Ripple should never go above 10% of total voltage.I just downloaded readings from castle link , ripple was .17 average with a max of 1.4 is that ok ??
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Ripple should never go above 10% of total voltage.I just downloaded readings from castle link , ripple was .17 average with a max of 1.4 is that ok ??
Yes,right behind the upper front arms. About the size of a dime.Now that we're off the tire kick... Do any of you cut holes in body for cooling...
What he said and more stick time.Setup, setup, setup. Toe and camber have to be right. Suspension has to be right. Everything has to be right. It’s a learning curve but you’ll get it. The lift test is a good indicator of what the car will do. Lift up the front with a driver or something in the middle. Both tires should come off the ground at the SAME time. If they don’t the car can be, “darty”. Get used to running without the gyro at first. Then you’ll get real feedback from the car. As far as overheating get a temp gun. That gearing isn’t meant for back to back passes. Do a pass and check the temp. You might be able to get a couple passes but check them after every pass to start with.
That makes sense logically, but how on earth do you slow the car down from extreme speeds? Is your point to allow the car a longer distance to stop?For straight line running, reduce the ESC braking, mine is at 50%. Braking produces heat. When you use the brakes the motor has to slow the car and you are dumping all the energy of the car into the motor. Which results in heat to the motor. So you heat the motor and ESC on acceleration and heat the motor on braking.
The motor is going to have to cool down between runs anyways. I have my braking set to the highest percentage I can without having the wheels lock up.That makes sense logically, but how on earth do you slow the car down from extreme speeds? Is your point to allow the car a longer distance to stop?
That makes sense logically, but how on earth do you slow the car down from extreme speeds? Is your point to allow the car a longer distance to stop?
Yeah, same basically. I just set braking to 100% in the ESC and adjust the brake rate from the transmitter and that will be anywhere between 40-100% depending on what gearing I'm running.The motor is going to have to cool down between runs anyways. I have my braking set to the highest percentage I can without having the wheels lock up.
Exactly what I do.Yeah, same basically. I just set braking to 100% in the ESC and adjust the brake rate from the transmitter and that will be anywhere between 40-100% depending on what gearing I'm running.
Yup. It’s what everyone uses.I won bid on this today for 44 bucks on eBay, this should work for speed tracking correct??View attachment 276642
Do I just mount it anywhere or is there a certain location it has to beYup. It’s what everyone uses.
So when I crash this thing and I'm sure I will, it's going to be a disaster isn't itWherever it fits. People make 3D printed cases for it also. Might want to look into that. I had one go into low earth orbit during a crash and it took me about 40 min to find all 3 pieces. It still works though. Lol.
Depends on the crash. Full steam into a curb it’ll be epic. Running off the road into grass or having a blow over is the preferred way to crash. You can get lucky. None of my crashes have been a total loss luckily. Just some broken wings, mounts, splitters, bodies, and chunked up foams. But I’ve never slammed into anything head on. I also messed up a ProModeler servo since I’m not running a saver.So when I crash this thing and I'm sure I will, it's going to be a disaster isn't it
I guess the best thing is that I enjoy working on these more then actually using them except my vorteks that thing is a blastDepends on the crash. Full steam into a curb it’ll be epic. Running off the road into grass or having a blow over is the preferred way to crash. You can get lucky. None of my crashes have been a total loss luckily. Just some broken wings, mounts, splitters, bodies, and chunked up foams. But I’ve never slammed into anything head on. I also messed up a ProModeler servo since I’m not running a saver.
Then speed running is for you.I guess the best thing is that I enjoy working on these more then actually using them except my vorteks that thing is a blast
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