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Old 03-06-2005, 10:31 AM
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I just bought a Steenari Pro 12x2. After about half throttle, servo and motor both begin to jump around, very badly. This is the speed controller I have:

http://www.teamtekin.com/Manuals/TEMFET_ESC_1988.pdf

The instructions say it can handle 240a continuous. The same speed controller used to be in a sprint car with a motor that drew atleast the same power as the motor I have now.

I have 2 of these speed controllers, both exhibit the same problem. I don't have a third speed controller of a different make to test. When I put a different motor in, an old worn out 12x1 or an old Peak stock motor, I have no problems (other than the car is slow, lol).

The only answer I can come up with is I need capacitors on the motor, but these v2 motors aren't supposed to need them according to everyone I talk to.

Any suggestion would be immensely appreciated!
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Old 03-06-2005, 11:06 AM
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Most likely there is a problem with your speed control. You can send the motor toTTeam Orion customer service and we can take a look at it.

or call Customer Service at 714-694-2812.

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If I haven't gotten it figured out in a couple days, I'll do that.

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I just tried it with a brand new (as in never been used except once to insure it worked properly) Novak T4, rated at 176amps, and experienced the exact same problem. I'm highly doubting I have 3 speed controllers malfunctioning the exact same way.
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Three strikes & you're out Orion!

Definitely sounds like a 'noisy' motor causing your glitch.
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thats along the lines of what I am thinking. solder on some caps and see what happens then.
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As long as the red led is on, the capacitors are working. Also, check your wiring and make sure nothing is grounding out of the chassis.
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Ya if your having problems its either the motor is screwed up, or its more than likely user error, if you can take a pic of the way you have it wired up that may help.
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I don't think I could wire 3 speed controllers and 2 different motors, and have them work, and then switch to a third motor and have it not work. There is only positive and negative on a motor, its quite simple actually.

I've sent the motor off already anyways.
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Please send in the motor and I will take care of it for you.

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Who did you think I sent it to? lol
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Either way I will receive your motor.
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