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snellemin 03.18.2008 12:10 AM

Last saturday I was running 4s A123 with the ESC untill the cells dumped. Nothing happend and there was plenty of power on tap.

triggeraa 03.18.2008 12:16 AM

Thats good news. Thanks. I will be running 4S. Did you use external BEC?

snellemin 03.18.2008 01:23 AM

Nope, just the internal bec.

mriccucci 03.18.2008 08:37 AM

Ok so from what im reading this is a good alternative for a basher on a budget? Im pretty decent at soldering SMT and through hole so im wondering if any of you have a list of mods that i could do to beef this up, and run this in an emaxx or possibly a rustler.

lutach 03.18.2008 10:50 AM

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Originally Posted by mriccucci (Post 155964)
Ok so from what im reading this is a good alternative for a basher on a budget? Im pretty decent at soldering SMT and through hole so im wondering if any of you have a list of mods that i could do to beef this up, and run this in an emaxx or possibly a rustler.

We have listed a few MOSFETs that would do good and you might also want to change the capacitors. I'm waiting for GriffinRU to let me know if a MCU swap was successful and after that I will ask him to swap brain boards with another controller I have that seems to use the same board as the car controller. Pictures can be found in this thread.

snellemin 03.18.2008 10:59 AM

The caps are the first thing I would replace on that controller.

triggeraa 03.18.2008 09:00 PM

I will try the controller stock as I don't plan on running more than 4S.

triggeraa 03.28.2008 08:22 PM

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jzemaxx 03.29.2008 12:14 AM

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Originally Posted by triggeraa (Post 158623)
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Which ESC's are those? Do they have a brake??

suicideneil 03.29.2008 12:10 PM

I recognize them- Modelfun. There is/was a cmpany on fleebay selling them, but they have had serp stock for a while- they are proper car/truck escs though, with good specs too....

Jammin 04.03.2008 09:41 PM

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Originally Posted by snellemin (Post 142049)
That is the ESC man, which got more expensive. I used 4.5" wide thick heatshrink and soldered on 3x 330uF 35Volt caps.

To enable the ESC, you have to put in it reverse after the first beep. You'll hear another beep, which tell you that the ESC is enabled.

Man oh man, can you please help me sink my esc to my reciver. The modellfun instructions suck!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Please!

lutach 04.03.2008 09:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Jammin (Post 160334)
Man oh man, can you please help me sink my esc to my reciver. The modellfun instructions suck!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Please!

I also had some problems with mine. I think you have to set your end points. Sometimes mine worked and sometimes it didn't.

Jammin 04.03.2008 09:52 PM

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Originally Posted by lutach (Post 160335)
I also had some problems with mine. I think you have to set your end points. Sometimes mine worked and sometimes it didn't.

end point on my remote? What should they be set at?Do you plug the battery in on full throttle and then go to reverse. I just get the two beeps.

lutach 04.03.2008 09:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Jammin (Post 160337)
end point on my remote? What should they be set at?Do you plug the battery in on full throttle and then go to reverse. I just get the two beeps.

I made a mistake. What I did sometimes is a calibration of the controller. I only played with it for 1 day and I had the beeps like you. So I played with it some more and I held full throttle, plugged the pack and then I went full brake and then neutral. I haven't played with it much as I plan on switching the brain board with another controller.

snellemin 04.03.2008 10:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Jammin (Post 160334)
Man oh man, can you please help me sink my esc to my reciver. The modellfun instructions suck!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Please!

Once it beeps, I push the throttle in reverse and hold it untill it starts to beep rapidly. Then I push the into the forward mode and let go. The beeping will stop after a few seconds. Then wait a sec or so and the ESC is armed and ready to go.


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