up - impressively smooth operation and lots of power under the hood.
One question if I may: it takes some time and 5-6 presses on the throttle until I can activate the reverse... is this related to the motor having to come to a full stop before it starts rotating backwards?
I mean is this normal or should I do something?
#4883
mod 0, mod 1 and mod 2 are each a little smoother than previous. if you are running mod 0 and liking it you will probably find that you like the others even more. mod 0 has a point in the throttle that you can kind of feel it kick in. that makes it harder to control on anything but high bite. mod 1 and then mod 2 have less of this effect.
if you want less throttle response you can try a higher percent on the narrow band or use a little negative exponential. (If you use a Spektrum radio you would use a positive number on the expo function. )
if you want less throttle response you can try a higher percent on the narrow band or use a little negative exponential. (If you use a Spektrum radio you would use a positive number on the expo function. )
#4884
Joined: Nov 2002
Posts: 7,758
From: Chicago, IL
Also I have a really narrow neutral range. As soon as I pull the trigger there is no hesitation. I mean I can pull it a fraction of an inch and it starts the motor. It also happens in reverse, if I'm using reverse during practice. Again using the Reventon R speed control. Can this be control from the ESC or better to use my Futaba Radio to control this?
Thanks,
Rich
Thanks,
Rich
Recalibrate your TX to the ESC. Make sure your nuetral, full throttle and full brake are set correctly.
http://www.speedpassion.net/us/catagory.asp?c=mtr&sc=56
I know that a few of our sponsored guys have run low turn 540 mods in 4x4 SCT with success as well.
#4885
Tech Initiate
Joined: Mar 2013
Posts: 30
From: Rancho Cucamonga, CA.
Modify 0 on a Reventon R & Competition v3.0 here too.
That's a great set-up - impressively smooth operation and lots of power under the hood.
One question if I may: it takes some time and 5-6 presses on the throttle until I can activate the reverse... is this related to the motor having to come to a full stop before it starts rotating backwards?
I mean is this normal or should I do something?
That's a great set-up - impressively smooth operation and lots of power under the hood.
One question if I may: it takes some time and 5-6 presses on the throttle until I can activate the reverse... is this related to the motor having to come to a full stop before it starts rotating backwards?
I mean is this normal or should I do something?
#4886
Tech Initiate
Joined: Mar 2013
Posts: 30
From: Rancho Cucamonga, CA.
[QUOTE=Nexus;13290379]Rich,
Recalibrate your TX to the ESC. Make sure your nuetral, full throttle and full brake are set correctly.
Done that a couple of times with the same results. It's not a really big deal but if I accidentally hit the trigger its off and running!!! I even set the ESC to 12% on the Neutral Range Setting. Starting to wonder if in the neutral radio calibration if I moved it a few degress back and forth would it pick that up and register it???? Not sure just thinking of ways to make it work.........
Rich
Recalibrate your TX to the ESC. Make sure your nuetral, full throttle and full brake are set correctly.
Done that a couple of times with the same results. It's not a really big deal but if I accidentally hit the trigger its off and running!!! I even set the ESC to 12% on the Neutral Range Setting. Starting to wonder if in the neutral radio calibration if I moved it a few degress back and forth would it pick that up and register it???? Not sure just thinking of ways to make it work.........
Rich
#4887
Tech Initiate
Joined: Mar 2013
Posts: 30
From: Rancho Cucamonga, CA.
mod 0, mod 1 and mod 2 are each a little smoother than previous. if you are running mod 0 and liking it you will probably find that you like the others even more. mod 0 has a point in the throttle that you can kind of feel it kick in. that makes it harder to control on anything but high bite. mod 1 and then mod 2 have less of this effect.
if you want less throttle response you can try a higher percent on the narrow band or use a little negative exponential. (If you use a Spektrum radio you would use a positive number on the expo function. )
if you want less throttle response you can try a higher percent on the narrow band or use a little negative exponential. (If you use a Spektrum radio you would use a positive number on the expo function. )
#4889
Braking is fine. Strong and immediate. The problem is it takes some time for the system to engage the reverse...
I did recalibrate the ESC and it's still the same behaviour.
#4890
NEXUS: Any guesstimate when the V4 motors will be in stock, and if so where?
I need a 17.5 for my new 2WD buggy and was eating towards the MMM but wight he V4's now, I think I'd rather have that.



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