Clarification for the Leo 4092

[runzwithsizorz]

It would seem that some esc's need to be programed with near pinpoint accuracy. Stevens' listing for the Leo 4092, 2080kv, states; 3.5D, AND 2.5D.
Soooo, which is it?

[carlcisneros]

I just e=mailed Steven about that motor and also the 1480kv motor.
should hear back from him in a day or so.

either way, they are both listed as Delta winds.

lets see what the proper numbers are.

[Steven Vaccaro]

the 2080 is a 2.5d

[runzwithsizorz]

Thank you Steven. Just dotting eyes, and crossing tees.

[Brushless55]

what's the best timing * for the 2080kv ?
thanks

[Fluid]

what's the best timing * for the 2080kv ?

Two degrees.




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[Brushless55]

Two degrees.




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Ok that's because of the D wind correct?
I've got my speedo set to 15* right now..
things did get a little warm yesterday at the races..
I'll bump it down
thanks

[martin]

10 - 15degrees are for y wind motors, d wind will run hotter at that timing.

[Steven Vaccaro]

It would seem that some esc's need to be programed with near pinpoint accuracy.

It would be near impossible to do this. In order for this to be accomplished a motor and esc would need to be tested and fine tuned together as a pair by a factory. I always start my testing with low timing. Then fine tune from there. Moving up in timing until the speed results are the same, but the motor is hotter than previously. Then move a bit back in timing from there.

[Brushless55]

10 - 15degrees are for y wind motors, d wind will run hotter at that timing.

If I could stay on this just a min..
getting hotter with higher timing without more speed = wasted amps right?
both my motor and esc were right at 125* each runing 4s with a x645 prop in a DF33