MWX Performance steht für innovative Tuningteile welche die besten Chassis der Welt noch besser machen. Und mit dem R.1 2WD Racing Kit steht auch ein Chassis Kit zur Verfügung, mit welchem die 2wd Klasse dominiert werden kann.
Dieses Chassis Kit enthält den 2024er Revision Kit!Jahre lang hat Marcus Williams innovative Tuningteile für die bekanntesten und erfolgreichsten Chassis entwickelt und diese damit noch besser gemacht. Jetzt war es an der Zeit und MWX hat sich entschieden, ein eigenes Chassis Kit zu veröffentlichen, welches modernste Technologie mit hochwertigen Komponenten und Funktionen verbindet. Das MWX Performance R.1 1/28 2WD Chassis Kit ist ein revolutionäres Kit, das entwickelt wurde, um die 1:28 2wd Klasse zu dominieren. Du wirst die Details zu schätzen wissen, die zur Maximierung der Einstellbarkeit, sowie zur Erhöhung der Haltbarkeit und Präzision entwickelt wurden, die diese sehr einzigartigen Fahrzeuge erfordern. HINWEIS: Das auf den Fotos abgebildete Rolling Chassis dient nur zur Veranschaulichung und zeigt Teile, die nicht im Lieferumfang enthalten sind. Eine vollständige Liste der für die Fertigstellung des Modells erforderlichen Teile findest du in der unten stehenden Liste.Merkmale des R.1 Chassis:Einzigartiges Design ohne SidelinksLanglebige spritzgegossene Frontpartie Ultra-niedriger Schwerpunkt von Grund auf konzipiert Inklusive optionaler Stossdämpferfedern in der Box Extrem freies Heck für eine ultra-glatte Hinterradaufhängung Möglichkeit des dynamischen Nachlaufs Titaniumnitrid beschichtete Dämpferwellen und Achsschenkel für unübertroffene Haltbarkeit und Laufruhe Ackerman-Schnellverstellung zur Änderung der Lenkeigenschaften Schwimmende Servohalterung für gleichmässigen Flex über das gesamte Chassis für ein berechenbareres Handling Inklusive 2 Grad Nachlauf (1 und 3 Grad optional)Präzise und direkte Lenkung ohne SpielInklusive PN Racing V3 Precision Enclosed Gear Differential 64PInklusive Transponderhalterung Enthält Karosseriehalterungen für Lexan- und Hartkarosserien Low Slop DesignVordere Aufhängung mit niedrigem Rollzentrum 4 mögliche Positionen der BatteriekabelführungFolgende Artikel und Komponenten werden für die Fertigstellung des Chassis-Kits benötigt:ESC / ReglerMotorServoFelgenReifenLipoMikro EmpfängerKarosserieFrontbumperSämtliche Anleitungen und Videos zum MWX R.1 Chassis findest du auf der MWX Performance Website unter MWX R.1 Ressource Center. Damit du Zugriff hast, muss du dich auf der Website registrieren und du musst angemeldet sein:MWX R.1 Ressource CenterVideoanleitungen: MWX Youtube Channel
Der MWX Pro 30A ESC wird mit nicht angelöteten Kabeln geliefert. Damit können die Kabel je nach Konfiguration und Positionierung so angelötet werden, wie sie am idealsten ins Auto passen.Beim Löten ist grösste Vorsicht geboten, da es sich um empfindliche elektronische Bauteile handelt. Ein Überhitzung der Platine beim Löten ist auf jeden Fall zu vermeiden um Schäden zu verhindern. Schäden durch unsachgemässes Löten oder Überhitzung sind von der Garantie ausgeschlossen.Farbe: BlackSpecifications:
Continued Current: 30ABurst Current: 80AInput Voltage: 2-3SBEC Output:6.0V/2ASize: 23.5x13.7X9.8mm
(L*W*H)Weight: 9.5g
ESC Programming and Firmware Updates via Mobile Phone App (Apple & Android) via built-in Bluetooth
Battery Wire Connection
When connecting the battery, pay attention to polarity: incorrect connection will damage the ESC and Battery. As shown in the figure above, connect the positive (+) wire is connected to (+) battery port, and the negative (-) wire I s connected to the (-) battery port.
Motor Wire Connection
Sensored Mode:When using a sensored brushless motor, the three A/B/C ESC wires must connect to the three A/B/C motor wires correspondingly. It is necessary to connect the Sensor wire to the “Sensor” socket on the ESC. Don’t change the wires sequence optionally.
Sensorless Mode: When using a sensorelesss brushless motor, the #A, #B, #C wires of the ESC can be connected with the motor wires freely (without any sequence). If the motor runs in the opposite direction, please swap any two wire connections.
