Lost reverse?
12-31-2008, 01:40 AM
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Lost reverse?
i think i lost reverse on my emxt-1.
i been trying out swapping some receivers and crystals.
and then i realize that i dont have reverse anymore. only the ESC still has the light on when i go reverse, and a very weak almost unnoticeable whine...but the truck wont go reverse.
i hooked up the receiver with two servos and a battery pack and they all work fine. so im guessing just something wrong with the ESC.
could it be something burnt out on the ESC (cos i ran it bagged for a bit), or would resetting it do any charm?
cos this ESC doesnt have a reset button on it.
i been trying out swapping some receivers and crystals.
and then i realize that i dont have reverse anymore. only the ESC still has the light on when i go reverse, and a very weak almost unnoticeable whine...but the truck wont go reverse.
i hooked up the receiver with two servos and a battery pack and they all work fine. so im guessing just something wrong with the ESC.
could it be something burnt out on the ESC (cos i ran it bagged for a bit), or would resetting it do any charm?
cos this ESC doesnt have a reset button on it.
12-31-2008, 01:17 PM
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RE: Lost reverse?
i think im gonna get a new ESC for this truck in a couple weeks.
Eddie, what ESCs should i be looking at? or just the stock replacement?
Eddie, what ESCs should i be looking at? or just the stock replacement?
12-31-2008, 01:25 PM
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I saw your picture with all the snow on your truck so look for a waterproof (traxxas) esc on ebay. I convert all my electrics to brushless systems, the power and perfomance is just leaps and bounds over the brushed systems.
12-31-2008, 11:48 PM
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RE: Lost reverse?
yeah as soon as I saw your name and the title of the thread I thought of that snow pic. Sounds like you burnt it as Eddie said.
And those himoto systems are very nice!
And those himoto systems are very nice!
12-31-2008, 11:59 PM
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RE: Lost reverse?
ORIGINAL: HimotoRacingUSA
The himoto brushless system!!!!!
The himoto brushless system!!!!!
like the kv ratings on the motor and stuff. i was wondering how fast this system run compare to some novak ones, but the website lacks some info on the motor.
01-01-2009, 12:37 AM
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RE: Lost reverse?
esc specs:
Continuous Current 60A
Burst Current 360A
Resistance 0.0006 ohm
Suitable Car 1/10, 1/12 on-road or off-road cars / trucks for general race
BEC Output 6V/2A
Motor Type Sensorless / Sensored Brushless Motor and Brushed Motor
Dimension 44(L)×31(W)×22(H) (The height of the cooling fan is not included)
Weight 37g(Without wires)
This series contains ESCs of 60A for cars and trucks.
 Compatible with sensorless brushless motor, sensored brushless motor and brushed motor.
 Use top quality electronic components such as IRTM (USA) super MOSFET and RubyconTM (Japan) lowest resistance capacitor etc. to enhance the current endurance ability of the ESC.
 Excellent start-up, acceleration and linearity features.
 2 running modes (Racing mode and Forward/Backward mode)
 4 steps of maximum reverse force adjustment.
 Proportional ABS brake function with 4 steps of maximum brake force adjustment, 8 steps of drag-brake force adjustment and 4 steps of initial brake force adjustment.
 9 start modes (Also called “Punchâ€) from “very soft (Level 1)†to “very aggressive (Level 9)â€.
 Multiple protection features: Low voltage cut-off protection for lithium or nickel battery / Over-heat protection / Throttle signal loss protection / Motor blocked protection.
 8 steps of timing adjustment, and you can use this programmable parameter to adjust the timing value even for sensored brushless motor, while for ESC from other manufacturers, you must turn the rear cover of the motor to change the timing value.
 Easily program with only one button and compatible with pocket-sized program card.
