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simplechamp · 06:13 PM

Now I remember why I bought the Nomadio...

I hooked it up to the computer and configured the buttons/softkeys so I have access to all the ABS features on-the-fly. I can turn ABS on/off with the touch of a button, and each ABS setting has it's own button for adjustment. Should make testing this out a lot easier.

I think what I'll do is test it like a real 1:1 cars are tested. Just get up to speed and then at a certain marked point apply full break and measure how much distance it takes to stop. Should be interesting to see the outcome.

EDIT: On second thought, I'm looking at it wrong I think? ABS is to maintain control and prevent skidding, not stop faster... well, either way I'll try the test, and then maybe work in a cornering test too.

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simplechamp RC-Monster Titanium Offline Posts: 1,884 Join Date: Jul 2009	03.01.2011, 06:10 PM Now I remember why I bought the Nomadio... I hooked it up to the computer and configured the buttons/softkeys so I have access to all the ABS features on-the-fly. I can turn ABS on/off with the touch of a button, and each ABS setting has it's own button for adjustment. Should make testing this out a lot easier. I think what I'll do is test it like a real 1:1 cars are tested. Just get up to speed and then at a certain marked point apply full break and measure how much distance it takes to stop. Should be interesting to see the outcome. EDIT: On second thought, I'm looking at it wrong I think? ABS is to maintain control and prevent skidding, not stop faster... well, either way I'll try the test, and then maybe work in a cornering test too. Caster Fusion F8T - Serpent 811Be - Jammin X2 carbon e-GT conversion - Axial SCX10 Last edited by simplechamp; 03.01.2011 at 06:13 PM.