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simplechamp · 11:57 AM

If you set your throttle EPA to 10%, and then calibrate the ESC, the ESC will output full power when you are only pulling the trigger a tiny bit (10% of the total range of motion). In effect you will just be killing the resolution of your throttle control (amount of "steps" between 0% and 100%).

As far as throttle punch, both the ESC and transmitter can have settings for that. I think it would be best to set the throttle punch control on one device (most likely ESC) and leave it alone on the other device (Tx).

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simplechamp RC-Monster Titanium Offline Posts: 1,884 Join Date: Jul 2009	12.28.2009, 11:52 AM If you set your throttle EPA to 10%, and then calibrate the ESC, the ESC will output full power when you are only pulling the trigger a tiny bit (10% of the total range of motion). In effect you will just be killing the resolution of your throttle control (amount of "steps" between 0% and 100%). As far as throttle punch, both the ESC and transmitter can have settings for that. I think it would be best to set the throttle punch control on one device (most likely ESC) and leave it alone on the other device (Tx). Last edited by simplechamp; 12.28.2009 at 11:57 AM.