Need help with 1:10 setup
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Need help with 1:10 setup
Hey Guys,
I hope am in the right place, if not, Mod please move to right place,if so. I am here for help with my Rc.
I am running 8 bolink eliminator with the following:
Note: I have 8 cars total
ESC :3 Castlewinder SV2 combo with Motor (4 Pole) it says 100,000 RPM MAX
ESC: 3 dynamite Fuze DYN3754
Receiver: 8 Futaba R203GF
Transmitter: 4 Futaba 3PRKA 2.4ghz
Battery: 6 - 7.4V 25C 5800mAH Lipo
Race Track: 1 Micro reality stock car racing size 24' X 24' X 24'
Problems I am having that I would like to address:
console #1 car # 1
ESC and MOTOR running hot after 10 or 15 min of running on 1 Castle
stops responding after a bit will go back and forth but with no steering after a while
Car going way too fast
Console 2 car 2
car glitching with lack of steering at times
car goes way to fast
Console 3 car 3
Car go way too fast
ESC and MOTOR running hot after 10 or 15 min of running on 1 Castle
No steering at all but steering
Steering dual rate when I turn it turns the wheel hard to one side
Console 4 car 4
Dynamite Fuse not responding at all only steering works but car does not go back and forth
and the other cars are only for backup.
1 problem I notice after going over manuals again is I did not calibrate transmitter with esc, I tried to follow the instructions, but no go.
Not sure how to go forward.
All parts a brand new and have only been installed and ran once thats when I discovered all of these problem.
Your help will greatly be appreciated
I am located in Kissimmee, Florida, if anyone is near and can assist me that would be great
Open to all ideas
Fuze Manual
http://www.dynamiterc.com/ProdInfo/F...740-Manual.pdf
Transmitter and Receiver Manual
http://manuals.hobbico.com/fut/3prka-2_4ghz-manual.pdf
This is my current settings for Castle ESC
http://www.castlecreations.com/suppo...ring_chart.pdf
Castle manual
http://www.castlecreations.com/suppo...s_ed_guide.pdf
Pictures are here:
Photos - Google+
Thanks so much in advance
Hot Rod
[Update]
I have spent the whole day working on this system, I have since got all steering to work properly on all 4 consoles.
Problems I am faced with now.
1. How to calibrate radio with ESC, because it now look like my problem mainly lie there. like setting endpoints, I have followed directions in manual to no avail
2 Cars are extremely too fast, even with adjusting throttle down to 35% still not helping very much as if the settings are not taken affect.
I am looking to order spurs and a new battery to see if this helps with speed issues, I am told my batteries may be too powerful, but for my application, I want to change batteries out as less as posible .
All Ideas are welcome, and thanks too all who have weight in Thanks much
Best Regards
Rod
I hope am in the right place, if not, Mod please move to right place,if so. I am here for help with my Rc.
I am running 8 bolink eliminator with the following:
Note: I have 8 cars total
ESC :3 Castlewinder SV2 combo with Motor (4 Pole) it says 100,000 RPM MAX
ESC: 3 dynamite Fuze DYN3754
Receiver: 8 Futaba R203GF
Transmitter: 4 Futaba 3PRKA 2.4ghz
Battery: 6 - 7.4V 25C 5800mAH Lipo
Race Track: 1 Micro reality stock car racing size 24' X 24' X 24'
Problems I am having that I would like to address:
console #1 car # 1
ESC and MOTOR running hot after 10 or 15 min of running on 1 Castle
stops responding after a bit will go back and forth but with no steering after a while
Car going way too fast
Console 2 car 2
car glitching with lack of steering at times
car goes way to fast
Console 3 car 3
Car go way too fast
ESC and MOTOR running hot after 10 or 15 min of running on 1 Castle
No steering at all but steering
Steering dual rate when I turn it turns the wheel hard to one side
Console 4 car 4
Dynamite Fuse not responding at all only steering works but car does not go back and forth
and the other cars are only for backup.
1 problem I notice after going over manuals again is I did not calibrate transmitter with esc, I tried to follow the instructions, but no go.
Not sure how to go forward.
All parts a brand new and have only been installed and ran once thats when I discovered all of these problem.
