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Old 07-29-2008 | 01:30 PM
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OhD
 
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Default RE: DualSky 11T testing


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I have tested my 12T and I have 'cogging' issues at high RPM, first was the DS 90A ESC, the factory then tells me they have problems with the software. They gave me store credit. I did try with a HiModel 90A HV but she blew up, the sparks were nice. I am sure with a 20x10 I was only pulling 60A. Anyone know why the cogging at high RPM? Wrong timing setting or ...
I'm using the DS 11T, and had similar problems with a fairly cheap ESC blowing up.
Now using the Castle Creations 85 HV and it's fine, in spite of frightening over-spec current draw in ground running(So that's kept very brief!)
With the CC 85 HV, that "cogging" you describe went away, with my set-up,by going to the low timing option-which is Castle's advice when using outrunners, and opposite to all the other advice I'd been given.....
The rest of my set-up is FP F3A 5350 lipos,and APC 20.5 X 14-approx 6000rpm WOT,
hauling an11lb Integral about.
I haven't logged the number of flights, but earlier on this year we calculated that on fuel cost comparisons, if three packs would get through a season of FAI class comps and practice, this would be slightly cheaper than the same flights on 30% nitro YS fuel.
So far I've done 5 comps, and,just by watching the flight performance, and seeing how much goes back into the packs(around 3500-3700 mah per 8 minutes),the packs should do the year without problems.
I'd like to know the Amps, voltage and rpm before take off (full charge) and then again after you land with WOT. Has there been any degradation over the time since you started using the FP F3A packs? If those packs can run that motor and prop for a season I'd probably go for them.

Perhaps the low timing holds the current down. Any idea what that might be in terms of degrees? I run 24 degrees on the JETI Spin.

Jim O