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Dang thats terrible advice.. why you would recommend someone to run an esc up to 221° and "not worry about it" just baffles me!! Please if anything do not do this!!As others have said, we need to know the exact temps to help. If you don’t have a heat gun, it’s time to buy one.
Hobbywing ESC temp cutoff options are 221 or 257 degrees.
I’d set your cutoff to 221 and not worry about it. Your ESC will shut off if there’s a problem.
I'm not encouraging him to run an ESC up to 221, but I do see your point. I just don't see it happening unless he is geared to the moon - that's a 4S ESC designed for off-road 1/10 trucks that often weigh more than his infraction.Dang thats terrible advice.. why you would recommend someone to run an esc up to 221° and "not worry about it" just baffles me!! Please if anything do not do this!!
Well I would agree except for one thing, he's using a 4000kv motor so he is drawing a significant amount of current over a smaller kv motor!?I'm not encouraging him to run an ESC up to 221, but I do see your point. I just don't see it happening unless he is geared to the moon - that's a 4S ESC designed for off-road 1/10 trucks that often weigh more than his infraction.
I also believe Hobbywing's lowest temp cutoff setting would be less than 221 degrees if it couldn't handle it. Maybe that is naïve of me though.
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