Tag: rc setup tips
RC ESC Turbo Delay Explained
What Is Turbo Delay? Turbo Delay is an Electronic Speed Control (ESC) setting that determines how long the ESC waits before applying Turbo Timing after ... Read More
RC ESC Neutral Range (Dead Band) Explained
What Is Neutral Range (Dead Band)? Neutral Range (aka Dead Band) is the area around the transmitter trigger's neutral position where the ESC ignores input ... Read More
RC ESC Drag Brake Explained
What Is Drag Brake? Drag Brake is an ESC setting that automatically applies a specific amount of braking force whenever the throttle trigger returns to ... Read More
RC ESC Brake Rate Control Explained
What Is Brake Rate Control? Brake Rate Control is an ESC setting that adjusts how quickly braking force is applied after the brake trigger is ... Read More
RC ESC Boost Force Explained
What Is Boost Force? Boost Force is an ESC setting that controls how aggressively the ESC applies programmed Boost Timing once the boost activation conditions ... Read More
RC ESC Boost Timing Explained
What Is Boost Timing? Boost Timing is an electronic timing advance feature found in many racing-oriented brushless ESCs. It automatically adds motor timing as RPM ... Read More
RC Radio CPS Mixing Explained
What Is CPS Mixing? CPS Mixing is a programmable radio function that links two or more channels or control inputs together to create a customized ... Read More
RC Radio Channel Limiter Explained
What Is A Channel Limiter Channel Limiter is a function found in many advanced RC radio systems that restricts the usable range of a specific ... Read More
RC Radio Response Explained
What Is Response? Response is an RC radio system setting that adjusts how quickly the servo or ESC reacts to your transmitter inputs. It changes ... Read More
RC Radio End Point Adjustment (EPA) Explained
What Is End Point Adjustment (EPA)? End Point Adjustment (EPA, for short) is a function in a RC radio system that controls the maximum amount ... Read More
RC Radio Dual Rate Explained
What Is Dual Rate? Dual Rate is a radio setting that changes the total amount of servo movement available on a specific channel. In RC ... Read More
RC Radio Channel Assignment Explained
What Is Channel Assignment? Channel Assignment refers to how the functions of your RC vehicle are mapped to specific channels on your radio transmitter and ... Read More
RC Radio 4WS Mixing Explained
What Is 4WS Mixing 4WS Mixing (Four-Wheel Steering Mixing) is a transmitter function that controls how the rear steering servo interacts with the front steering ... Read More
RC Tire Additive Explained
What Is Tire Additive? Tire Additive is a chemical compound applied to RC tires to change how the rubber interacts with the track surface. Its ... Read More
RC Suspension Mounts Explained
What Are Suspension Mounts? Suspension Mounts are the blocks or braces that hold your suspension arms to the chassis. They define the hinge pin location ... Read More
