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SBEC Voltage Output 5.0V
Governor Mode: RPM OFF
Motor Rotation: Forward
Start Up Strength: 30%
Low Voltage Cut Off Type: Reduce Power
5. Motor Timing : Auto, 2°, 8°, 15°, 22°, 30°
* Auto – ESC determines the optimum motor timing automatically.
* 2° and 8° – Set for most of in-runner motors.
* 15° and 22° –Set for motors with 6 or more poles.
* 30° – Setting for motors with more poles.
In most cases, automatic timing works well for all types of motors. However for high
efficiency we recommend the Low timing setting for 2 pole motors (general in-runners)
and high timing for 6 poles and above (general out-runners). For higher speed, High
timing can be set. Some motors require different timing setups therefore we suggest
you to follow the manufacturer recommended setup
Note: Run your motor on the ground first after making any changes to your motor
timing!
6. SBEC Voltage Output:
5.0V/6.0V/7.4V/8.4V for Gecko Series ESC above 45A.
5.0V/6.0V for Gecko 45A.
There are the four different levels of SBEC voltage output can be selected.
* The 1st Level: 5.0V
* The 2nd Level: 6.0V
* The 3rd Level: 7.4V
* The 4th Level: 8.4V
7. Governor Mode (Heli Governor Mode)
* RPM OFF
* Soft Start: For 1st Soft Start, there will be 8-second delay from start to full rpm;
For 2nd Soft Start, there will be 15-second delay from start to full rpm;
Note: If the throttle is cut off after starting less 3 Seconds, then the next start will be as
normal start. If the throttle is cut off after starting more than 3 Seconds, the next start
will be as soft start.
Governor Mode 1: There will be a 15-second delay from start to full rpm; If lower the
throttle to the 80% position of the full throttle or lower than 80% position, the RPM
would be definitely changed, the lost RPM will be detected and compensated
automatically by the ESC that makes sure to keep the RPM at the same speed. (Note:
This function is only for Low KV motor)
Governor Mode 2: There will be a 15-second delay from start to full rpm; If lower the
throttle to the 80% position of the full throttle or lower than 80% position, the RPM
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