| Tiger I, Late (Taigen from the AFF Museum Shop), to be done in Abt 506 Colours | |
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Glen B Lieutenant General
Posts : 1816 Join date : 2012-03-22 Age : 72 Location : Fort Erie, Ontario
| Subject: Re: Tiger I, Late (Taigen from the AFF Museum Shop), to be done in Abt 506 Colours Mon Feb 04, 2013 8:48 pm | |
| Those grills are easier to use with this on since the volume control is in the driver's hatch instead of being accessed with a screwdriver through the grating. _____________________________________________ "Luck favours the prepared!."
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Glen B Lieutenant General
Posts : 1816 Join date : 2012-03-22 Age : 72 Location : Fort Erie, Ontario
| Subject: Re: Tiger I, Late (Taigen from the AFF Museum Shop), to be done in Abt 506 Colours Sat Feb 16, 2013 11:59 am | |
| _____________________________________________ "Luck favours the prepared!."
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Stinger Captain
Posts : 948 Join date : 2012-06-10 Location : Niagara
| Subject: Re: Tiger I, Late (Taigen from the AFF Museum Shop), to be done in Abt 506 Colours Sat Feb 16, 2013 2:50 pm | |
| AWESOME, JUST AWESOME ! _____________________________________________ My Tanks <<== Click hereCan-Am Tank Club <<< Web site linkTiger I | King Tiger | Panther G | PzIII | PzIV | Stug IV | SturmTiger | Pershing/Howitzer | M16 Halftrack | M26 Super Pershing | M48 Patton | M41 Bulldog | Gepard | Leopard | KV-1 | KV-2 |T-34 | |
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Glen B Lieutenant General
Posts : 1816 Join date : 2012-03-22 Age : 72 Location : Fort Erie, Ontario
| Subject: Re: Tiger I, Late (Taigen from the AFF Museum Shop), to be done in Abt 506 Colours Mon Feb 18, 2013 9:38 am | |
| I have a problem with speed control with the Taigen Tiger.
Basically the power delivered to both motors is not the same through the whole speed range as the throttle is moved from the stopped position, to maximum speed.
It makes the tank difficult to steer in a starlight line as it speeds up or slows down.
I have run it on a Stinger test stand to observe its track movement, while I don't have a tachometer, the speed difference is easily observed by eye.
As you put it in forward in the slower speed range, both tracks appear to turn at the same speed.
When you give it more throttle, in the middle speed area, you can see one track going noticeably faster than the other.
At maximum speed, they look to go back to doing the same speed as each other, as near as I can seer.
I tried switching plugs, left to right, when this is done, the opposite track runs slow at mid-throttle; this means it is not mechanical or a motor problem.
If the problem was the same at all speeds, I could probably tune it out with the trim, but when I try that, it does not stay consistent through all speeds.
Observations;
The ESC was replaced but the problem is still there.
It isn't my radio because I just ran my King Tiger all over the basement floor at varying speeds and it drove perfectly.
Anyone run into something like this?
_____________________________________________ "Luck favours the prepared!."
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Stinger Captain
Posts : 948 Join date : 2012-06-10 Location : Niagara
| Subject: Re: Tiger I, Late (Taigen from the AFF Museum Shop), to be done in Abt 506 Colours Mon Feb 18, 2013 9:51 am | |
| Is this run on the RX18 ? If it is, I have a spare and we can try and swap it out to see if that's the issue. _____________________________________________ My Tanks <<== Click hereCan-Am Tank Club <<< Web site linkTiger I | King Tiger | Panther G | PzIII | PzIV | Stug IV | SturmTiger | Pershing/Howitzer | M16 Halftrack | M26 Super Pershing | M48 Patton | M41 Bulldog | Gepard | Leopard | KV-1 | KV-2 |T-34 | |
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Glen B Lieutenant General
Posts : 1816 Join date : 2012-03-22 Age : 72 Location : Fort Erie, Ontario
| Subject: Re: Tiger I, Late (Taigen from the AFF Museum Shop), to be done in Abt 506 Colours Mon Feb 18, 2013 10:26 am | |
| - Stinger wrote:
- Is this run on the RX18 ? If it is, I have a spare and we can try and swap it out to see if that's the issue.
No, this is an SLU, latest batch that came in recently. I have never seen this with an SLU before. _____________________________________________ "Luck favours the prepared!."
