Timing for Leopard 4074 2000Kv ?

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  • Bigbore
    Senior Member
    • Sep 2010
    • 179

    #1

    Timing for Leopard 4074 2000Kv ?

    I have the spec of the builder as 2.5Y
    What does that mean? Are there 3 coils with a Y connection? What are the windings? And what shoul be the timing of the ESC?
  • m4a1usr
    Fast Electric Addict
    • Nov 2009
    • 2036

    #2
    Originally posted by Bigbore View Post
    I have the spec of the builder as 2.5Y
    What does that mean? Are there 3 coils with a Y connection? What are the windings? And what shoul be the timing of the ESC?

    Which esc do you have? For a T180 you probably want to use the 15 deg default setting. If you are using an Etti they recomend something like 4 degrees. it will depend on what the maker recomends for a 4 pole motor.

    John
    Change is the one Constant

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    • Bigbore
      Senior Member
      • Sep 2010
      • 179

      #3
      Originally posted by m4a1usr View Post
      Which esc do you have? For a T180 you probably want to use the 15 deg default setting. If you are using an Etti they recomend something like 4 degrees. it will depend on what the maker recomends for a 4 pole motor.

      John
      I'm currently using a seaking 120A with 0° timing but I have on order a seaking 180A. Should I try 15° with 120A?

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      • Fluid
        Fast and Furious
        • Apr 2007
        • 8103

        #4
        2.5Y and 2.5D motors have the same number of turns on each stator segment, but the winds are connected differently. You don't have to remember that, just that Y wind motors like timing advance and D winds generally do not. Try 10* first, the 15* for the same amount of run time and compare the speeds and temps. Use the best compromise advance.



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