4LikesNEW HOBBYWING STOCK SUPERCHARGED SOFTWARE
09-03-2012 | 04:40 PM
#9782
So, I have my new HW Xerun 120A 1s installed in my 1/12th. I've got 508 non-timing software onboard, and everything seems to work just fine. But, the "blinky" LED seems to be on the bottom of the ESC and is all but impossible to see. I took it into a dark closet to see if it was actually there. It is, but there's no way to see it in normal light, it's that faint.
Has anyone had trouble teching the Hobbywing in where a visual confirmation of the blinking light is required? Is this the normal thing?
Has anyone had trouble teching the Hobbywing in where a visual confirmation of the blinking light is required? Is this the normal thing?
mine is very clear to see the blinky led ...my esc bottom case is clear plastic...
09-03-2012 | 06:07 PM
#9783
Tech Adept
Joined: Sep 2011
Posts: 213
Guys, what an initial configuration to a 10.5t boosted:
Esc V2-60A, motors option: Xerun blue Baslistik or SpeedPassion V3, which better?
Results of my radio telemetry tests:
FDR 8.5 - 61251 rpm / speed 84,3 km/h / motor temp 95C (with cooler)
FDR 8.90 - 63190 rpm / speed 82,93 km/h / motor temp 100C (with cooler)
Set Esc:
Boost 36
Start RPM 2000
Turbo open: 18º / 01sec.
Turbo timming 28º
Turbo open delay 0,3
Boost timming ACC 300
My main opponents have top speed the 94km/h.
Races have 8 minuts, environment temperature is +/- 28C and track +/- 45C
Tks for your help.
Esc V2-60A, motors option: Xerun blue Baslistik or SpeedPassion V3, which better?
Results of my radio telemetry tests:
FDR 8.5 - 61251 rpm / speed 84,3 km/h / motor temp 95C (with cooler)
FDR 8.90 - 63190 rpm / speed 82,93 km/h / motor temp 100C (with cooler)
Set Esc:
Boost 36
Start RPM 2000
Turbo open: 18º / 01sec.
Turbo timming 28º
Turbo open delay 0,3
Boost timming ACC 300
My main opponents have top speed the 94km/h.
Races have 8 minuts, environment temperature is +/- 28C and track +/- 45C
Tks for your help.
09-03-2012 | 07:13 PM
#9784
Tech Initiate
Joined: Oct 2010
Posts: 40
From: Brazil / SP
09-03-2012 | 09:17 PM
#9785
Tech Adept
Joined: Sep 2011
Posts: 213
disconnect the pinion and set turbo to 0 and give full throttle, read telemetry RPM value , that is when your turbo start.
09-03-2012 | 09:55 PM
#9786
hey, this has probably been asked before but i dont have time to read through the past pages.
I have a HW v3 ESC and have had it for 3-4 months or so. i'm having an issue with it that after a pre race warm up and then sitting on the grid for max 20-30 sec the car goes into blinky mode from boosted mode.
FYI - i run 17.5t boosted and have had a HW team driver look at the problem but all he can come up with is that i should change modes. yes this works for a little while but then RANDOMLY happens again. i also cant figure out why its doing it, there is nothing that i'm doing that i see can cause it.
Can i get some help / incite on how to FIX this issue as it hasn't happened in a big race yet but i can see it will soon.
I have a HW v3 ESC and have had it for 3-4 months or so. i'm having an issue with it that after a pre race warm up and then sitting on the grid for max 20-30 sec the car goes into blinky mode from boosted mode.
FYI - i run 17.5t boosted and have had a HW team driver look at the problem but all he can come up with is that i should change modes. yes this works for a little while but then RANDOMLY happens again. i also cant figure out why its doing it, there is nothing that i'm doing that i see can cause it.
Can i get some help / incite on how to FIX this issue as it hasn't happened in a big race yet but i can see it will soon.
09-04-2012 | 12:37 AM
#9787
Tech Adept
Joined: Oct 2008
Posts: 231
From: Miri, Sarawak, Malaysia
hey, this has probably been asked before but i dont have time to read through the past pages.
I have a HW v3 ESC and have had it for 3-4 months or so. i'm having an issue with it that after a pre race warm up and then sitting on the grid for max 20-30 sec the car goes into blinky mode from boosted mode.
FYI - i run 17.5t boosted and have had a HW team driver look at the problem but all he can come up with is that i should change modes. yes this works for a little while but then RANDOMLY happens again. i also cant figure out why its doing it, there is nothing that i'm doing that i see can cause it.
Can i get some help / incite on how to FIX this issue as it hasn't happened in a big race yet but i can see it will soon.
I have a HW v3 ESC and have had it for 3-4 months or so. i'm having an issue with it that after a pre race warm up and then sitting on the grid for max 20-30 sec the car goes into blinky mode from boosted mode.
FYI - i run 17.5t boosted and have had a HW team driver look at the problem but all he can come up with is that i should change modes. yes this works for a little while but then RANDOMLY happens again. i also cant figure out why its doing it, there is nothing that i'm doing that i see can cause it.
Can i get some help / incite on how to FIX this issue as it hasn't happened in a big race yet but i can see it will soon.
it worked for mined and a few other guys
09-04-2012 | 12:45 AM
#9788
Thread Starter
Tech Elite
Joined: Nov 2007
Posts: 3,338
hey, this has probably been asked before but i dont have time to read through the past pages.
