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Setting Throttle Endpoints for 20 Month old Boy to Drive |
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Setting Throttle Endpoints for 20 Month old Boy to Drive -
03.31.2008, 04:16 PM
Can I set throttle endpoint to be alot less travel to turn the power down without screwing up the esc heating anything up with partial throttle? I want to let my son drive my e-maxx, but want alot less power for a 20 month old boy to have....want him to learn early to drive an RC ;)
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03.31.2008, 04:30 PM
I do that quite a bit with my 5 year old - tone down my epa to 60% on my crt .5 - no ill effect that I've seen. (mm 7L 3s)
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03.31.2008, 04:35 PM
Cool he loves to drive and I just put my 3905 maxx back to stock except for lipos so I will have a waterproof rainy day RC to drive and for my son...... buliding a 2nd E-Revo with neu/mgm stuff from the maxx....:)
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03.31.2008, 04:43 PM
Austinmaxx, are your lipos waterproof?
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03.31.2008, 04:52 PM
If you are running an evx it has the training mode 50% power and just leave the end points as is...
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03.31.2008, 05:08 PM
Wow! "raining" mode eh? So I guess it's made for wet conditions?
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03.31.2008, 05:32 PM
Hummm don't know havent heard of any problems yet with water and lipos.... nimh seem fine with new waterproof max from what I see...
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03.31.2008, 05:33 PM
Oh with a 20 month old I need less than 50% more like 25%
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03.31.2008, 08:18 PM
I was thinking it would be bad for water to get under the shrink wrap, into the pack, and stay there. It could corrode the connections between cells and whatnot...
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