Motor is sensored 9.5R
Continuous Current 60A
Burst Current 360A
Resistance 0.0006 ohm
Suitable Car 1/10, 1/12 on-road or off-road cars / trucks for general race
BEC Output 6V/2A
Motor Type Sensorless / Sensored Brushless Motor and Brushed Motor
Dimension 44(L)×31(W)×22(H) (The height of the cooling fan is not included)
Weight 37g(Without wires)
This series contains ESCs of 60A for cars and trucks.
 Compatible with sensorless brushless motor, sensored brushless motor and brushed motor.
 Use top quality electronic components such as IRTM (USA) super MOSFET and RubyconTM (Japan) lowest resistance capacitor etc. to enhance the current endurance ability of the ESC.
 Excellent start-up, acceleration and linearity features.
 2 running modes (Racing mode and Forward/Backward mode)
 4 steps of maximum reverse force adjustment.
 Proportional ABS brake function with 4 steps of maximum brake force adjustment, 8 steps of drag-brake force adjustment and 4 steps of initial brake force adjustment.
 9 start modes (Also called “Punchâ€) from “very soft (Level 1)†to “very aggressive (Level 9)â€.
 Multiple protection features: Low voltage cut-off protection for lithium or nickel battery / Over-heat protection / Throttle signal loss protection / Motor blocked protection.
 8 steps of timing adjustment, and you can use this programmable parameter to adjust the timing value even for sensored brushless motor, while for ESC from other manufacturers, you must turn the rear cover of the motor to change the timing value.
 Easily program with only one button and compatible with pocket-sized program card.
Motor is sensored 9.5R
01-01-2009, 02:05 AM
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RE: Lost reverse?
kool, i think ill probably go with those, cos waterproofing things is kinda risky, and brushless is faster, but ill probably need more battery, l ol.
ill message you in 2-3 weeks
thanks.
ill message you in 2-3 weeks
thanks.
01-01-2009, 05:29 AM
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RE: Lost reverse?
AH haha, i broke the thing on the wheel hub thats connected to steering arm. its so freaking cold today, a blizzard is sweeping, but our schedule video contest shots are done as expected. and near the end we broke the thing but we got most of the shots we needed.
looks like i should replace those with aluminum ones especially when i get brushless on this thing and bashing it in such extreme saskatchewan weather. one more thing added into shopping list.
Eddie you will be amazed to see our clip, lol, i spent the last 3 hours editing a 20 second long section of it. this is gonna be better than any official trailer traxxas or hpi ever made, and i am gonna take the prize this time. next couple days im gonna do some soundtrack sampling and finish editing the rest of the 90 seconds.
JUST one thing, can i put in the video somewhere, like "HimotoRacingUSA.com Presents" ? just so it looks more professional, and i promise no inappropriate material will be presented in the video, lol
thanks.
looks like i should replace those with aluminum ones especially when i get brushless on this thing and bashing it in such extreme saskatchewan weather. one more thing added into shopping list.
Eddie you will be amazed to see our clip, lol, i spent the last 3 hours editing a 20 second long section of it. this is gonna be better than any official trailer traxxas or hpi ever made, and i am gonna take the prize this time. next couple days im gonna do some soundtrack sampling and finish editing the rest of the 90 seconds.
JUST one thing, can i put in the video somewhere, like "HimotoRacingUSA.com Presents" ? just so it looks more professional, and i promise no inappropriate material will be presented in the video, lol
thanks.
01-01-2009, 11:36 AM
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RE: Lost reverse?
ORIGINAL: HimotoRacingUSA
esc specs:
Continuous Current 60A
Burst Current 360A
Resistance 0.0006 ohm
Suitable Car 1/10, 1/12 on-road or off-road cars / trucks for general race
BEC Output 6V/2A
Motor Type Sensorless / Sensored Brushless Motor and Brushed Motor
Dimension 44(L)×31(W)×22(H) (The height of the cooling fan is not included)
Weight 37g(Without wires)
This series contains ESCs of 60A for cars and trucks.
 Compatible with sensorless brushless motor, sensored brushless motor and brushed motor.
