[NSRCA-discussion] End point question on ESC

[James Oddino]

I assume you are running with a fixed endpoint of 1.8.  If that is  
the case, and your transmitter is at 2.0 at full throttle, you will  
get full power before the stick reaches maximum and no change will  
take place as you move the stick past that point, unless you select  
the function that continues to adjust the endpoint when the ESC  
senses a value higher than the set endpoint.   I set mine up at 2.0  
as my transmitter goes to a slightly higher value (about 2.05) and I  
do use the function that adjusts the value if it sees a higher value.

How is your Spin 99 working?  I had rough starting and intermittent  
cutouts during flight.  I went back to my Hacker Master 90 and it is  
working great.  I will try some slower acceleration settings on the  
Spin when I get a chance.  Let us know how yours works.

Jim O



On Jul 10, 2007, at 5:55 PM, Robert & Casey Green wrote:

> I have been using the factory setting on my spinn 99 at 1.80.  Is  
> this what I should be using or should I increase it?  I e-mailed a  
> few people and they said that by limiting the end point it may  
> shorten the life of the controller.  Any input would be appreciated.
>
> TIA
>
> Robert
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