Receiver Wire Connection
The signal wire supplies 6.0V to the receiver, servo, etc. So there is no need to connect an additional battery. External power connected to the receiver may damage the ESC.
Software Functions and Settings
Power On/Off ESC
Press the power button then the ESC will be powered on.
Press and holding the power button until the all LEDs died out, then the ESC will be powered off.
(Note: Please place the throttle trigger on the neutral position: within 10%, otherwise the ESC can not be powered off.)
Throttle Calibration
Connect the ESC with the battery and receiver well, then turn on the transmitter.
Press and holding the power button until the blue LED is on solid, the motor have a long beep at the same time, then release the power button, the red led will be on solid, the ESC enters to the calibration mode.
Pull the throttle trigger to the full throttle position, the blue led blinks three times and the motor beeps once, the full throttle position is saved.
Push the throttle trigger to the full brake position, the blue led blinks three times and the motor beeps twice, the full brake position is saved.
Release the throttle trigger to the neutral position, the blue led blinks three times and the motor beeps three times, the throttle calibration is completed.
The ESC can support reverse throttle calibration, if the transmitter throttle set reverse (it means pull the throttle will go to 1000 throttle position/normally is 2000, and push the throttle will go to 2000 throttle position/normally is 1000), then you do the throttle calibration the same way as usual (as above), it will not have any effects on the ESC for ward and revers way even if the transmitter throttle set reverse.
Remark: No need to restart the ESC again after throttle calibration finished. Do not move the throttle during the time of the blue led blinks.
LED State
Throttle Position Neutral / Blue LED Blinking / Red LED OFF
Full Throttle / Blue LED ON / Red LED ON
Full Brake / Blue LED OFF / Red LED ON
Note: When you pull the throttle from neutral position to full throttle position, the Blue LED will blink, and the blink frequency will go faster when the throttle goes higher.
When some protection is activated:
The RED LED is always on solid once the power button is pressed.
The RED LED blinks, single f lash between every one second. Repeat like “ ¤ ¤ ¤”indicates that the voltage is abnormal.
The RED LED blinks , double f lash between every one second . Repeat like “ ¤¤ ¤¤ ¤¤ ” indicates that the temperature is abnormal.
The RED LED blinks, single and double f lash alternately between every one second. Repeat like “ ¤ ¤¤ ¤ ¤¤ ¤ ¤¤” indicates that both of the voltage and temperature is abnormal at the same time.
The RED LED will not have any responds even the voltage or temperature is abnormal if not detect the signal.
The BLUE LED blinks , double f lash between every two seconds . Repeat like “ ¤¤ ¤¤ ¤¤ ” indicates that the throttle is abnormal. ( No throttle , or the throttle is not on
the neutral position)
Throttle Signal
The ESC can support the 450Hz maximum PPM throttle signal.
The ESC throttle protection will be activated under the following situation, and the BLUE LED blinks double flash: The throttle trigger do not place on the neutral position when the ESC turns on.
Lost the throttle signal:If the ESC lost throttle signal during the operation, the BLUE LED will blink double flash, and the ESC will start to work again until the throttle signal is back to normal.
Sensored & Sensorless
The sensore mode is activated once the ESC detected the hall sensor signal at any time.
The ESC will work on sensorless mode once the ESC didn’t detect the hall sensor signal at any time.
The ESC will have a slight power drop and restored soon during the moment of sensored and sensorless mode switching.
The PWM driving frequency will be selected automatically by the ESC on sensorless mode, and the manual setting is invalid.
It is invalid to set the brake PMW frequency less than 1KHz and forced recognized as 1KHZ, if the ESC is on sensorless mode.
Boost and turbo functions are out vailable on sensorless mode.
Boost & Turbo
After the boost or turbo timing triggered, the RPM and current will be increased, and the battery /ESC /motor will be heating , so setting the proper timing and timingincreased rate, and control the time of timing will effect the battery/ESC/motor service life.
The difference of the Boost and Turbo Timing: The Boost timing will be triggered even though you do not pull the throttle trigger to the full throttle position. The Turbo timing will be triggered only when you pull the throttle trigger to the full throttle position.
The Boost timing plus the Turbo timing is equal to the final opened timing when the throttle reaches its maximum position, and the final total timing is 60 degree. For example: If Boost timing set at 45 degree, and Turbo Timing set at 50 degree, so when the throttle reaches its maximum position, the Boost timing will be 45 degree, and Turbo Timing only canbe opened at 15 degree.
If set the low voltage or over temperature protection, and the protection is activated, then all the timing will be closed.
