New LRP Flow Esc
#961
Tech Adept
Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 175
Looking for some advice. My car seems slower then it should be.
I've tried re calibrating ESC to radio(4PKSR) a bunch of times with EPA at 100 and 120 and so on. Still the car is not as fast as I think it should be.
For comparison my T4 14 with the orca VXX and orca 4.5 motor has much more top end even with a 7.98 ratio.
Heres my set up.
411 ERYX with 7.6 FDR
LRP flow works with the v4.7 software
Reedy 4.0T timing is at default 20 degrees
ESC setings are 3,2,0,1,0,6,3,6,1,2
Running on large asphalt track. Back straight is 220ft.
Car just doesn't seem fast enough. I'm trying to hit low-mid 60mph on the back straight but I'm only hitting around 57mph (clocked on radar gun) even when turning up boost and turbo higher then the above settings.
Almost feels like no turbo is being applied. It gets up to speed nicely but just doesn't have that pull at the end of the straight. Kinda falls flat for the last 1/4 of the back straight while fast cars continue to pull hard the whole way through.
Any ideas what to try? Manual says a bad cap could cause lower power, anybody have that problem? I have another LRP flow works in my 1/10 2wd Buggy I could try to see if its the ESC I just hate to swap them out only to be disappointed
If anybody has any suggestions I would really appreciate it.
I've tried re calibrating ESC to radio(4PKSR) a bunch of times with EPA at 100 and 120 and so on. Still the car is not as fast as I think it should be.
For comparison my T4 14 with the orca VXX and orca 4.5 motor has much more top end even with a 7.98 ratio.
Heres my set up.
411 ERYX with 7.6 FDR
LRP flow works with the v4.7 software
Reedy 4.0T timing is at default 20 degrees
ESC setings are 3,2,0,1,0,6,3,6,1,2
Running on large asphalt track. Back straight is 220ft.
Car just doesn't seem fast enough. I'm trying to hit low-mid 60mph on the back straight but I'm only hitting around 57mph (clocked on radar gun) even when turning up boost and turbo higher then the above settings.
Almost feels like no turbo is being applied. It gets up to speed nicely but just doesn't have that pull at the end of the straight. Kinda falls flat for the last 1/4 of the back straight while fast cars continue to pull hard the whole way through.
Any ideas what to try? Manual says a bad cap could cause lower power, anybody have that problem? I have another LRP flow works in my 1/10 2wd Buggy I could try to see if its the ESC I just hate to swap them out only to be disappointed
If anybody has any suggestions I would really appreciate it.
#962
Tech Adept
Joined: Mar 2013
Posts: 123
From: France
YES! DO IT NOW! If you're running blinky, your not losing out by going to the 4.7 software.
I moved to LRP ESC because of the braking power on carpet -- as I really needed the extra power to get the Awesomatix slowed down on a super tight local track -- Critters RC.
This is my first season running LRP outdoors -- previously I've run everything else
. Semi-XBrake really helps me prevent wheel lock on asphalt.
I want to try BD3 again -- but haven't had the time. It provides the most direct braking...
I moved to LRP ESC because of the braking power on carpet -- as I really needed the extra power to get the Awesomatix slowed down on a super tight local track -- Critters RC.
This is my first season running LRP outdoors -- previously I've run everything else
. Semi-XBrake really helps me prevent wheel lock on asphalt. I want to try BD3 again -- but haven't had the time. It provides the most direct braking...
#963
YES! DO IT NOW! If you're running blinky, your not losing out by going to the 4.7 software.
I moved to LRP ESC because of the braking power on carpet -- as I really needed the extra power to get the Awesomatix slowed down on a super tight local track -- Critters RC.
This is my first season running LRP outdoors -- previously I've run everything else
. Semi-XBrake really helps me prevent wheel lock on asphalt.
I want to try BD3 again -- but haven't had the time. It provides the most direct braking...
I moved to LRP ESC because of the braking power on carpet -- as I really needed the extra power to get the Awesomatix slowed down on a super tight local track -- Critters RC.
This is my first season running LRP outdoors -- previously I've run everything else
. Semi-XBrake really helps me prevent wheel lock on asphalt. I want to try BD3 again -- but haven't had the time. It provides the most direct braking...
#964
Tech Master
iTrader: (2)
Joined: Jul 2012
Posts: 1,250
do yourself a favor, remove the ESC from the car and see if you continue to have functional problems w/o it attached to the chassis. i installed a new Flow Works yesterday at the track and had similar issues. the problem was the wires were touching a metal brace on my car.
#973
Sorry to be redundant, but it is important that the factory reset be done.
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#975
Tech Master
iTrader: (22)
Joined: Feb 2012
Posts: 1,431
I found this needed to be done before you turn on the ESC for the first time after doing the update. So after updating, do not turn on the ESC unless you are holding the set button at the same time, or it will not do the factory reset and you must reinstall the new firmware again, and again do a factory reset as the first action directly after loading the new firmware.
Sorry to be redundant, but it is important that the factory reset be done.
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Sorry to be redundant, but it is important that the factory reset be done.
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