ESC programming question

Hi
I have a E-smart ES600 chopper with a Align BL75G 75a speed controller. In the programming it asks to choose different timing modes depending on the type of motor (2 pole low, timing...6 or more poles, medium or hard timing)
Would the stock motor be a two pole? ...or any idea how to find out?

regards
Daryl

Low timing should give you the most flight time I think.....

I use Medium timing for mine but I'm using Hobbywing ESC's.

With these brushless outrunners, it is best to keep the timing in the middle!
Mid timing or 15 degrees. Especially with 6-8+ pole motors.
If you want more power, you can experiment with higher timing, if you have an ESC that supports that.
If you only have low, medium and high settings, only use medium timing.

I have experimented with timing, and have the ashes to prove it...
Kent

akent wrote:

If you only have low, medium and high settings, only use medium timing.

I have experimented with timing, and have the ashes to prove it...
Kent

Experimenting with timing on a cheap ESC?

My CC 85HV has low, standard, and high.

It says Low may slightly decrease rpm and current draw and will give
longer runtime,cooler motor and batteries.Preferred setting for out runners.

Standard is the best balance of power and effciency for any motor.

High may give increase in rpm and current draw at the exspense
of runtime and hotter moter and battery.

The esmart flew great on low and my Esc was cool, motor and battery cool.

I run all HobbyWing,, And use the default timing which is 15/ middle haven't tryed any others but the HW has lots of settings!!

Ok, sounds like its unanimous!..I will stick with middle,

thanks for the help guys!


regards
Dazza