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HOBBYWING - The Rivkin Show - Throttle Frequency Explained

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Spencer Rivkin explains Throttle Frequency Tuning. What it does and how to use it. THANKS SPENCER!

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20 Comments

@MeltedFilamentStudio 7 months ago

I'm really new to adjusting things in the setting of my ESC and even I noticed from just watching your video how the extremes of the lower and higher frequencies affected the way the buggy drove. This is by far the best example video for PWM drive frequency I have found online! Well done, you have a new subscriber!

@MichaelGrote-yv2fg 1 month ago

Thank you, Spencer! 👌🏻

@lukewestwood5778 7 months ago

Could you do a similar video for coast & Drag brake?

@tonyranquin1134 7 months ago

Hi Spencer. My name is Tony, a 4wd offroad 1/10 Belgium modified driver. You give always a very good intell and advice which is good understandable. Because of circonstances i drive with Xray. But for the electronics Savöx and hobbywhing. I do know the cars a different, but overal especialy now with the HW you say everything into such good way. You realy give as a pro driver people good advice, why of how doing and change things. Thanks man, keep further with this good job. Regards, Tony

@esaliukkonen1830 7 months ago

Hi! and thanks for the interesting video. I personally use a variable setting on my g3 controller, for example 12000hz-3000hz, this helps with grip at the beginning of acceleration and gives the necessary power boost on long straights.

@teofeo333 7 months ago

Thank you for explaining frequency pertaining to track grip. I had no idea. Keep the videos coming. The track run with narrative really helps.

@BartellNJ 7 months ago

thanks for putting this out -- can definitely see and hear the change in aggressiveness

@alexandersheil906 7 months ago (edited)

Thank you very much!! This has been really helpful for me as I didn't really understand what I was changing. I have been driving on 2K frequency this whole time. Now that I know, I can better tune my ESC for a better and more controlled driving experience.

@DirtConcept 7 months ago

Great tutorial! Very clearly explained and articulated.

@roady1710 3 months ago

Great job got a good education on this and definitely could see where 24%. You did not have enough punch to get over those jumps but top end was there probably good for on road but not off-road at 24%

@gabbo533 7 months ago

thank you super clean explaining

@MrKuztumpainterz 7 months ago

Thanks Spence!!!!

@irlbabayaga 7 months ago

Thanks for the video. Good job on Wednesday night.

@SicariusBG07 7 months ago

Thanks for sharing. Love the practical explanations of this. Looking forward to testing this out once my local track opens in spring.

@aidanrc46 7 months ago

Thanks Champ

@jesseortega8598 7 months ago

What is throttle frequency? I've never heard of this unit now!

@Chris_James_cj 7 months ago

Great video - my question is always around wet astro for drive frequenc, i usually out it as high as possible but fear I could be missing out

@ivanmarin2504 7 months ago

Hi Spencer, thanks a lot for yours videos, it’s posible to show us something about timing and boost values, I think in 1/8 we couldn’t use all range or our batteries would run out in less than 10 minutes, some times I made only 2 turns and batteries dead…🙏🙏🙏