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05.12.2008, 10:09 PM

I now upped the timing from 0(lowest) to 15(high). I didnt run it much, but from what I could tell, the ESC cooled down drastically. Power is great, very responsive. Id say it feels about perfect for the RC8. I will see how it does on a track next.
   
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05.12.2008, 10:17 PM

Seems like the higher pole count motors like higher timing. Glad it is working well for you!

I have an axi outrunner that I need to pair up with a mm in my 10th scale direct to diff truck. From what I have heard the new firmware really makes a big difference with outrunners.
   
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05.13.2008, 07:40 AM

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Seems like the higher pole count motors like higher timing. Glad it is working well for you!

I have an axi outrunner that I need to pair up with a mm in my 10th scale direct to diff truck. From what I have heard the new firmware really makes a big difference with outrunners.
The higher pole count motors do indeed like higher timing. The entire "higher timing, higher heat" thing doesn't really apply that much to them IMO.

Hey Linc,

I've heard it makes a big difference with outrunners too.
   
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05.13.2008, 10:08 AM

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Hey Linc,

I've heard it makes a big difference with outrunners too.
Really, who did you hear that from? I would check your source, if it is who I am thinking of that guy is strange
   
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