Tekin RSX Thread
#1637
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Posts: 95
From: Reno, NV
#1643
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Joined: Sep 2020
Posts: 12
someone school me here...
RSX vs RSX PRO (im guessing the former "cheaper" by $30 is an older version?)
does it matter for an xb4 10.5 build? if its worth the extra $30...im not gonna complain.
hard to find the info on google, found it here...so nevermind
New solder posts that are shorter and have a different solder pocket design for easier connections.
New FETs which upped the amperage to 210 from the previous 180.
New BEC components.
Board composition also changed, striving for lower resistance.
Larger heat sink for increased cooling.
RSX vs RSX PRO (im guessing the former "cheaper" by $30 is an older version?)
does it matter for an xb4 10.5 build? if its worth the extra $30...im not gonna complain.
hard to find the info on google, found it here...so nevermind

New solder posts that are shorter and have a different solder pocket design for easier connections.
New FETs which upped the amperage to 210 from the previous 180.
New BEC components.
Board composition also changed, striving for lower resistance.
Larger heat sink for increased cooling.
#1644
Joined: Mar 2008
Posts: 5,719
From: At dirt tracks in Michigan!
someone school me here...
RSX vs RSX PRO (im guessing the former "cheaper" by $30 is an older version?)
does it matter for an xb4 10.5 build? if its worth the extra $30...im not gonna complain.
hard to find the info on google, found it here...so nevermind
New solder posts that are shorter and have a different solder pocket design for easier connections.
New FETs which upped the amperage to 210 from the previous 180.
New BEC components.
Board composition also changed, striving for lower resistance.
Larger heat sink for increased cooling.
RSX vs RSX PRO (im guessing the former "cheaper" by $30 is an older version?)
does it matter for an xb4 10.5 build? if its worth the extra $30...im not gonna complain.
hard to find the info on google, found it here...so nevermind

New solder posts that are shorter and have a different solder pocket design for easier connections.
New FETs which upped the amperage to 210 from the previous 180.
New BEC components.
Board composition also changed, striving for lower resistance.
Larger heat sink for increased cooling.
#1649
Is there a way to extract the raw data from Hotwire. I know we can download and view the files through the Hotwire tool, but I want to extract the raw data points and put it into a more typical full scale data analysis program. I would love to be able to pinpoint three different sections of the track based on throttle lift points then view average mph or rpm for each section. Would also then be able to find best theoretical lap by looking at the best of the three sections.
I love the idea of the Hotwire, but wish it could capture more inputs and download the raw data sets.
I love the idea of the Hotwire, but wish it could capture more inputs and download the raw data sets.



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