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Old 03-07-2011 | 12:51 AM
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Originally Posted by Mikkel_R
Well testing was interesting on Thursday, put the car down for the first time in about 3 months after driving a Mini, pulled away and thought yep thats quick.

After about 5 laps the car slowed right down, I though the Lipo might have been dead so changed it but it was slow from the out set.

Got a bit worried, but the only thing I changed from the last time I ran was the firmware ( upgraded to 219 ) so I changed it back to 518 reset the end points and the car ran fine for the rest of the day.

Anyone any ideas?

Originally Posted by Shawn68z
You need to provide alot more information. Type of car, motor, gearing, track layout, and the ESC settings.

With the 119 (or 1224), you can easily Over time the motor, and it sounds like this is what you have done. Try upgrading back to the 119 software, and then start very conservative on the timing. We do know that step #54 Boost is 36 deg of timing. (Confirmed here on Rctech).

Brushless motors will not run properly with more then 60deg of timing, they tend to run slow and make alot of heat.


Shawn.
Car : MI4LP
Motor : 13.5GM
Gearing : 7.01 rollout
Track : Carpet, med grip, flowing and tight turns and indoor temp 8'c
ESC settings : default factory settings ( uploaded software and didnt change anything )

After the first 5 lap run motor was 25'c
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