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mmm v3 tips
i have been running my mmm straight outta the box in my mbx5t.as fun as it is it is a real handfull on the track.i want to make use of the castle link contraption and tune it so its a little less agressive on take off.i have played with the exp on my spectrum transmitter which has helped but still i get to about 1/3 throttle and it goes nuts.any tips out there for setting up the esc via the castlelink to calm it down a bit.i still want the speed i have just not till a little later in the trigger throw:smile:
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You can set full throttle to a percentage of full throttle. Just make the curve on the right side only go to 60% or so. You may have to play with this until you see the desired results. Also, on punch control, set it to 100%. This will help tame take off somewhat. I hope this helps |
On my mbx-5T here is what I use w/good results. As sikes said, play with the settings until desired results. May take a couple of adjustments to get it to your liking
Adjusting the throttle curve is a great feature for control brake amt. 60% punch control 60% low start power lowest timing rev. w/delay 3.2 lvc running 5s |
any ideas as to where the usb plugs into? do i have to lift the cover of the esc? do i need to have a battery connected?
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make sure all the connections, pins, are all aligned correctly or you will get a red light
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yip,i am a moron:rofl: i had the plug upside down. green lights everywhere now.letting the fiddling begin:yipi:
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I use 10% punch control max for track running - anything more and the midrange starts to get muddy. I usually grab the throttle curve at 50% and drag it down to the 40% line, making for a mild curve that softens the bottom end and starts to pour on the power more aggressively after half throttle. I set brakes to 50% on the castle Link and dial any extra out on my transmitter if needed. :)
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cheers for the input guys.have had a bit of a fiddle with curves etc.look forward to getting the trug back out and test it out(waiting on new antenna for transmitter-old one broke now have range of about 5 feet:neutral:)
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