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suicideneil 02.01.2011 08:37 PM

Q about new castlelink setting for MMM..
 
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Someone posted this on the idiot forum, curious as to what the feature actually does/ changes when adjusted lower/higher ( max forward & reverse power )?

DrKnow65 02.01.2011 09:00 PM

Wait for someone who KNOWS to chime in, but my understanding is that it works exactly the same as "end point adjustment" like a transmitter might have. I believe it's there for radio's that lack the feature.

Thomas Porfert 02.01.2011 11:32 PM

You are in effect limiting the ability of the controller to hit 100% throttle. It is the same as lowering the full throttle endpoint on your radio without recalibrating. It is highly recommended to use gearing to reduce your speed whenever possible. The ESC prefers to run at 100% throttle for full speed. Generally you will notice higher temps on the ESC and possibly the motor and lower run times by reducing the top speed of the vehicle through throttle limitation versus gearing. This setting is useful when you want to limit the speed when giving your vehicle to an experienced user or you're in the middle of a race situation and don't have time to change the gearing; but under normal circumstances, reduce the pinion or increase the spur gear before adjusting the Max Forward Throttle.

Thomas Porfert
Tech Support
Castle Creations.

josh9mille 02.01.2011 11:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by suicideneil (Post 396244)
Someone posted this on the idiot forum)

Im guessing that is either RCU or the Traxxas forum? lol

_paralyzed_ 02.02.2011 04:55 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by josh9mille (Post 396252)
Im guessing that is either RCU or the Traxxas forum? lol

traxxas

suicideneil 02.02.2011 08:06 AM

Yup, Traxxas forum.

Cheers Thomas, that clears up the question quite nicely.


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