Airplanes radios. Try moving the throttle trim all the way down to negative. When I tried my JR12x, I had to do this just so that the ESC can recognize neutral properly.

Thanks for your replies!

Ok, i fiddled a little bit around, trimming the trottle. No difference. Seems like the esc is recognizing the neutral position properly...

I also updated the reverse graph, as I discovered the previous was a bit off:



Edit:
Im starting to understand. Thinking it must have to do with stick sentering...
Any idea how to test this?
Ive tried to adjust the trottle dead band, but without luck...

Not exactly sure I understand the graph, is it lag.... then reverse curve? or is that starting off in fast reverse, going to nothing, then following reverse curve?
Do you have the radio setup as a simple 4 channel? if so try swapping the 2 channels around at the receiver and see if it is the same, which should tell you if its the radio causing the problem. Also what mode is esc set to ?(forward brake reverse or forward reverse) also do obvious things like calibrate radio first, then calibrate esc(to radio), if you havent already

Ha! I was doing the same thing and going crazy. Finally had a "Duh" moment and all works good. I am using the SkyRC software and all works as it should. I am able to read and write to the ESC with no issues.
The only snafu I have is the program defaults to Chinese instead of English on startup. Other than that, working great on the PC and/or program card.

Just want to check which esc are you using, is it the skyrc or turnigy

You are correct. Its starting off in fast reverse, going to zero speed and then following the normal reverse curve.

My radio is an opensource 8ch airplane transmitter. I can mix a lot with my channels and switches. I tried to have the negative part of the stick on one channel, the positive on the other and then combine these to another channel. By offsetting the negative part, I would like to skip the first 20% on the reverse (so that neutral (0%) and -20% is the same spot). But it seems like the radio is interpolating and the effect dissappears...7

I also tried to set trottle to another channel. There is no difference.
Also changing the reverse speed will do no difference. The startoff reverse speed is constant!

EDIT:
Finally! I found a solution!
By making a custom switch, which set the trottle to zero when trottle is lower than trottle offset. (SW1 - v<ofs - THR - 0) and setting offset to -20, the radio jumps the first 20 on reverse. I also had to split the trottle channel in positive and negative direction (forward and backward as trottle is higher than offset above neutral)

Dirty fix, but it works!

Hello, I took some time reading this thread, I live in Spain I have finally decided to buy it even here there is nothing of this esc you advise me a motor?,I've been looking at an engine TENSHOCK But are 6 poles and are at the limit of esc. I feel my English is not really good. Greetings!!

please help

i am having issues with trackstar software. The program loads and as soon as i plug the usb card in windows shuts it down.

i know all my equipment is good tested all good. I have plugged u card and car into my friends laptop all works fine.

It did work once but not anymore.

Please help, i have spoken to hobbyking and there are aware of the issue but no resolve. I am using a dell old laptop with windows vista basic.

I have made a utube vid ut will not allow me post a link please search for "Turnigy Trackstar USB programme NOT WORKING - YouTube

Waiting for reply from hobbyking as well, there is a problem with either the software OR firmware on program box.
if you read my earlier posts it descirbes how you can get the software to write to the esc but NEVER been able to read it. will post here anything I find out from hobbyking but that might take a while

Not sure what you are going to use it for, but I got this one,
Turnigy TrackStar 1/8th Sensored Brushless Motor 2350KV , it is a good match for the turnigy esc and a 1/8th buggy.

Thought I would through some info out there.....
I ordered 2) TS150a this christmas from ebay on special... and a bluetooth module.
Just so you know they are not water proof.....LOL yes I smoked one right before a race this last weekend.....
But other than that they both worked awesome, smooth power....bluetooth module is great easy to use.
I am going to order another one. I think I am going to mod them with a epoxy fix so as to make them water proof, just to prevent me from burning another one. Yes I am lazy and use water to clean my buggies.

I use the same setup. It is fast and sounds great too!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJyC3...dvtw0Xt7oZoAyw

My buddy was at that raced and told me that happened to you after washing you car off. You would think more electronics more water resistant these days.

Hey guys, could one of you tell me which setting in the program card does the current limiting? The translation leaves quite a bit to be desired. TrackStar 150A btw.

if you read this post,http://www.rctech.net/forum/12899954-post30.html , it tells you the available options and their meanings in a little bit better detail, if you want to check the original version go here, ##w.hobbywing.com/uploadfiles/sx/file/Manual/HW-09-80.pdf, it is for hobbywing but the options are very similar.
I don't think you can current limit, but maybe altering the throttle curve will achieve the same result, depending on what you are trying to do