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Warren J.
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Until VRC e-buggy comes along, do this for nitro buggy:
1. Set clutch to heavy/high friction/hardest
2. Set positive throttle expo on your radio.
I found the VRC throttle expo settings are not enough, and even my radio expo @ 100 is not enough. So I leave VRC expo at 0, and set a manual throttle curve on my radio with very steep initial gain, similar to what Richard said.
Works well for me:)
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Pieter BFounder
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Posted by: Richard Bjørnstad (NO) on 28.8.2015 16:16:42 (UTC)
Would recommend turning the power curve up to about 25% on 5% throttle, considering that the e-buggies have a very good power curve on low rpm compared to nitro.
the electric motor physics model creates the torque by itself, nitro and electric have their own physics!
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Richard B
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Would recommend turning the power curve up to about 25% on 5% throttle, considering that the e-buggies have a very good power curve on low rpm compared to nitro.
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Jose Luis M
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Apparently next month they will be releasing E-Buggies on here! That should be the best change you can make! :)
Check this Forum thread:
https://www.vrcworld.com/forums/posts.aspx?topic=87046
Edited by author: 23.8.2015 7:13:18 GMT
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Eric C.
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Try turning up your throttle expo. Giving I more expo will make it snappy.
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