Originally Posted by
oldrcr
I am curious, is that what has been said, or is it a known fact about the voltage increase? If it increases the voltage, I would think that it breaks the rules. and if this is not a rule, it should be. The speed control should only be able to put out a voltage equal to or lower than the battery voltage. Pretty simple.
I have only heard theories from others that the voltage has been increased, no proof of this. Even the developer of the black diamond esc has stated that there is no voltage increase.
http://www.rctech.net/forum/electric...inions-22.html
Post #316
No that's not right.
It was a mistake from me.
I didn't understand the explanation correct.
The speedo has a dynamic voltage curve but will never be higher than the Voltage of the lipo.
What I can say it changes the voltage and the timing depending the power that the motor need to accelerate. How exactly it works I don't now.
I removed it but I see you were to fast for me.
For the latest info I have the speedo is currently tested by the IFMAR, ROAR and EFRA.