Originally Posted by sk8ter b0y
(Post 7210343)
sweet, thats very helpful thks for the test info muscle man!
Look forward for ur truggy motor test Will post here too. I will test with 6s n 4s. Keep viewing |
Understand some users were asking why after running a while the Hobbywing ESC shows Green and Red blinking, the reason for this is because of the sensor, the ESC detect abnormal signal from the motor.
It could be due to - Damage sensor wire - Damage motor sensor board I personally encounter the problem once and after changing sensor board on the BL motor, it's working fine again. Beware of timing advanced as advancing too much might damage the motor, check temperature and set to the correct timing/gearing before bring it for a race. |
Thx Edwin for helping to clear things up.
Originally Posted by hoppie
(Post 7264505)
Understand some users were asking why after running a while the Hobbywing ESC shows Green and Red blinking, the reason for this is because of the sensor, the ESC detect abnormal signal from the motor.
It could be due to - Damage sensor wire - Damage motor sensor board I personally encounter the problem once and after changing sensor board on the BL motor, it's working fine again. Beware of timing advanced as advancing too much might damage the motor, check temperature and set to the correct timing/gearing before bring it for a race. |
Originally Posted by hoppie
(Post 7264505)
Understand some users were asking why after running a while the Hobbywing ESC shows Green and Red blinking, the reason for this is because of the sensor, the ESC detect abnormal signal from the motor.
It could be due to - Damage sensor wire - Damage motor sensor board I personally encounter the problem once and after changing sensor board on the BL motor, it's working fine again. Beware of timing advanced as advancing too much might damage the motor, check temperature and set to the correct timing/gearing before bring it for a race. |
Originally Posted by Official
(Post 7264539)
Yah someone cooked and smoked his motor last sunday. :sneaky:
okok i also cooked 1, but lucky i got nice brothers who helped me out, must really express my thanks if not i wont be able to finish the race ;) |
hi there
i just bought a xerun combo with a 120A speed control and a 5.5T 6000kv sensored motor. do you know what gearing ratio this motor needs to run problem free so i can gear my car? |
Originally Posted by mousou
(Post 7295137)
hi there
i just bought a xerun combo with a 120A speed control and a 5.5T 6000kv sensored motor. do you know what gearing ratio this motor needs to run problem free so i can gear my car? |
Originally Posted by SuperEk4
(Post 7210543)
No problem the 4274 motor will be tested within this 2 weeks.
Will post here too. I will test with 6s n 4s. Keep viewing I used the 4274 motor n ezrun 150amp esc 10mins race. Setup Punch 5 No drag brakes Forward/ brake/reverse Brakes 25% timing 15 4s 4100@30c Gearing 16/46 speed 38mph temp esc 50* & motor 70* Car x1 CRT hong nor motor was smooth & no clogging it ran very well. |
Dun forget to add that u left 2% on your battery on this setup up.
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Originally Posted by kuanseng1981
(Post 7295862)
Dun forget to add that u left 2% on your battery on this setup up.
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Originally Posted by mousou
(Post 7295137)
hi there
i just bought a xerun combo with a 120A speed control and a 5.5T 6000kv sensored motor. do you know what gearing ratio this motor needs to run problem free so i can gear my car? Are you using the above combo on 1/10 touring or offroad car? Look at the manual given on Page 7 http://www.hobbywing.com/upload/manual/CarESC_e.pdf As per manual for 5.5T, Onroad: FDR-8 to 9.4 Offroad: FDR-10 to 12 FDR: Final Drive Ratio. |
For those who are using xerun 120amp esc & got weak brakes may I know what firmware u guys are using?
hobbywing is asking to solve this issue. |
1st
Thank you all for the assistance....;) 2nd after helping me find out the proper gearing the xerun needs my next problem is what PINION to use to succeed this gearing ratio.... I own a KYOSHO TF-5 stallion (just finished assembling it) and i am waiting for the XERUN to arrive ..... I intend to use it with a 3 cell lipo.... The stock spur gear is 64P-106T and the cars internal gear ratio is 2.5 : 1 XERUN needs 8-9.4 : 1 How do i do the math to find out how many teeth the pinion gear should be??? Really really sorry if i messed your heads with so many questions but everybody has got to start learning somehow..... thank you all.... |
Originally Posted by mousou
(Post 7306158)
1st
Thank you all for the assistance....;) 2nd after helping me find out the proper gearing the xerun needs my next problem is what PINION to use to succeed this gearing ratio.... I own a KYOSHO TF-5 stallion (just finished assembling it) and i am waiting for the XERUN to arrive ..... I intend to use it with a 3 cell lipo.... The stock spur gear is 64P-106T and the cars internal gear ratio is 2.5 : 1 XERUN needs 8-9.4 : 1 How do i do the math to find out how many teeth the pinion gear should be??? Really really sorry if i messed your heads with so many questions but everybody has got to start learning somehow..... thank you all.... |
Bro I used to hv that car! It's a great car, on 2s it's already very very fast on 3s it's undriveable! N I think the gear ratio is meant for 2s not 3.
This car has a steering problem it understeer. The faster the worst. At 3s the wear n tear is huge n spares is rare. I hv some left over spares if u want to buy.[ QUOTE=mousou;7306158]1st Thank you all for the assistance....;) 2nd after helping me find out the proper gearing the xerun needs my next problem is what PINION to use to succeed this gearing ratio.... I own a KYOSHO TF-5 stallion (just finished assembling it) and i am waiting for the XERUN to arrive ..... I intend to use it with a 3 cell lipo.... The stock spur gear is 64P-106T and the cars internal gear ratio is 2.5 : 1 XERUN needs 8-9.4 : 1 How do i do the math to find out how many teeth the pinion gear should be??? Really really sorry if i messed your heads with so many questions but everybody has got to start learning somehow..... thank you all....[/QUOTE] |
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