Need help re-programming Mamba!
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Need help re-programming Mamba!
Hey guys. I have an original Mamba-25, and I need to program it. It is set for a 9V cutoff for a 3s LiPo, but I no longer have access to that battery,only a 2s, and I need to lower the cutoff.
I tried to, but I can't set it with the 2s, it wont register with a high enough voltage, I just get a solid red light.
What do I do?
Thanks!
I tried to, but I can't set it with the 2s, it wont register with a high enough voltage, I just get a solid red light.
What do I do?
Thanks!
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RE: Need help re-programming Mamba!
I don't have a LHS to go to and do that, or else I already would have.
Could I possibly set my ICE charger to motor break in at 9V and set it quickly?
Could I possibly set my ICE charger to motor break in at 9V and set it quickly?
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RE: Need help re-programming Mamba!
If you have an old DC plug for a car acc. you can split the wire and attach it to mamba but make sure it is not above 12v if its above 12.6 i think it will blow the esc
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If you have an old DC plug for a car acc. you can split the wire and attach it to mamba but make sure it is not above 12v if its above 12.6 i think it will blow the esc
If you have an old DC plug for a car acc. you can split the wire and attach it to mamba but make sure it is not above 12v if its above 12.6 i think it will blow the esc
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there not always 12.7v most the time they stay 11.5-12.3v
there not always 12.7v most the time they stay 11.5-12.3v
I just checked my jetski battery which has been sitting for 2 months, 12.59v. A fully charged lead acid battery is 12.8v, if you're under 12 it's a bad battery.
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RE: Need help re-programming Mamba!
im a custom electronics installer and most batts run 12-12.4 If its above 12.4 just set it on concrete for a few days and check the voltage or put the right size resistor on it in line. Batts have 6s each 2.1v each 2.1x6=12.6 brand new never used
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RE: Need help re-programming Mamba!
I would definitely rather use something other than a car battery... I might just take one of my fried 6 cell nimh batts and juice it to 10V to program...
Still wondering if I can use my ICE though...
Still wondering if I can use my ICE though...