Protection
1. High Voltage Protection:
If the ESC detected the voltage too high(Higher than the esc standard voltage ) , when the ESC turns on, and the voltage protection was not set “OFF”, then the voltage protection will be activated, and the maximum throttle output will be limited within 50 % . ( The high voltage protection only worked on the moment of the ESC turns on , and it will not work on the other stages even it detected the high voltage , once the high voltage protection opened, even though the voltage comes down
to the normal voltage, the protection will not be relieved.)
2. Low Voltage Protection:
If the ESC detected the voltage less than the set value at anytime, and this voltage keep for a while, then the low voltage protection is activated, and the maximum throttle output will be limited within 50%.(Once the low voltage protection activated, even though the voltage comes back to normal, the protection can not be relieved.)
3. Thermal Protection:
The output throttle from the ESC will be limited (not over 50 % ) with the thermal value you have preset . ( The Thermal protection will be dismissed when the ESCtemperature drop to 65℃)
4. If t he voltage protection and temperature protection set off, and when the voltage and temperature become abnormal , the LED status will indicates the problems correspondingly, but will not limit the throttle output and will not close all ESC timing.
5. If the ESC detected the motor have the driving problem ( like motor rotor locked or motor phase lost problem) which can cause the motor not run smoothly, and when the throttle trigger leave neutral position for a while, then the ESC driving abnormal protection will be activated, and the motor will emit special tonelike beep-beep-beep ( note: some motors can not beep or beep with a low sound if motor have phase loss problem ), and the protection will be closed until you released the throttle trigger to neutral position for 0.2 seconds. If this problem occurs three times continuously, then you have to solve the motor driving problem first, or the protection will exist all the time.
Bluetooth
1. Reset password : When the ESC turns on, press and holding the power button around 10 seconds, the ESC will restore the Bluetooth password to default setting 0000.
2. With RCOMG Bluetooth, connected the RCOMG app to the ESC, the user can program parameters, upgrade firmware and check the real-time data of the ESC on the APP.
3. Due to the range limit of Bluetooth, the operational distance is around 10 meters.(If there are many metals or other strong interference signals or obstacles around will short the operational distance)
4. The Bluetooth name can not be changed.
5. The Bluetooth connecting will be failed during the ESC throttle calibration process.
Programmable Items
1. The user can program parameters at any status if the ESC turns on, and new programmed parameters will be took effect immediately, no need to restart the ESC, it means the programming parameters can be competed online, so it can provide a very intuitive feeling between the before programming and after programming.
There will be some impacts on the battery/ESC/motor if you program some parameters when the motor in a high-speed rotation. For example, if you changed the motor rotation when the motor in a high-speed rotation, then the ESC will drive the motor reverse immediately, but the motor can not be reverse immediately because of its inertia, then it will cause a big current and vibration. Or when the Boost or Turbo timing opened, but you set it off when the motor in a high-speed rotation, it also will cause a big current, so we would like to recommend not programming parameters when the motor in a high-speed rotation.
2. The programming parameters are saved in the ESC embedded flash memory, and the flashed card have a limited programming life ( around 10K times), so don’t program the ESC very often.
Real-time Data
1. The real - time data can be read only when the ESC have the throttle signal.
2. The real- time data is just a reference data with ± 10 % accuracy , if you want to get
the more accurate real - time data , you need to use the more professional equipment.
3. The description of the real-time data items:
Input Throttle --- The throttle from the Receiver to the ESC
Output Throttle---The throttle from the ESC to the Motor
Voltage---The battery voltage is being read by the ESC
Min. Voltage---The minimum voltage was read by the ESC
Temperature---The ESC temperature
Max. Temperature---The maximum temperature was read by the ESC
RPM---Revolutions per minutes
Max. RPM---The maximum RPM was read by the ESC
Adv. Timing---Advance Timing, The ESC total timing (Boost & Turbo)
Firmware Upgrade
1. If the ESC firmware upgrade failed during the upgrading process, please restart the ESC again, and must upgrade the ESC firmware via the APP again (all the other functions are not available), the ESC will get right after the firmware upgraded successfully.
2. The Red Led will blink a faint light when the ESC in the firmware upgrade mode, and the Blue Led will blink a faint light when the ESC have data transmission.
3. Please do not turn off the ESC during the time of the ESC firmware upgrading process. ( And the ESC only can be switched off after pressing the power button around 5 seconds)
Programmable Items Description
THROTTLE
1. Throttle Response--It indicates how often the ESC performs throttle adjustment.
2. Coast--When the throttle value changes from high to low, it will decrease every 0.01 second.For example: the current throttle stick is at 80%, and the next moment is at 30%. If the throttle coast is not turned on, the throttle value will be immediately reduced from 80% to 30%. If it is turned on, the throttle value will be 80%, 70%... 30% dropped so slowly. Note: If the throttle stick is at 0% at the next moment, the throttle value will be equal to 0 immediately. This item only works within the forward throttle range, and has the most obvious effect at 30% throttle.
