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Veeeery poooooor acceleration. - 10.14.2006, 12:57 PM

Hi, Guys.

I've just tried my truck yesterday with the 1950/10 and 149.18 esc.
The first thing I noticed is that the truck stutterred like crazy befor it started running.
I held the truck with my hand and gave a full throttle to check how good is the torque?
For my amazement, the truck stutterred like crazy again and the controller shut down its current from the motor and then it rearmed itself again meaning its ready to go, but the torque was veerry pooor.

I then took out the controller to see what is wrong with it.
I've checked the soldering connection between the motor and the controller and I discoverred that one of the wires connection is very weak.
I tried to pop it out with my hand and when I pulled it out it came out easily.

It has to be the problem- I said to myself- why the truck stuterred so hard and why acceleration is very weak and why I did not notice any difference in the motor's power when using powers ranging from 3s to 6s lipos. The motor seemed like its running in the same range of RPMs regardless of using 3s or 6s lipos.

Well, what do you think, guys? if I resolder that wire perfectly, will it make a big difference?
I think so very much, but I want to confirm befor proceeding.

Thanks,

Alawi El-Jifri:003:


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Last edited by captain harlock; 10.14.2006 at 12:59 PM.
   
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