 Use top quality electronic components such as IRTM (USA) super MOSFET and RubyconTM (Japan) lowest resistance capacitor etc. to enhance the current endurance ability of the ESC.
 Excellent start-up, acceleration and linearity features.
 2 running modes (Racing mode and Forward/Backward mode)
 4 steps of maximum reverse force adjustment.
 Proportional ABS brake function with 4 steps of maximum brake force adjustment, 8 steps of drag-brake force adjustment and 4 steps of initial brake force adjustment.
 9 start modes (Also called “Punchâ€) from “very soft (Level 1)†to “very aggressive (Level 9)â€.
 Multiple protection features: Low voltage cut-off protection for lithium or nickel battery / Over-heat protection / Throttle signal loss protection / Motor blocked protection.
 8 steps of timing adjustment, and you can use this programmable parameter to adjust the timing value even for sensored brushless motor, while for ESC from other manufacturers, you must turn the rear cover of the motor to change the timing value.
 Easily program with only one button and compatible with pocket-sized program card.
Motor is sensored 9.5R
esc specs:
Continuous Current 60A
Burst Current 360A
Resistance 0.0006 ohm
Suitable Car 1/10, 1/12 on-road or off-road cars / trucks for general race
BEC Output 6V/2A
Motor Type Sensorless / Sensored Brushless Motor and Brushed Motor
Dimension 44(L)×31(W)×22(H) (The height of the cooling fan is not included)
Weight 37g(Without wires)
This series contains ESCs of 60A for cars and trucks.
 Compatible with sensorless brushless motor, sensored brushless motor and brushed motor.
 Use top quality electronic components such as IRTM (USA) super MOSFET and RubyconTM (Japan) lowest resistance capacitor etc. to enhance the current endurance ability of the ESC.
 Excellent start-up, acceleration and linearity features.
 2 running modes (Racing mode and Forward/Backward mode)
 4 steps of maximum reverse force adjustment.
 Proportional ABS brake function with 4 steps of maximum brake force adjustment, 8 steps of drag-brake force adjustment and 4 steps of initial brake force adjustment.
 9 start modes (Also called “Punchâ€) from “very soft (Level 1)†to “very aggressive (Level 9)â€.
 Multiple protection features: Low voltage cut-off protection for lithium or nickel battery / Over-heat protection / Throttle signal loss protection / Motor blocked protection.
 8 steps of timing adjustment, and you can use this programmable parameter to adjust the timing value even for sensored brushless motor, while for ESC from other manufacturers, you must turn the rear cover of the motor to change the timing value.
 Easily program with only one button and compatible with pocket-sized program card.
Motor is sensored 9.5R
airoscar - If you can swing the cost you should def get it! It will be one of those items that others (like me[
]) see in your pics that make us jealous! 
It will make you grin ear to ear to hear comments on it. I recently got a comment on my custom alum chassis retrofit and it was all I needed to pull me back into the hobby that I was kind of giving up on.
01-01-2009, 11:38 AM
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RE: Lost reverse?
ORIGINAL: airoscar
AH haha, i broke the thing on the wheel hub thats connected to steering arm. its so freaking cold today, a blizzard is sweeping, but our schedule video contest shots are done as expected. and near the end we broke the thing but we got most of the shots we needed.
looks like i should replace those with aluminum ones especially when i get brushless on this thing and bashing it in such extreme saskatchewan weather. one more thing added into shopping list.
Eddie you will be amazed to see our clip, lol, i spent the last 3 hours editing a 20 second long section of it. this is gonna be better than any official trailer traxxas or hpi ever made, and i am gonna take the prize this time. next couple days im gonna do some soundtrack sampling and finish editing the rest of the 90 seconds.
JUST one thing, can i put in the video somewhere, like "HimotoRacingUSA.com Presents" ? just so it looks more professional, and i promise no inappropriate material will be presented in the video, lol
thanks.