3. Neutral Range--Throttle midpoint width, the range of the throttle stick in the centered state.
4. Min. Throttle--The minimum throttle, limit the throttle value can not be too small, this item can be adjusted according to the RC car configuration, the smaller the lighter car, this item can be adjusted down, so that the RC car can get a very low speed, the larger the heavier car, this item can be adjusted large, it can eliminate the jitters caused by insufficient starting power.
5. Minus--Throttle minus, decay the throttle value. For example, if the throttle stick is at 20%, if the decay is not turned on, the throttle value is 20%. After setting it to 1% decay, the output throttle value is 20% * (1-1%) = 19.8%. This item only works within the forward throttle range.
6. Minus Range--For example, if it is set to 50%, it means that the throttle below 50% will be used for throttle Minus. This item only works within the forward throttle range.
7. Max. For ward force--If it is set to 80%, the actual throttle value is 80% when the throttle stick is at 100% of the forward throttle.
8. Max. Reverse force--If it is set to 80%, the actual throttle value is 80% when the throttle stick is at the 100% position of the throttle in the reverse direction.
BRAKE
1. Brake Response--It indicates how often the ESC will perform the brake adjustment.
2. Min. Brake Force--It limits the minimum braking force.
3. Max. Brake Force--If the minimum braking force is set larger than the maximum braking force, the maximum braking force is equal to the minimum braking force.
4. Fwd. Drag Brake Force--It refers to the braking force when the throttle stick returns to the 0% position from the for ward stroke after the RC car moves forward.
If it is turned on, the ESC will turn on correspond brake force when the throttle stick at the 0% position.
5. Fwd. Drag Brake Response--It indicates how often the ESC performs drag brake adjustment.
6. Rev. Drag Brake Force--Rev drag braking force refers to the braking force when the throttle stick returns to the 0% position from the reverse stroke after the RC car moves backward
7. Rev. Drag Brake Response--It indicates how often the ESC performs drag brake adjustment.
8. Brake PWM Freq.--Brake PWM frequency.
BOOST
1. Boost Timing--Turn on the timing to make the motor get a higher speed.
2. Angle Dec. Rate--Boost trigger mode includes throttle trigger and RPM trigger
3. Angle Inc. Rate--For example, Boost timing is set to 30 degrees, 50% throttle threshold triggers Boost, then the throttle stick reaches 50% position to enable Boost timing, and when the throttle stick reaches 100%, 30 degree timing is enabled. The timing value increases linearly from 50% to 100% throttle.
4. Initial Angle--The Boost RPM triggers the threshold. When the motor reaches the RPM threshold, the set boost timing will be fully turned on.
5. RPM Threshold--For example, set the boost timing to 30 degrees, 50% of the throttle triggers Boost, the initial angle is 2 degrees, when the throttle is at 50%, the actual boost angle is 2 degrees (if the initial angle higher than the boost timing, then the initial angle is the Boost timing initial value).
6. Throttle Threshold--For example: set the Boost timing to 30 degrees, and the throttle triggers Boost. If the throttle value is instantly increased to 100%, the Boost
timing will not reach 30 degrees immediately, but will increase to 30 degrees at the set increasing speed; It is the same when it is set to RPM trigger.
7. Trigger--The rate at which the boost timing is reduced to 0 when the boost trigger condition is no longer met.
TURBO
1. Turbo Timing--Turbo timing is the timing that starts when the throttle stick reaches 100%.
2. Turbo Inc. Rate--The speed with the Turbo timing increasing. For different motors, if the speed is set too fast, there will be large burst current and the motor will
vibrate violently.
3.Turbo Dec. Rate--The speed with the turbo timing decreasing. When the throttle stick leaves the 100% position, the conditions for turning on Turbo are no longer met, but the Turbo timing will not be immediately reduced to 0, but will decrease at the set speed. When the Turbo is turned on, the motor speed is very fast. If the Turbo
timing value quickly decreases to 0 at this time, the speed decreases too fast, the motor will vibrate severely and reverse high voltage, so please choose the
appropriate timing to reduce the speed.
4. Delay--Turbo delay refers to a delay after the throttle stick reaches 100% before turning on Turbo.
5. Delay Reload--The update time point of the delay. When the timing has been triggered, if the throttle leaves 100% and quickly returns to 100%, whether to delay again or not. Wait: wait until the timing is reduced to 0, then update the delay, and then re-delay; Instant: update the delay as soon as the throttle leaves 100%, and
start the re-delay immediately.
