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11.07.2008, 08:14 PM

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cool, then i will use the esc brake.
and the brake will not coast runtime?
Just remember to use the esc brake you need to run the forward only kit from losi and a tdr single speed hub. Those 2 parts eliminate the weak factory reverse setup and the one way bearing in the 2 speed setup.
   
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11.08.2008, 08:17 PM

hi othello, nett dich hier zu sehen :)
deine grafik geht nicht, kommt eine hotlinking warnung.



ok, i will take out the mech brake and use the esc brake.
its good, because i have more space for my a123 cells then.

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11.10.2008, 05:03 AM

Ok ... i uploaded the graph again. It should be displayed now.



Take a look at those two amp spikes while decelerating. I must have hit the brakes 2 times. You would normaly expect voltage to drop but it is not ... it is rising which indicates that the current flow is reversed and energy is stored back to the batteries.


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