Speed Passion Thread
#2822
Tech Apprentice
Joined: Sep 2012
Posts: 72
Your program card is LED or LCD? The latest version of LED is V1.4, LCD is V2.7. What ESC firmware do you using?
#2823
Joined: Oct 2012
Posts: 3,673
From: Naperville, IL
Anyone else having trouble connecting to the wifi module? I tried using IP 192.168.11.111 and 192.168.11.223. I'm able to connect to it but when I use the reventon app, it says wifi disconnected. I tried restoring the factory setting, no difference. I bought this item new from my LHS.
#2824
Tech Regular
iTrader: (2)
Joined: Apr 2009
Posts: 284
From: Buena PArk
I have LED, i installed th enew hardware they announced, (tried to put in the v1.4) but keeps saying stall ESC, or only gives me na option to update firmware. I installed the older version the night before sea,ed all right. Getting an LCD box just because, I plan to get more Reventons, and they all come with LED, so might as well upgrade.
#2828
Joined: Oct 2012
Posts: 3,673
From: Naperville, IL
Anyone else having trouble connecting to the wifi module? I tried using IP 192.168.11.111 and 192.168.11.223. I'm able to connect to it but when I use the reventon app, it says wifi disconnected. I tried restoring the factory setting, no difference. I bought this item new from my LHS.
#2831
Speed passion has the connectors on their website. Or, you can solder directly to the tabs which is what I do.
#2832
Tech Rookie
iTrader: (2)
Joined: Aug 2011
Posts: 10
Is it necessary to remove the endbell to change the mechanical timing on the motor? I heard from a member of my local track that you only need to loosen the cap rather than to remove the whole endbell. When I tried, it showed a bit of resistance and I did not proceed further for fear of breaking the connector. Would anyone like to share their experience in adjusting the mechanical timing on their motor?
Thanks!
Thanks!
#2833
Is it necessary to remove the endbell to change the mechanical timing on the motor? I heard from a member of my local track that you only need to loosen the cap rather than to remove the whole endbell. When I tried, it showed a bit of resistance and I did not proceed further for fear of breaking the connector. Would anyone like to share their experience in adjusting the mechanical timing on their motor?
Thanks!
Thanks!
#2835
Tech Rookie
iTrader: (2)
Joined: Aug 2011
Posts: 10
He did mention that the sensor unit rests on top of a rubber ring which may make it hard to slide if not loosened well. I chickened out at this point as I didn't know how far to go before the endbell came off. From his experience, he told me that reassembly was nothing to look forward to as the magnetic rotor was finicky to align and frustrating as heck to get through the bearing.
Thanks again for helping out. I look forward to your findings.



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