GENERAL
1. Motor Rotation--In some RC cars, under the default rotation, forward and backward are reversed. At this time, setting another motor rotation can correct this error.
2. Motor Poles--Set the correct number of motor poles to get the correct Boost RPM trigger threshold. At the same time, players can see the correct motor RPM in the real-time data of the mobile phone APP.
3. Running Mode--Running mode includes Forward/Brake, Forward/Brake/Reverse, Forward/Reverse.
4. Reverse Mode--Check the below diagram for details
5. Drive PWM Freq.--The drive PWM frequency refers to the PWM frequency used when the ESC drives the motor. The lower frequency, the higher acceleration, but the linearity of the throttle becomes worse and feel aggressive throttle feeling. The Higher frequency ,the smoother throttle feeling, but it will cause the temperature of the ESC to rise too fast.
6. CutoVoltage--If the ESC detected the voltage less than the set value at anytime, and this voltage keep for a while, then the low voltage protection is activated, and the maximum throttle output will be limited within 50%.(Once the low voltage protection activated, even though the voltage comes back to normal, the protection can not be relieved.)
7. CutoThermal--The output throttle from the ESC will be limited (not over 50%) with the thermal value you have preset.(The Thermal protection will be dismissed when the ESC temperature drop to 65℃)
8. BEC Output
Trouble Shooting
The ESC was unable to start the status LED, the motor, and the cooling fan after it was powered on.
Possible causes
1. No power was supplied to the ESC.
2. The ESC switch was damaged.
Solutions
1. Check if all ESC & batter y connectors have been well soldered or firmly connected.
2. Replace the broken switch.
The motor suddenly stopped or significantly reduced the output in operation.
Possible causes
1. The receiver was influenced by some foreign interference.
2. The ESC entered the battery LVC (Low Voltage Cut off) protection.
3. The ESC entered the thermal (over-heat) protection.
Solutions
1. Check all devices and tr y to f ind out all possible causes, and check the transmitter ’s batter y voltage.
2. The RED LED blinks, single f lash between every one second.
3. The RED LED blinks, double f lash between every one second.
The motor stuttered but couldn’t start.
Possible causes
1. Some soldering between the motor and the ESC was not good.
2. The ESC was damaged (some MOSFETs were burnt).
Solutions
1. Check all soldering points, please re-solder if necessary.
2. Contact the distributor for repair or other customer services.
The car ran forward/backward slowly when the throttle trigger was at the neutral position.
Possible causes
1. The neutral position on the transmitter was not stable, so signals were not stable
either.
2.The ESC calibration was not proper.
Solutions
1. Replace your transmitter
2. Re-calibrate the throttle range or tune the neutral position on the transmitter.
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Dry carbon and CNC machined weighted bumper system for lexan bodied 1/28 scale cars
This is one of the quickest and easiest way to tame down the steering of your Double A arm cars like the GL GT and the Reflex R28 but also work great for quick changes to even the MWX GLR.
Passend für den MWX R.1, GL GLR / GLR-GT / GTR, PN 2.0/3.0, MR03,...
Dry carbon and CNC machined weighted bumper system for lexan bodied 1/28 scale cars
This is one of the quickest and easiest way to tame down the steering of your Double A arm cars like the GL GT and the Reflex R28 but also work great for quick changes to even the MWX GLR.
Passend für den MWX R.1, GL GLR / GLR-GT / GTR, PN 2.0/3.0, MR03,...
Instead of being forced to purchase a 50 dollar servo saver by using a sub par rack in the GTR MWX has once again re engineered another GL part to make better for the end user. With this unit you dont have to use the servo saver.
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Changing Spur Gear Ratio
Loosen Tension Nut to separate side gears.
Allow spider gear pins to recess into carrier. Depress with screw driver if necessary as shown by arrows.
Remove spur gear.
Installation is reverse of removal
Install Cover
Insert Outer Cover (with see through screw hole) in Spur Gear Groove (wheel side) and line up the screw hole with the spur gear
Insert Inner Cover (screw hole can't see through) in Spur Gear Groove (shaft side) and line up the screw hole with the spur gear
Install 3 screws, gently tighten diagonally (Thin Plastic can strip easily, Do Not Over Tighten)
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Changing Spur Gear Ratio
Loosen Tension Nut to separate side gears.
Allow spider gear pins to recess into carrier. Depress with screw driver if necessary as shown by arrows.
Remove spur gear.
Installation is reverse of removal
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