I have a HW v3 ESC and have had it for 3-4 months or so. i'm having an issue with it that after a pre race warm up and then sitting on the grid for max 20-30 sec the car goes into blinky mode from boosted mode.
FYI - i run 17.5t boosted and have had a HW team driver look at the problem but all he can come up with is that i should change modes. yes this works for a little while but then RANDOMLY happens again. i also cant figure out why its doing it, there is nothing that i'm doing that i see can cause it.
Can i get some help / incite on how to FIX this issue as it hasn't happened in a big race yet but i can see it will soon.
I have a HW v3 ESC and have had it for 3-4 months or so. i'm having an issue with it that after a pre race warm up and then sitting on the grid for max 20-30 sec the car goes into blinky mode from boosted mode.
FYI - i run 17.5t boosted and have had a HW team driver look at the problem but all he can come up with is that i should change modes. yes this works for a little while but then RANDOMLY happens again. i also cant figure out why its doing it, there is nothing that i'm doing that i see can cause it.
Can i get some help / incite on how to FIX this issue as it hasn't happened in a big race yet but i can see it will soon.
[email protected] or [email protected]
09-04-2012 | 03:22 AM
#9789
Tech Rookie
Joined: Aug 2012
Posts: 16
hey guys im having trouble finding out how to do this or get any info and have had a search with not many results, i have a hobbywing 120a ezrun V2.1 esc and need to get it into BLINKY Mode any help of how i go about this would be appreciated
09-04-2012 | 03:36 AM
#9790
It is quite possible, that if you have a short turbo engage, and are starting from a low rpm, you will have turbo engaged long before a high rpm is reached. And that's before we even start to talk about boost timing addition, and that no load motor RPM (as your doing by taking the pinion off) will always be higher than what's seen on track.
There isn't really any way to quantify exactly when the turbo kicks in, bar having a full om data logger on the car.
Regards
Ed
09-04-2012 | 05:38 AM
#9791
Tech Addict
Joined: Feb 2007
Posts: 596
Use the PC Software and the programming box to load the 580_NoTiming software to the speedo, then once done, recalibrate to your handset.
Any issues, please get in touch
Cheers
Chris
09-04-2012 | 09:19 AM
#9793
Tech Initiate
Joined: Oct 2010
Posts: 40
From: Brazil / SP
That's not correct. Turbo on the V2 is related to how long the throttle has been at 100%, not anything to do with RPM.
It is quite possible, that if you have a short turbo engage, and are starting from a low rpm, you will have turbo engaged long before a high rpm is reached. And that's before we even start to talk about boost timing addition, and that no load motor RPM (as your doing by taking the pinion off) will always be higher than what's seen on track.
There isn't really any way to quantify exactly when the turbo kicks in, bar having a full om data logger on the car.
Regards
Ed
It is quite possible, that if you have a short turbo engage, and are starting from a low rpm, you will have turbo engaged long before a high rpm is reached. And that's before we even start to talk about boost timing addition, and that no load motor RPM (as your doing by taking the pinion off) will always be higher than what's seen on track.
There isn't really any way to quantify exactly when the turbo kicks in, bar having a full om data logger on the car.
Regards
Ed
If my Boost Start is low (2000rpm) is likely between the turbo with the Boost.
I will test my boost at higher RPM to enter after the start of the Turbo.
Any suggestions for setup? V2 to 10.5t.
Tks all
09-04-2012 | 10:09 AM
#9795
I'm absolutely positive this has been asked before, but honestly searching for it in this thread I think would be almost impossible. So, here goes.
I've read, and I believe, that turbo doesn't kick in until all boost has been applied. The question is, does that mean that if I have turbo delay of .2, and I'm now at full boost, it takes .2 additional seconds to begin adding the turbo, or is it .2 seconds after full throttle, regardless of how long after that it takes to apply boost?
Asked another way, if it took .3 seconds to get full boost, would it take .5 seconds total for turbo to begin being added, or would turbo start being applied at the .3 second mark, assuming the same turbo delay of .2?
End result is, I would like to see my full timing kick in around .5 or .6 of a second, and I've calculated that it takes about .26 of a second to apply full boost, using TryHard's Excel sheet (slightly modified to match the v2 software). I think it will do that, assuming turbo delay is not based on boost being fully applied, and given these settings:
Thanks,
Ethan
I've read, and I believe, that turbo doesn't kick in until all boost has been applied. The question is, does that mean that if I have turbo delay of .2, and I'm now at full boost, it takes .2 additional seconds to begin adding the turbo, or is it .2 seconds after full throttle, regardless of how long after that it takes to apply boost?
Asked another way, if it took .3 seconds to get full boost, would it take .5 seconds total for turbo to begin being added, or would turbo start being applied at the .3 second mark, assuming the same turbo delay of .2?
End result is, I would like to see my full timing kick in around .5 or .6 of a second, and I've calculated that it takes about .26 of a second to apply full boost, using TryHard's Excel sheet (slightly modified to match the v2 software). I think it will do that, assuming turbo delay is not based on boost being fully applied, and given these settings:
Thanks,
Ethan