Is there a way improve the LVC shutdown - RC-Monster Forums

Resistance (ohms): Enter the LVC internal resistance, 200,000 in this case.
Capacitance (farads): I used 22uF. Other common values for ~25v are 10uF and 47uF, but don\'t provide the right delay IMO, but that\'s up to you.
Battery Voltage: Self-explanatory. Use the nominal battery voltage. For a 4s pack, use 14.8v.
Time Constants to show: Caps are accepted to be charged/discharged in 5 time constants, but if you want to see more detail in the lower time ranges, use a lower number.
Euler\'s number: This is a constant for natural logarithm base. Leave as-is unless you really want to mess with it.

Gee · **Is there a way improve the LVC shutdown -** 02.11.2008, 05:55 PM

First off I didn't do a search for this topic to find an answer before asking. Free time has been limited lately. I hope it wasn't just asked. So apoligies up front.
Setup is pretty basic

e-revo - HV4.5 - spektrum sr3100 receiver
Novak 4 -cell smart stop (12.5 cutoff) connected to the same tabs as the capacitor
using (2) 7.4 2s2p lipos maxamps 6000's or truerc 6400's

The problem I have noticed with my set is the LVC will shut down the RC when it spikes below the 12.5v. It will stutter when WOT then eventully shut the RC down. It just dawned on me the other day. The batteries when I take them out and test them are around the 7.6 volt readings. That's after a couple of minutes. I will have to test the battery voltage as soon as it shutdowns to check the voltage then. There seems that there is still plenty of runtime left but no WOT (not as much fun). Is there anything that I can do to keep the LVC from not shutting down unless the batteries are below the cut off for more then a couple seconds. Would adding another capacitor or a UBEC help? Connecting the LVC up differently?

Thanks for the help.