AH haha, i broke the thing on the wheel hub thats connected to steering arm. its so freaking cold today, a blizzard is sweeping, but our schedule video contest shots are done as expected. and near the end we broke the thing but we got most of the shots we needed.
looks like i should replace those with aluminum ones especially when i get brushless on this thing and bashing it in such extreme saskatchewan weather. one more thing added into shopping list.
Eddie you will be amazed to see our clip, lol, i spent the last 3 hours editing a 20 second long section of it. this is gonna be better than any official trailer traxxas or hpi ever made, and i am gonna take the prize this time. next couple days im gonna do some soundtrack sampling and finish editing the rest of the 90 seconds.
JUST one thing, can i put in the video somewhere, like "HimotoRacingUSA.com Presents" ? just so it looks more professional, and i promise no inappropriate material will be presented in the video, lol
thanks.
(I really need to get a video cam!)
01-01-2009, 11:44 AM
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ORIGINAL: firstrc
That's the first time I have seen the full list of specs. Man I would love to have one of those systems!!
airoscar - If you can swing the cost you should def get it! It will be one of those items that others (like me[]) see in your pics that make us jealous! It will make you grin ear to ear to hear comments on it. I recently got a comment on my custom alum chassis retrofit and it was all I needed to pull me back into the hobby that I was kind of giving up on.
ORIGINAL: HimotoRacingUSA
esc specs:
Continuous Current 60A
Burst Current 360A
Resistance 0.0006 ohm
Suitable Car 1/10, 1/12 on-road or off-road cars / trucks for general race
BEC Output 6V/2A
Motor Type Sensorless / Sensored Brushless Motor and Brushed Motor
Dimension 44(L)×31(W)×22(H) (The height of the cooling fan is not included)
Weight 37g(Without wires)
This series contains ESCs of 60A for cars and trucks.
 Compatible with sensorless brushless motor, sensored brushless motor and brushed motor.
 Use top quality electronic components such as IRTM (USA) super MOSFET and RubyconTM (Japan) lowest resistance capacitor etc. to enhance the current endurance ability of the ESC.
 Excellent start-up, acceleration and linearity features.
 2 running modes (Racing mode and Forward/Backward mode)
 4 steps of maximum reverse force adjustment.
 Proportional ABS brake function with 4 steps of maximum brake force adjustment, 8 steps of drag-brake force adjustment and 4 steps of initial brake force adjustment.
 9 start modes (Also called “Punchâ€) from “very soft (Level 1)†to “very aggressive (Level 9)â€.
 Multiple protection features: Low voltage cut-off protection for lithium or nickel battery / Over-heat protection / Throttle signal loss protection / Motor blocked protection.
 8 steps of timing adjustment, and you can use this programmable parameter to adjust the timing value even for sensored brushless motor, while for ESC from other manufacturers, you must turn the rear cover of the motor to change the timing value.
 Easily program with only one button and compatible with pocket-sized program card.
Motor is sensored 9.5R
esc specs:
Continuous Current 60A
Burst Current 360A
Resistance 0.0006 ohm
Suitable Car 1/10, 1/12 on-road or off-road cars / trucks for general race
BEC Output 6V/2A
Motor Type Sensorless / Sensored Brushless Motor and Brushed Motor
Dimension 44(L)×31(W)×22(H) (The height of the cooling fan is not included)
Weight 37g(Without wires)
This series contains ESCs of 60A for cars and trucks.
 Compatible with sensorless brushless motor, sensored brushless motor and brushed motor.
 Use top quality electronic components such as IRTM (USA) super MOSFET and RubyconTM (Japan) lowest resistance capacitor etc. to enhance the current endurance ability of the ESC.
 Excellent start-up, acceleration and linearity features.
 2 running modes (Racing mode and Forward/Backward mode)
 4 steps of maximum reverse force adjustment.
 Proportional ABS brake function with 4 steps of maximum brake force adjustment, 8 steps of drag-brake force adjustment and 4 steps of initial brake force adjustment.
