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Struggling to get any punch from my car, have LRP 6200 Lipo's ( not old) and SP 6.5
Good top speed, but quite sluggish!
Do i need to program my esc on the computer if i want to activate punch profiles?? if so whats connection??
Or are there other methods?

Any help would be great
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Struggling to get any punch from my car, have LRP 6200 Lipo's ( not old)
Good top speed, but quite sluggish!
Do i need to program my esc on the computer if i want to activate punch profiles?? if so whats connection??
Or are there other methods?

Any help would be great
You only need pc to change software on the esc. You should be able to adjust punch via the program card.
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use the LCD programming box that came with the speedo.

if punch (DDRS?) is down at 1-3, it might feel soft. switch it up to 6-7 and see if it feels better.

make sure you press the button to save the change!
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use the LCD programming box that came with the speedo.

if punch (DDRS?) is down at 1-3, it might feel soft. switch it up to 6-7 and see if it feels better.

make sure you press the button to save the change!
Ive got that set on 8


How do i access the settings 12-15 in the manual?
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you need to be running the stock software on the speedo, which will require a PC and the paid-for LCD programming box.

what is your timing set at? and what motor is it?
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you need to be running the stock software on the speedo, which will require a PC and the paid-for LCD programming box.

what is your timing set at? and what motor is it?
its a SP 6.5 , not sure on the timing settings, what should i have ?
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try setting it full/max and see if it makes a difference. I run a SP 6.5 in 2wd with max timing and punch set to 7.

i would leave the motor timing position as standard.
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try setting it full/max and see if it makes a difference. I run a SP 6.5 in 2wd with max timing and punch set to 7.

i would leave the motor timing position as standard.

Ok great,will the motor timing, is that rotated right as far as it'll go? It doesnt rotate very well

Forgive me, ive just come back to brushless/lipo's and trying to get used to it
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IIRC, the physical motor timing position on mine is roughly in the centre. I set the timing in the software instead. If you are cranked all the way to one side, try bringing it back to the centre and give it a few laps.
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IIRC, the physical motor timing position on mine is roughly in the centre. I set the timing in the software instead. If you are cranked all the way to one side, try bringing it back to the centre and give it a few laps.
Ok great, thanks for the help.
Just out of interest, how can i get hold of the LCD program thing?
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it should have come with the speedo....

you can probably buy them direct from schumacher, order one from your LHS or you sometimes see them for sale on here.
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it should have come with the speedo....

you can probably buy them direct from schumacher, order one from your LHS or you sometimes see them for sale on here.

It came with the 11 setting programmer, doesnt have a USB connection.
Will have a look round.
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the free lcd programmer comes with the speedo connects via the receiver cable, the one which lets you update the speedo software is the one that connects with usb.

details here: http://www.racing-cars.com/pp/Manufa...n/SPLCD01.html
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You can use either a Speed Passion/Hobbywing/Hpi Proflux LCD program box.
http://www.giantcod.co.uk/hobbywing-...-p-403901.html
This one will do the job.
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To clear it up..

The LED programmer comes with the speedo and is also useless with the latest softwares.

The LCD programmer is an optional extra and is essential for changing the ESC software and changing the extra settings on the latest versions of the software. You should get one if you don't have one already.

You should also check what version of software you have before you mess around with the settings. Get them wrong and you can cook motors. For offroad I would recommend 205MOD anyway which is simple to use and performs well.
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cheers guys!!
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