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Stinger Captain
Posts : 948 Join date : 2012-06-10 Location : Niagara
| Subject: Re: Tiger I, Late (Taigen from the AFF Museum Shop), to be done in Abt 506 Colours Mon Feb 18, 2013 11:03 am | |
| Can you measure the voltages comeing out of the SLU ? If they are truly different, you know your problem, switch out the SLU. _____________________________________________ My Tanks <<== Click hereCan-Am Tank Club <<< Web site linkTiger I | King Tiger | Panther G | PzIII | PzIV | Stug IV | SturmTiger | Pershing/Howitzer | M16 Halftrack | M26 Super Pershing | M48 Patton | M41 Bulldog | Gepard | Leopard | KV-1 | KV-2 |T-34 | |
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Glen B Lieutenant General
Posts : 1816 Join date : 2012-03-22 Age : 72 Location : Fort Erie, Ontario
| Subject: Re: Tiger I, Late (Taigen from the AFF Museum Shop), to be done in Abt 506 Colours Mon Feb 18, 2013 11:11 am | |
| No, I can't measure the voltage, I don't have the equipment and electronics are not my forte I have an email in to Hulu and am waiting on a reply. _____________________________________________ "Luck favours the prepared!."
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Strato50 General
Posts : 2188 Join date : 2012-03-28 Age : 39 Location : Hamilton, On
| Subject: Re: Tiger I, Late (Taigen from the AFF Museum Shop), to be done in Abt 506 Colours Tue Feb 19, 2013 5:21 am | |
| Well in this case, something I've helped me determine where the problem lies is to first tape a white piece of paper to the tracks. That will help you monitor the relative speeds more precisely.
I get the feeling the speed difference is probably more than anything I've seen in my tanks, but I do have a couple where I've had to find the happy medium with the trim settings... slightly left at slow speeds, slightly right at high speeds.
I just hope it's not something you'll have to learn to live with. _____________________________________________ Tiger I - Panzer II - Panzer III - Panzer IV - Chi Nu Kai - Panther G - KV-1b 756(r) M4A3(76) Sherman - T-34/85 - M3 Grant - SECRET PROJECT
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Glen B Lieutenant General
Posts : 1816 Join date : 2012-03-22 Age : 72 Location : Fort Erie, Ontario
| Subject: Re: Tiger I, Late (Taigen from the AFF Museum Shop), to be done in Abt 506 Colours Tue Feb 19, 2013 6:20 am | |
| Hulu replied to me with an emaied suggestion, which I will try this evening.
If it works, it is a simple adjustment. _____________________________________________ "Luck favours the prepared!."
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Glen B Lieutenant General
Posts : 1816 Join date : 2012-03-22 Age : 72 Location : Fort Erie, Ontario
| Subject: Re: Tiger I, Late (Taigen from the AFF Museum Shop), to be done in Abt 506 Colours Tue Feb 19, 2013 7:26 pm | |
| Hulu responded quickly and sent me this, but I was still not able to get it to run in a straight line at all speeds. _____________________________________________ "Luck favours the prepared!."
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Glen B Lieutenant General
Posts : 1816 Join date : 2012-03-22 Age : 72 Location : Fort Erie, Ontario
| Subject: Re: Tiger I, Late (Taigen from the AFF Museum Shop), to be done in Abt 506 Colours Tue Feb 19, 2013 9:34 pm | |
| A meeting of "tigers" _____________________________________________ "Luck favours the prepared!."
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knispel Retired
Posts : 1318 Join date : 2012-07-01 Age : 72 Location : North of Kitchener
| Subject: Re: Tiger I, Late (Taigen from the AFF Museum Shop), to be done in Abt 506 Colours Wed Feb 20, 2013 4:16 pm | |
| Which is your Tigers' food dish , and what would you feed it anyway? |
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Adman Lance Corporal
Posts : 122 Join date : 2013-01-08 Location : Brantford
| Subject: Re: Tiger I, Late (Taigen from the AFF Museum Shop), to be done in Abt 506 Colours Wed Feb 20, 2013 6:46 pm | |
| It seems the line has been drawn. Great pic! |
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Glen B Lieutenant General
Posts : 1816 Join date : 2012-03-22 Age : 72 Location : Fort Erie, Ontario
| Subject: Re: Tiger I, Late (Taigen from the AFF Museum Shop), to be done in Abt 506 Colours Wed Feb 20, 2013 7:08 pm | |
| That is the Klein Tiger in the picture. This is the King Tiger But this would be the most deadly adversary looks harmless in this picture, but her motto is; "No retreat, NO quarter" _____________________________________________ "Luck favours the prepared!."
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Glen B Lieutenant General
Posts : 1816 Join date : 2012-03-22 Age : 72 Location : Fort Erie, Ontario
| Subject: Re: Tiger I, Late (Taigen from the AFF Museum Shop), to be done in Abt 506 Colours Fri Feb 22, 2013 9:22 pm | |
| Operational issues have been solved I bought two SLU's from the latest batch, I installed the second one in the Taigen Tiger and it operates extremely well, now. Hulu has asked ne to sent the first one back to him, there's something about an exorcism planned _____________________________________________ "Luck favours the prepared!."
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