IMO thatās fine, or actually a little too tight. Basically you want to be as loose as you possibly can make it, and not have it skip under heavy acceleration/braking.
Thank you Iāll
Give it a shot. Hope it resolves it because I canāt wait to throw on the TB110 Artic Bluuueessss. In a couple days.
I think thatās perfect but i do prefer to run my belts on the tighter side, it does reduce freeroll and increase power consumption, but thats just how i like it
Just realized the video wasnāt uploaded correctly. Fixed that
When does nkon send out packages? Every Thursday?
The gym
I hate you Tyler. Like honestly from the depth of my heart. I wanted them soo bad and you snatch them while i sleep? Evil i say. Evil.
@stan i am paying you to be my reservation bodyguard from now on. When you see a good deal that you donāt need reserve them for me
Well played @Tyler93245
did you also get the drivetrain?
I have no life. I check the FS thread too often, you canāt win this XD
Didnāt grab the motors, got the mounts though
Whenever they goddamn feel like it.
ok guys, so iāve been re-directed here but still cannot find the info i need hence iām asking here. Iāve just had my dual 4.2 flipsky esc failing on me after 1 month. So iāve bought 2 single escs on Amazon (so if they fail iāll have amazon covering the replacement) which i need to connect togheter. I only have 1 receiver (for Vx1 remote) and i guess i only need to power one esc and then connect it to the other esc in order to obtain the dual setup. Does anyone have pictures of how to connect them to achieve the above setup? thank you
Which ones? link?
Thanks man, I was afraid that it is too loose actually because I ran tighter previously but I just snapped a belt this morning and it makes me think it I had it too tight last time
Noted on that man, Iāll probably run on this tension setup for a bit and see how it goes
You gotta use a CAN bus cable or split PPM
hey, anyone know how the scale on surf rodz adjustable baseplates is intended to be used ?
hate me, but i want to nullify the front angle on my evo, and i would like to do so in a methodical manner, not by guesswork
@sender sorry for tagging, i got hinted you might know more about this
You are good with soldering and have connectors of choice?
If so, then you only need a Canbus cable (warning: donāt power one vesc with canbus cable connected to unpowered vesc. Will blow canbus chips.)
Thanks. Im good at soldering but do not have connectors available beside the 2*ESC Sensor Wires that came with the flipsky dual esc. So i need to buy canbus cable? And how that split PPM work?
You can go three ways here:
Canbus-
With canbus cable connected, all the input is shared between the two vescs in a master/slave relationship. So you donāt need to use PPM.
Split PPM/PWM:
No cable needed and you set up each vesc as a single unit, and they only share the remote signal and receiver (one red wire needs to be snipped from one of the receiver cables so only one power wire for both).
(Not as popular an approach) Two receivers:
(I will let the two receiver king @b264 explain.)
Perfect, thatās what i was hoping. Now i need to figure out how to source a canbus cable quickly cause i do not have any available⦠any suggestions?