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ray carey 24-08-2011 01:54 PM

Running without censor lead??????
 
Will I damage my motor and or ESC running without using censor lead???
Set up is all Speed Passion kit.
Many thanks in advance.

Wraggy 24-08-2011 02:03 PM

I doubt the car will even run as it will jut Cog all the time hence why u need the sensor wire connected

arransmith27 24-08-2011 02:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Wraggy (Post 544578)
I doubt the car will even run as it will jut Cog all the time hence why u need the sensor wire connected

Agree with this :thumbsup:

Cardnim 24-08-2011 02:25 PM

I think it will run.

My sensor lead used to fall out sometimes while driving - never even noticed the difference (but then I am pants and wouldnt notice something like that!) :)

Although it will run, its probably best not to do it if you can help it.

cableguy92 24-08-2011 02:28 PM

i had an incident a few months back where my sensor lead got ripped out during a race, yet the car carried on to run but just not as quick as it was with the lead in haha.

i was running SP v3 motor and a tekin rs pro esc at the time

nathan

cableguy92 24-08-2011 02:32 PM

also forgot to say that the motor and esc worked perfectly after this incident no damage as far as i could tell

nathan

tellor 24-08-2011 02:42 PM

could be wrong but the Speed passion GT and LPF are both sensored and sensorless meaning that can run it in either mode.

the advantage of running it in Sensored mode is that if the cable comes unplugged it automatically reverts to sensorless.

don't ask me why don't people run sensorless all the time then....I don't know

Big G 24-08-2011 03:19 PM

Sensored mode is a lot smoother than sensorless. Unplug it and try it ray

ray carey 24-08-2011 06:06 PM

Big thanks to all
 
A big thanks to all who replied. :thumbsup:


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