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jalodo56 05.08.2009 02:23 PM

cogging hobbywing 150A
 
Hello I have just put the esc in my e-maxx with a neu 1515 2.5d on 5s geared for 42mph.... But with the truck is runing in very slow speed, about 1mph-2mph its do cogging..... when the truck go more fast, about 5mph it doesn't have cogging..... What is causing the cogging?
The wires have good solder.........
my esc program is:
Running mode: Forward/reverse with brake
drag brake:0
cut off: 3.2v
Star mode(punch): level 3
max brake force: 100%
Max reverse force:25%
neutral range: 9 normal
Timing: 11.25
Over heat protection: Eneable
Motor rotation: Counter Clockwise
Lipo cells: 5

BrianG 05.08.2009 03:21 PM

Are you sure it is cogging? I know that at low speeds, these ESCs do do a sort of lurching behavior.

jalodo56 05.08.2009 03:27 PM

I am not sure.
the truck at low speed run a meter and do a little stop, and continue running.....

BrianG 05.08.2009 03:31 PM

Yeah, that's what I thought. Near the bottom of the review I posted for the 80A version, there is a link for a video. It's kinda blurry, but you can definitely hear the lurching which I suspect is what you're seeing. Generally, true cogging is where the motor doesn't actually turn a complete revolution, but sits there quickly oscillating back and forth (and pulls a lot of ESC-killing current while doing so).

jalodo56 05.08.2009 03:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BrianG (Post 285560)
Yeah, that's what I thought. Near the bottom of the review I posted for the 80A version, there is a link for a video. It's kinda blurry, but you can definitely hear the lurching which I suspect is what you're seeing. Generally, true cogging is where the motor doesn't actually turn a complete revolution, but sits there quickly oscillating back and forth (and pulls a lot of ESC-killing current while doing so).

YES My car do it, What can i do for reduce it?
regards and thank you

BrianG 05.08.2009 03:55 PM

The only way I know to reduce it would be to go above 2mph. :smile:

I believe that's just the result of the firmware programming and there is no way to reduce/eliminate it except to go a tad faster. Looks like HW needs to tweak their starting algorithm a little. But really, how many people get BL systems to go slow (other than crawlers of course)? If we wanted that, we'd stick with brushed motors.

jalodo56 05.08.2009 03:59 PM

ok, THAK YOU BRIANG, I think that HW is a very good.......... but not for crawling........
And the last question, is good my esc program?

BrianG 05.08.2009 04:06 PM

No problem!

The programming is easy once you know how to do it. Somewhere in that thread I linked above, there is a post that more clearly explains how to program it. The manual isn't totally clear on how to advance to the various settings.

One word of caution; IIRC, changing the punch to 0 could FRY the esc. So I wouldn't touch that setting...

jalodo56 05.09.2009 12:09 PM

Hello I have just run my truck about 40minutes and it run very well. The esc run well and finish 100ºf, And the neu 1515 2.5d runing always between 131-140ºf.
Regards

hemiblas 05.10.2009 01:13 AM

What about gearing down a little bit? Wouldnt that help out?

BrianG 05.10.2009 11:49 AM

Gearing down will just slightly reduce the point where the surging behavior stops.


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