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Hi All
This is probably a very simple question but here goes. I have got a new ESC for my sons car, a Hobbywing EZRUN 60A. It is to be used initially with a 13.5 LRP Eraser motor purchased on here as he is still learning and a bit trigger happy. The ESC has the ability to change the timing for more performance, will this work with the LRP or do we need a different motor for the timing changes to work? TIA Cheers Gareth |
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Yup, should work with no issues.
Just keep an eye on motor/ESC temperatures as you wind the timing up!! |
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Excellent, thanks for that. What difference does the timing make in terms of motor equivalence, will it take it to a 10.5 level for example?
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Just check your motor and Esc temperatures!
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I have always been running my ezrun 60A with the 5.5 motors with a timing of 26.25° and punch level of 7 with no problem on astro turf (Kampenhout - Belgium) in 4*4.
No problems whatsoever with them, but like Martijn pointed out, keep an eye on the temperature. But - as I found out - the higher the timing, the lower the motor temperature! Strange but ... |
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Thanks chaps, my son will be delighted he can turn up the juice as he gets better.
How do you check the temps on the motor and ESC, is it a touch test? |
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