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05.19.2008, 11:43 AM

If I change my throttle trim settings AFTER calibrating my radio & esc do I have to re-calibrate the esc / radio again???
   
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05.19.2008, 11:52 AM

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If I change my throttle trim settings AFTER calibrating my radio & esc do I have to re-calibrate the esc / radio again???
just make sure your trim is at center BEFORE calibrating and all will be fine. Besides throttle trim should not be changed. If you had to change it to keep the truck from moving you DEFINITELY need to calibrate it. From what you say i really think calibrating will make a huge difference. If not well it wont hurt to calibrate it.
   
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If I change my throttle trim settings AFTER calibrating my radio & esc do I have to re-calibrate the esc / radio again???
Yes.

Why would you want to change your trim after you are calibrated? I mean, that's what the calibration is for, after all.

Just set all trims/epa to default and leave them there. You'll have a much happier setup because of it.
   
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Yes.

Why would you want to change your trim after you are calibrated? I mean, that's what the calibration is for, after all.

Just set all trims/epa to default and leave them there. You'll have a much happier setup because of it.
Thanks, just wanted to know because sometimes I mess with my brake linkage / servo.
   
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Thanks, just wanted to know because sometimes I mess with my brake linkage / servo.
adjusting mechanical linkage will not affect the calibration but trim will.
In your case do this
get your brake servo mechanically as close as possible then trim the throttle to be PERFECT, make sure it is right BEFORE you calibrate. Once it is all good leave the trim where ever it is at then do the calibration.
   
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adjusting mechanical linkage will not affect the calibration but trim will.
In your case do this
get your brake servo mechanically as close as possible then trim the throttle to be PERFECT, make sure it is right BEFORE you calibrate. Once it is all good leave the trim where ever it is at then do the calibration.
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Lunch time update....

I did the calibration thingy, it defiantly made it run smoother although I was still getting some random cutting in at out at full throttle. This could be due to this is the zippy lipo's first cycle, I will try my older pack when I get home from work. It defiantly appears as its the lvc which is causing the motor to shut off at full throttle.
   
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Lunch time update....

I did the calibration thingy, it defiantly made it run smoother although I was still getting some random cutting in at out at full throttle. This could be due to this is the zippy lipo's first cycle, I will try my older pack when I get home from work. It defiantly appears as its the lvc which is causing the motor to shut off at full throttle.
good, yeah my maxamps pack takes a few to actually kick in at full voltage. at first it only goes like 1/4 power then it just hauls off into a backflip I think it is your batteries. Others say the gearing is tall but i run the same gearing and mine is perfectly fine, my truck also is very heavy (full alluminum) Oh and i do run the 8xl not the 7xl.
   
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Lunch time update....

I did the calibration thingy, it defiantly made it run smoother although I was still getting some random cutting in at out at full throttle. This could be due to this is the zippy lipo's first cycle, I will try my older pack when I get home from work. It defiantly appears as its the lvc which is causing the motor to shut off at full throttle.
good, yeah my maxamps pack takes a few to actually kick in at full voltage. at first it only goes like 1/4 power then it just hauls off into a backflip I think it is your batteries. Others say the gearing is tall but i run the same gearing and mine is perfectly fine, my truck also is very heavy (full alluminum) Oh and i do run the 8xl not the 7xl
   
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