Originally Posted by
TOM MAR
Set timing is ok, it is the Dynamic timing that is not legal for blinky mode.
Some of the LRP esc's have different timing settings that can be preset.
In blinky mode that timing does not increase or decrease.
Out of blinky mode the timing will advance as the rpm's increase, between 2 user selected rpm range's at a user selected # of degrees.
You can preset timing on the mmp also in blinky mode, I think it is 0,5,& 10 degrees.
These are fixed settings that do not change during a run, it is similar to changing the timing on the motor.Performed by the electronics of the esc instead of the sensor position.
Many ESCs have adjustable static timing advance, but as I understand it none is allowed in blinky mode, the adjustment is no longer available. It is my understanding that 0 timing is just that, 0, generally with a way to verify. Isn't this what got ORCA and Tekin in trouble, having some static timing advance?