Tekin Hotwire 3.0 Bluetooth Thread
#110
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#113
I am going to assume you are racing?
Try gearing it up a couple of teeth... it will calm the motor down and allow it to run cooler
Set your punch down to 6
Choose timing profile C2... no timing adjustment
The motor is a beast LOL... lots of HP to play with.
Try gearing it up a couple of teeth... it will calm the motor down and allow it to run cooler
Set your punch down to 6
Choose timing profile C2... no timing adjustment
The motor is a beast LOL... lots of HP to play with.
#115
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Motor hot = undergeared
ESC hot = overgeared
Obviously there are too many variables for that to be absolute, but that's a good guide to start out with... With that, as lowspark mentioned you'd want to go up rather than down in gearing.
#116
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What I've read, but not needed to troubleshoot myself, is that the general rule of thumb (but not absolute) is:
Motor hot = undergeared
ESC hot = overgeared
Obviously there are too many variables for that to be absolute, but that's a good guide to start out with... With that, as lowspark mentioned you'd want to go up rather than down in gearing.
Motor hot = undergeared
ESC hot = overgeared
Obviously there are too many variables for that to be absolute, but that's a good guide to start out with... With that, as lowspark mentioned you'd want to go up rather than down in gearing.
I do have a 16T pinion I could try.
#118
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Hi folks,
Downloaded hotwire app from the store to have a look. (I am considering purchasing a couple of BE for 17.5/13.5.)
Q: I could not see a way to change throttle/brake frequency nor apply active drag (in demo mode at least). Does the option exist once connected to an actual esc (maybe just BE)? Does anyone actually use active drag in off road racing and if so does it cause heat issue for the motor? Is my original hotwire circa 2007 of any use with current gen stuff?
thanks,
Michael
Downloaded hotwire app from the store to have a look. (I am considering purchasing a couple of BE for 17.5/13.5.)
Q: I could not see a way to change throttle/brake frequency nor apply active drag (in demo mode at least). Does the option exist once connected to an actual esc (maybe just BE)? Does anyone actually use active drag in off road racing and if so does it cause heat issue for the motor? Is my original hotwire circa 2007 of any use with current gen stuff?
thanks,
Michael
#119
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I think the hotwire demo is older than the brake and throttle freq adjustments that is why you don't see those adjustments. The original hotwire is still supported and fully supports the current ESCs. I still use mine, note that the original hotwire does not utilize Bluetooth it is strictly connected to a computer or phone by wire.
#120
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Yes, the Demo does not have all the functionality exposed. I will take photos for you showing what you can configure this evening. You should be able to do everything you need with Hotwire. After working through a few hardware compatibility issues, I've been really impressed with Hotwire and it's ease of use.



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