superstox advise

[mark christopher]

Originally Posted by sosidge

So what you are saying is that the people at ROAR who are putting all these ESCs on an oscilloscope to check that they are built to the exact blinky specification are doing it wrong and that a significant proportion of the ESCs allow you to cheat?

In that case could you explain why my "cheat" Hobbywing Xtreme Stock ESC is exactly the same speed as my (hopefully legal) Speed Passion Reventon ESC? And can you explain why LRP (who happened to have helped create the Blinky spec) are still submitting cheat speedos? And can you explain why the A-final cars at the Cotswold BRCA Clubman's national on a 60m straight were incredibly even on pace, with a variety of ESCs in use?

The problem with Blinky is that everyone is paranoid about getting beaten, And if people get beaten, they suspect foul play. The truth is, some people are better at preparing their powertrain, some people are better drivers, and some people are both.

you culd be thinking of static speedo timing/punch and not on the fly timing