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Best pwm setting for this motor?
Usually our motors can be run on all pwm rates / frequencies. A too high frequency will usually result in the esc getting warm/hot, so the best practice is to check your esc after flight and to drop your pwm rate in case you notice any heat developin...
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What is the correct timing and frequency fo the Tengu 2520HS?
Usually the best timing for the Tengu 2520HS motors is around 8-9 degrees of timing (based on Hobbywing) and a PWM rate of 32 should work just fine. The best way to check if the timing for your motor and setup is correct, is by measuring the temperat...
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What frequency and pwm do I run the 4025 1050kv please
Usually our motors can be run on all pwm rates / frequencies. A too high frequency will usually result in the esc getting warm/hot, so the best practice is to check your esc after flight and to drop your pwm rate in case you notice any heat developin...
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What pwm rate / frequency should be set for this motor?
Usually our motors can be run on all pwm rates / frequencies. A too high frequency will usually result in the esc getting warm/hot, so the best practice is to check your esc after flight and to drop your pwm rate in case you notice any heat developin...
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Motor timing for 4020 1050kv with hobbywing esc
Like with all Tengu HS models, we recommend to set the timing (advance) to around 9 degrees to start, and adjust in +/-1 steps if necessary. Please measure the temperature after the flight to check if the settings are fine.

Side note: The motor ha...
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What is the recommended timing for this motor?
Like with all Tengu HS models, we recommend to set the timing (advance) to around 9 degrees to start, and adjust in +/-1 steps if necessary. Please measure the temperature after the flight to check if the settings are fine.

Side note: The motor ha...
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