Folk's,
Finally, I really understand ESC exiting Smoke. Maybe Steven will add under TECH TIPS to same New and Old Fast FE guy's from letter the Smoke out and burning up Dollars$$$$$$$.
Enjoy Mike
Folk's,
Finally, I really understand ESC exiting Smoke. Maybe Steven will add under TECH TIPS to same New and Old Fast FE guy's from letter the Smoke out and burning up Dollars$$$$$$$.
Enjoy Mike
Do It Like You Mean It .....or Don't Bother
Do we use brakes on boats?
Nortavlag Bulc
Are we talking about the ''natural" slowing down of the boat or braking applied as in a RC Car?
Too many boats, not enough time...
As a rule of thumb since I like keeping my props, I always slowly decelerate from higher speed and I don't apply brake in any of my controllers. I find this also helps to keep the model from coming unsettled during deceleration. When the model comes off of plane, I decelerate more quickly because of the extra load put on the electronics. I've found this useful for even the inexpensive ESCs I've used in the past.
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