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Silent outrunner and ESC for less then $60

Ok so I just checked. With my settings, on the bench. When regular spinning does not have enough torque, blheli sends a pulse of more power for like a quarter of a second. Kinda like pumping the Gas when it's stuck.

Increasing the rampup power did not decrease the minimum rpm. What it did was increase the power of that half second pulse when the motor got stuck.

I don't know what setting is causing the pulsing.

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Dave_Pinnock said:
Thanks for the link will have to work my way through that series! Would you recommend going to the AM32? So far I am impressed with the BLHeli performance and not sure the risk of bricking my esc is worth the upgrade.
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The MCU has a feature called watch dog, so if you screw up programming it, it wont brick. You will still be able to get to it with a ST-link.

That doesn't mean you can't still fry it by crossing the wrong wires though.
But what esc can you plug in backwards and not fry?

oopf forgot to send this earlier.
 
Regarding Blheli,
I played with it, the pulsing comes when you turn soft bidirectional 3D on, which also gives you the lower RPM
if soft bidirectional 3D is on then rampup increases the half second of pulsing power when the motor thinks it is stuck,
if regular bidirectional 3D is on the minimum speed is really fast, and I have no idea what rampup does. but I couldn't notice a torque difference on the bench using my finger to slow it down. Which is not a super accurate measuring tool.
I also couldent tell what sine mode does here either.
or the low rpm power protect, or stall protection, or demag, or motor timing....

All just seems like shiny switches that don't do anything to me. Haha

My first settings I picked from reading the blheli manual, which I have now forgotten what it says.
They probably have a more noticeable effect in the car though.
 
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Voodoobrew said:
Ok so I just checked. With my settings, on the bench. When regular spinning does not have enough torque, blheli sends a pulse of more power for like a quarter of a second. Kinda like pumping the Gas when it's stuck.

Increasing the rampup power did not decrease the minimum rpm. What it did was increase the power of that half second pulse when the motor got stuck.

I don't know what setting is causing the pulsing.

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This is the same experience I have had. With a lower rampup speed the pulsing is much less obvious albeit still there. For me it seems i can crawl slower with a lower rampup as it's less jerky. (My testing till now has been in the back garden crawling up steps, I've not felt there is any less torque at a lower rampup).

I've been looking at your instructions on GitHub and I think I'll get some pogopins to do the flashing. Any idea what size I would need, looks like I can only order a batch of a hundred lol

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Thanks for that video. I've been following along with great interest, but I'm not ready to dive in just yet. I'm hoping you guys will get 'em all dialed in to perfection and program one for me! A QUIET Revolver with brushed-motor-smooth startup on 4s would be a beautiful thing.
 
Trying to do more testing but my cat has other ideas [emoji1787]
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Does anyone have instructions for enabling the dual-brushed mode on brushless ESCs with AM32? I have already flashed AM32 to an iFlight Succex 55A and it's working well with a brushless motor, using an FC to control the ESC for ease of programming. So now I am thinking of testing some brushed motors.
I can't see how the 2nd ESC signal input should be connected.... Seems that the motors are connected to outermost channels and use the center channel as a common shared ground to get 1/2 voltage to each brushed motor. But where the signal input for the 2nd ESC goes I have no idea! And what happens to telemetry in this case?
 
It was never programed for that.
That conversation was talking theory. I passed the info along, but it was never implemented.

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hi guys, the question is, is there a dys aria 70a regulator, which contacts should I solder to for flashing? the performance of bl_heli does not suit (((
p.s. if the meaning of the sentences is unclear, then you should blame the translator, hello from Russia.

Aria 70A | DongYang Smart Technology Co.,Ltd
 
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Does anyone apply any glue to your connections after soldering? I'm concerned over time they may break off considering how small they are and the punishment they may take being in a crawler
 
while the programmer is driving, he wondered if a specific controller needs a specific firmware, is there a firmware for "dys aria 70a" and "flycolor x-cross 45a", please give a link if there is. thank you in advance!
 
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