Your help will greatly be appreciated
I am located in Kissimmee, Florida, if anyone is near and can assist me that would be great
Open to all ideas
Fuze Manual
http://www.dynamiterc.com/ProdInfo/F...740-Manual.pdf
Transmitter and Receiver Manual
http://manuals.hobbico.com/fut/3prka-2_4ghz-manual.pdf
This is my current settings for Castle ESC
http://www.castlecreations.com/suppo...ring_chart.pdf
Castle manual
http://www.castlecreations.com/suppo...s_ed_guide.pdf
Pictures are here:
Photos - Google+
Thanks so much in advance
Hot Rod
[Update]
I have spent the whole day working on this system, I have since got all steering to work properly on all 4 consoles.
Problems I am faced with now.
1. How to calibrate radio with ESC, because it now look like my problem mainly lie there. like setting endpoints, I have followed directions in manual to no avail
2 Cars are extremely too fast, even with adjusting throttle down to 35% still not helping very much as if the settings are not taken affect.
I am looking to order spurs and a new battery to see if this helps with speed issues, I am told my batteries may be too powerful, but for my application, I want to change batteries out as less as posible .
All Ideas are welcome, and thanks too all who have weight in Thanks much
Best Regards
Rod
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RE: Need help with 1:10 setup
In regards to it going too fast and overheating, you could use a smaller pinion, larger spur gear(if possible), or lower the timing on your esc.
If you're having a lot of problems with the fuze, I would ditch it for a better system. Personally I've had a lot of bad experiences with electronics by horizon brands.
If you're having a lot of problems with the fuze, I would ditch it for a better system. Personally I've had a lot of bad experiences with electronics by horizon brands.
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RE: Need help with 1:10 setup
I think I see your problem, its your battery. Switching to a better brand, like Scentsy, might help. Your current one, probably has a wavelength of less than 380 nanometres. You need one between 380nm through 740nm to see the results your looking for.
Also, your FDR should be shooting for 299,792,458 meters per second.
Also, your FDR should be shooting for 299,792,458 meters per second.
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RE: Need help with 1:10 setup
ORIGINAL: kahnen
I think I see your problem, its your battery. Switching to a better brand, like Scentsy, might help. Your current one, probably has a wavelength of less than 380 nanometres. You need one between 380nm through 740nm to see the results your looking for.
Also, your FDR should be shooting for 299,792,458 meters per second.
I think I see your problem, its your battery. Switching to a better brand, like Scentsy, might help. Your current one, probably has a wavelength of less than 380 nanometres. You need one between 380nm through 740nm to see the results your looking for.
Also, your FDR should be shooting for 299,792,458 meters per second.
Thanks so much for your input, it means alot.
So your saying I should invest in better batteries. I will locate 1 new for testing and will get back to you...
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RE: Need help with 1:10 setup
ORIGINAL: HotRodEnt
Thanks so much for your input, it means alot.
So your saying I should invest in better batteries. I will locate 1 new for testing and will get back to you...
ORIGINAL: kahnen
I think I see your problem, its your battery. Switching to a better brand, like Scentsy, might help. Your current one, probably has a wavelength of less than 380 nanometres. You need one between 380nm through 740nm to see the results your looking for.
Also, your FDR should be shooting for 299,792,458 meters per second.
I think I see your problem, its your battery. Switching to a better brand, like Scentsy, might help. Your current one, probably has a wavelength of less than 380 nanometres. You need one between 380nm through 740nm to see the results your looking for.
Also, your FDR should be shooting for 299,792,458 meters per second.
Thanks so much for your input, it means alot.
So your saying I should invest in better batteries. I will locate 1 new for testing and will get back to you...
For serious help though, hot temps on the esc and motors are usually a sign of over gearing. You haven't said what gearing you are using. Also esc and motors over a course of a run will heat up anyways, you need to find out how hot it really is getting. A esc/motor fan could help keep them in check.
Your cars are going to be fast, your brushless system, lipos and gearing are all factors in making that speed. Thats why people get those to go faster. You could try a lower KV motor(higher turns) or adjusting the gearing. Using the transmitter to reduce the speed might be a factor in the heat build up in the esc too, running "half throttle" generates more heat.
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Oh I forgot to add, I like your idea. I wish we had something like this around me, looks like a blast. Is this a stand alone "attraction" or is part of other attractions? Or part of a hobby shop/business?
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RE: Need help with 1:10 setup
If those are the cars u are running pan cars? I would put something more like a 17.5 or 13.5 in them running on that track with a 7.4 2s lipo.. Pan cars at the moment run 13.5 with single cell and are plenty fast.. if u are getting too hot put min timing on the motor and take the settings down on the speedie too.. also gear down.. smallest pinion u can get and go from there.. if u want run time over 15mins.. pan cars dont need that motor with 2s.. good luck..