11-11-2012, 02:35 PM | #1 |
Rock Stacker Join Date: Sep 2012 Location: Goshen
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| Timing and heat
Hi. I have a tekin redline 21.5t brushless/sensored w/a ccmmp. Lipo 3s (thunderpower). rc4wd 2 speed trans. While trying to get this thing to run without cogging in high gear I programed the timing to 15 deg (High according to castlelink program). Needless to say, it was the sensor cable that was the problem. Third one I tried worked. Are there certain cables that are better than others? As for the timing, I have run this rig in high gear wide open for 20 min. Checked the motor, virtually cold. Then crawled for the same amount of time and it was a lot of torque required crawling. Again, virtually no heat from the motor. So, should I leave the timing high?? What would be the advantages/disadvantages to this. Every time I think I'm getting a grip on this it turns out that are yet another dozen things I have to learn. So, while we are at it, I cut the red wire on the throttle lead when I installed a bec. Now I have to reconnect the wire every time I want to use the castle link? Kind of a pain. Thanks for any help. |
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