 9 start modes (Also called “Punchâ€) from “very soft (Level 1)†to “very aggressive (Level 9)â€.
 Multiple protection features: Low voltage cut-off protection for lithium or nickel battery / Over-heat protection / Throttle signal loss protection / Motor blocked protection.
 8 steps of timing adjustment, and you can use this programmable parameter to adjust the timing value even for sensored brushless motor, while for ESC from other manufacturers, you must turn the rear cover of the motor to change the timing value.
 Easily program with only one button and compatible with pocket-sized program card.
Motor is sensored 9.5R
airoscar - If you can swing the cost you should def get it! It will be one of those items that others (like me[
]) see in your pics that make us jealous! It will make you grin ear to ear to hear comments on it. I recently got a comment on my custom alum chassis retrofit and it was all I needed to pull me back into the hobby that I was kind of giving up on.
"custom alum chassis retrofit" hmmm????? Pics maybe?
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Here is the link to the pics: http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_81...tm.htm#8166156
I got a pm from someone who wanted to see it (he read an old thread I wrote explaining what I was going to do). So I posted the thread with the step by step. Eddie you were the first to respond to the thread! Thanks for always having something good to say! This forum would take a steep dive without guys like you!
I got a pm from someone who wanted to see it (he read an old thread I wrote explaining what I was going to do). So I posted the thread with the step by step. Eddie you were the first to respond to the thread! Thanks for always having something good to say! This forum would take a steep dive without guys like you!
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Thanks! I know I know... I acually do have the video camera but I lost the charger for the battery about a year ago and never remember to get a new one when I'm out.
As far as the compliment... Just stating the facts friend!
I doubt anyone would disagree!
airoscar... sorry to have taken your thread off topic...
Back on topic.. Get that Himoto system from Eddie.... I love my "other company" brushless and the Himoto is wayyyy better than mine. You will wish you had done it sooner!
As far as the compliment... Just stating the facts friend!
I doubt anyone would disagree!airoscar... sorry to have taken your thread off topic...
Back on topic.. Get that Himoto system from Eddie.... I love my "other company" brushless and the Himoto is wayyyy better than mine. You will wish you had done it sooner!
01-01-2009, 04:39 PM
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yeah, i want to get it now too, especially the weather just got so f*king nice today, unbelievably, and i took most of the outdoor shots in really extreme condition. i want to finish some jumpshots we werent unable to do, and so speeding shots that i wanna redo. and i bet the jump shot will look so much better with a brushless. ill probably get the himoto one, its near two hundred bux, but i have to buy some books for the new semester pretty soon its gonna be a few hundred bux too, so im gonna wait a bit after the school starts and all my books are ready. lol (every year form now on, i will have to spend a 800 or more money on books for university, that's like a nice descent truck a year, this is crazy!)
dam, the weather is really nice... i wish i didnt break the steering thing yesterday... but i guess you all have nice weather in your videos in the states, lol, so mine is probably unique. haha xD
dam, the weather is really nice... i wish i didnt break the steering thing yesterday... but i guess you all have nice weather in your videos in the states, lol, so mine is probably unique. haha xD
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by the way, Eddie, do you have "102011 02131 Alum.Steering Hub 2P" i found it on himotoracing, cos ill need those as well.
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RE: Lost reverse?
Hello, i'm wanting to upgrade my ride with aluminum parts, but i have noticed some bearings inside the wheel hub, and in the picture on the site they dont have bearings in them.
so how am i supposed to remove those bearings from my old wheel hub and put into the aluminum one (if they use the same bearing i suppose)? should i re-use them or i should buy new ones and somehow press them in?
thanks,
Alex
so how am i supposed to remove those bearings from my old wheel hub and put into the aluminum one (if they use the same bearing i suppose)? should i re-use them or i should buy new ones and somehow press them in?
thanks,
Alex