Brushless ESC hacking
 

I just think why nobody didnt tried yet to hack plane ESC's?
Is this too difficult?
I have 100A 6S plane ESC what perform very well, its not heating up at all...
I use mechanical brake, but one think what i not like that it spool up way slowly, better word more smoothly, no punch. I wonder is it somehow possible to change plane ESC parameters to be more punchya and be more sensitive on trigger.
I like ESC exept that thing on small jumps difficul to correct car position in air, or axelerate on tight areas before jumps.

I have thought about changing the processor on my Spin 75 with one from a car ESC. They are both the same MPU. I even mentioned it in another thread and GriffinRU said it might be possible. I have both controllers in front of me and I'm a little afraid to try it. I think hacking into a MPU will be difficult as the factory put a password at the end of programming.

Lutach... your such a nerd.... im starting to like you more and more each post! haha...

where were you on the temp forums?

I wish I was a nerd. I know nothing about electronics. I just know how to sell them LOL. I think I posted more in the temp forum then on this one LOL. I'm actually trying to find a electronic repair shop to see if they can pull it off. If not I'll talk to griffiru to see if he is up for the challenge.

what about your creation? 200 amp controller whos building that?

A engineer in Asia. It was the only one that gave me a chance. Everyone else didn't even bother. For once I regret not getting a degree in Electronic Engineering and taking a few programming courses.

it's never too late lutach... :)

I know. I already looked into some technical schools near by, but found nothing. I was goingto attend Atlantic Voltech in South Florida, but got cought up with work. I enrolled in the electronic engineering and programming class there.

Hey Lutach, I went to ATI down in South Florida. Helped me understand electronics a whole lot better.

I think that's the one on Cypress Creek RD. right? Pinkish buildings.