Big Rock Big rock ESC not have low voltage protection?

[zombie]

Hi,

I am a new guy for this forum, and I've owned the big rock for just 1 week.
This is a great truck for me
BUT...I am not sure the ESC has the low voltage protection, I just don‘t want my lipo broken.
I hope it can stop automatically when the voltage is lower than 3.5V.
Can anyone tell me? THX

 

[nulli]

Why don't you measure your lipos after cut-off then, ffs.

 

[TooTall]

Check here: https://www.arrma-rc.com/power-systems/latest/blx200

Say LVC at 3.2V

-TT

 

[zombie]

Love u,bro
I am really blind...hahaha

 

[zombie]

Check here: https://www.arrma-rc.com/power-systems/latest/blx200

Say LVC at 3.2V

-TT

Love u,bro
I am really blind...hahaha

 

[mikegriffin84]

Why don't you measure your lipos after cut-off then, ffs.

Wow... Your a cock

 

[LK80]

Big Rock has BLX100 > LVC=3,4 V
https://www.arrma-rc.com/part/AR390069

 

[djbicky]

Big Rock has BLX100 > LVC=3,4 V
https://www.arrma-rc.com/part/AR390069

LVC states 3.4v but the minimum I’ve detected after cut off is 3.65v every time! How can I adjust this please ?

 

[LK80]

Unfortunately LVC in BLX100 is not adjustable...
Solution might be to set BLX100 into NiMh mode, but then you need to control the voltage yourself* - it will not turn off at 3,4 V and will go lower, which can destroy LiPo.

* LiPo alarm is what you need

 

[djbicky]

Unfortunately LVC in BLX100 is not adjustable...
Solution might be to set BLX100 into NiMh mode, but then you need to control the voltage yourself* - it will not turn off at 3,4 V and will go lower, which can destroy LiPo.

* LiPo alarm is what you need

What if I connect an aftermarket esc programming card or will these not work with these esc ?