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07.05.2008, 12:51 AM
MGM 16024 has no BEC, you will need external one (or receiver pack). What software version is on your controller (small number sticker)? You will need at least 3.20 to do the update via download.
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07.05.2008, 08:31 AM
Thanks so much! I was able to "program" my Radio to my ESC.
But still can't get my USBCOM+ to recognize my controller. I tried downloading the "Flasher" updater software, no joy....
The controller software sees the unit, but it says I need a newer version of the ESC software and to download it. But I can't based on my previous sentence.
So, if you wouldn't mind posting the way to program my ESC via the Radio, that would be SO appreciated!
When I power on the ESC via the main switch with the EPA for throttle set to max or 150%, all I get is the flashing red light. I reckon I must be in programming mode....
I guess I'm closer? Just need to be able to program the settings via the radio?
Man, I did a search based on pizzaman's suggestions and found that "$100 Reward" thread. I'm so in that boat right now.....
BTW, I noticed in that thread it says to set the "neutral" to like 9 or 12%. What is the "neutral" setting, EXP?
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07.05.2008, 01:19 PM
For setting parameters, you will need to connect the controller to USBcom with cc_02 cable. For updating, you will need cc_03 cable as well as v3.0 USBcom (or higher) and v3.20 or higer in the controller. Neutral setting is like the dead band between F - R.
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07.05.2008, 07:14 PM
Well, that explains that :) I need the cc_03 cable....
Well, I re-programmed the ESC and radio to the default.
ITS ALIVE!
So, it works, but I need to program it to the Lipo Pack and get rid of reverse.
I read through the programming section of the manual. The section about programming via your TX.
OMG! I read through it several times and don't completely understand how to do it. I understand there is repetitive steps and you have to do the same motion to get to certain parameters. But it seems one mistake and you're starting all over again...
While I don't consider myself the brightest bulb, I am college educated and have been a software engineer since programming in Assembler was done on punch cards...
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For setting parameters, you will need to connect the controller to USBcom with cc_02 cable. For updating, you will need cc_03 cable as well as v3.0 USBcom (or higher) and v3.20 or higer in the controller. Neutral setting is like the dead band between F - R.
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07.14.2008, 12:42 AM
hi there TDC57, i got a mgm 16018 and will run a tekno rc ed 1515 1y/f....just wondering if i'm just going to do the programming your radio to your ESC that you mentioned, will that work or i need to do the Laptop programming??? also, for my XT8, i'm using 18 cell 4600mAh eastpower NiHM batteries and will use a rx battery pack(around 5 cell 1100mAh-1500mAh)...i know that i'll have to take out the middle from the ESC radio plug, RIGHT??? and just want to know when i'm going to programming my radio to ESC,should i do the same ???really need help for the mgm esc cause it's my first bl project and i hope nothing will go bad!!! thanks in advance for all your time and help, best regards!
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07.14.2008, 01:31 AM
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hi there TDC57, i got a mgm 16018 and will run a tekno rc ed 1515 1y/f....just wondering if i'm just going to do the programming your radio to your ESC that you mentioned, will that work or i need to do the Laptop programming??? also, for my XT8, i'm using 18 cell 4600mAh eastpower NiHM batteries and will use a rx battery pack(around 5 cell 1100mAh-1500mAh)...i know that i'll have to take out the middle from the ESC radio plug, RIGHT??? and just want to know when i'm going to programming my radio to ESC,should i do the same ???really need help for the mgm esc cause it's my first bl project and i hope nothing will go bad!!! thanks in advance for all your time and help, best regards!
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I'll post everything your looking for tomorrow.. Let me type it up attach links etc.
Thanks and best of luck all we want is for you to succeed and wamp on some nitro’s..
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07.14.2008, 03:01 AM
hi TDC57, i need one more help from you if that's OK with you??? could you post the way to program the mgm 160118 esc by the radio cause i didn't know that the esc didn't come with the USBCOM+.....so, i guess i'll have to program the esc by my radio, thanks!
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07.15.2008, 02:01 AM
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hi TDC57, i need one more help from you if that's OK with you??? could you post the way to program the mgm 160118 esc by the radio cause i didn't know that the esc didn't come with the USBCOM+.....so, i guess i'll have to program the esc by my radio, thanks!
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Got you covered, go here for it.. 
http://www.rc-monster.com/forum/show...451#post191451
this should get you going..
Have a great one
shaun.
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07.15.2008, 02:57 AM
will take a look at the link and thanks alot for all your time and help  , you're my life saver
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07.15.2008, 03:01 AM
Anytime Sir.. If somthing still is not rite let me know...
Have a great one..
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07.15.2008, 08:19 AM
AWESOME, thanks for the write up!
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07.15.2008, 06:47 PM
anytime... if you happen to get stuck along the way just PM me..
Best of luck and be sure to post some pics..
have a great one
Shaun.
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08.07.2008, 04:00 PM
Here is the way i mount my MGM 22418 in a Kyosho STRR truggy.
I drilled and thread the 4 holes in the heatsink. With 4 rubber
mounts, it is 100 % safe.
By the way, those 2 grills in front of the fans are perfect.
I have now 30 runs of +/- 15 min and no breakages...
Great MGM esc. Can hold the power without issues at all.
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08.07.2008, 09:44 PM
Mounting my MGM Compro? - 07.03.2008, 09:18 AM
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Trying to mount up my MGM Compro to an rcproductdesigns RC8 (EA8) top-plate.
I want to make sure its securely mounted since I'll be racing it on a track with some big air. So far I've used double-stick tape and a few zip ties. Not very sano looking.
Does anybody have any ideas or have successfully mounted one up securely which will hold-up with the rigors of an 8th scale track?
hey every one im a little late on this but.... zip-ties are cool i use them alot at work, but they tend to have a short lifespan in my oppinion. plus it looks kinda hard to cinch down the mgm type controllers without risking damage. they dont apear to have a case(not sure never owned one.....yet). i donk know about most but i prefer to use shoe goo. its strong enough to hold but easily  peels off a smooth surface like plastic, graphite, or aluminum. thin layer will do, the thicker the layer the more flexible its stays. best to try yorself with an old rec. or something to feel it out. i dont know has served me well for a loooooong time.
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08.08.2008, 03:59 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by TRUGGYMAN
Here is the way i mount my MGM 22418 in a Kyosho STRR truggy.
I drilled and thread the 4 holes in the heatsink. With 4 rubber
mounts, it is 100 % safe.
By the way, those 2 grills in front of the fans are perfect.
I have now 30 runs of +/- 15 min and no breakages...
Great MGM esc. Can hold the power without issues at all.
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very nice set up on the mounting
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