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Alexander Hagberg
Великобритания
Добавлен 20 апр 2006
Professional RC racer for XRAY
HW G3 & G3X ESC New Features Explained!
Freewheeling? Disc brake? Difference between the silver and black ESC? What's the secret weapon built into the G3X? Everything is explained in this video! Take a look!
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Monsanto new track!
Просмотров 1,4 тыс.Месяц назад
A quick look around the recently resurfaced Monsanto track, courtesy of the CRB Clube in Lisbon! It also includes GoPro POV footage of my X4'25 going around the track!
Bangkok WC 2014 - Last 5 minutes!
Просмотров 9152 месяца назад
Previously unseen footage of the last 5 minutes of the 2014 IFMAR 1/10 IC World Championship Final held at HUGE RC in Bangkok, Thailand! This is a video to look back at my first WC title which was won almost 10 years ago. Still gives me goosebumps to this day! Special thanks to Mr. Harry Sinaian from Australia who kindly let me use this footage. You may watch his full video from the 2014 WC her...
XRAY Pit Walk @ 2024 EFRA Euros!
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.2 месяца назад
A quick pit walk in between Q4 & 5 at the 2024 EFRA TC European Championships held at Racing Club Roeselare in Belgium! Get a glimpse of the atmosphere in the covered pits as it pours down outside, as well as learn some insights about wet racing prep for your touring car!
HWC Open Pit Walk!
Просмотров 1,8 тыс.5 месяцев назад
Take a look at the fantastic SIMARA facilities in Shanghai, China. The host of the 2024 Hobbywing Technology Cup! Features a walk around the pits, facilities, and interviews with drivers!
Canadian Nationals Pit Walk!
Просмотров 1,7 тыс.7 месяцев назад
An insight into the pits & atmospere at one of the biggest on-road races in North America - the Canadian Onroad Nationals! 360 entries!
Pit Walk @ ETS R6 in Wiener Neustadt!
Просмотров 1,9 тыс.7 месяцев назад
Check this out! An insight into the pits & atmosphere at the final round of the biggest TC racing series in the world, the ETS - Euro Touring Series! This round is held at the Arena Nova, and the host club being 1.MRC Wiener Neustadt! This pit walk features interviews with organizers and drivers. I hope that you'll like it!
TITC 2024 Pit walk!
Просмотров 5 тыс.8 месяцев назад
An insight into the pits & facilities at the largest touring car race in Asia, the TITC! The video also feature interviews with XRAY team drivers! The video was filmed at RC Addict in Bangkok, Thailand.
Paradise RC Arena pit walk!
Просмотров 1,7 тыс.8 месяцев назад
An insight into the facilities and interviews with local racers from the Paradise RC Arena in Venetico, Sicily! This beautiful permanent facility will be the host of the 2024 EFRA European Championships in 1/12!
GP3F Pit Walk!
Просмотров 1,9 тыс.10 месяцев назад
Features interviews with some of my XRAY team mates, and a general look into the atmosphere and facilities at this popular touring car race!
HUDY Indoor Champs 2024 Pit Walk!
Просмотров 2,2 тыс.10 месяцев назад
Some insight into the pits and atmosphere at the 2024 HUDY Indoor Champs! Features short interviews with XRAY and RC America drivers!
CTS-R Track Tour!
Просмотров 1,7 тыс.11 месяцев назад
Is this the best RC facility in North America? Take a look! CTS-R is located in St-Roch, Quebec, Canada.
Testing with X12'24 at TP Racing Arena!
Просмотров 3,1 тыс.Год назад
A video from a few weeks back, testing for the Masters of Foam. The test was done at the beautiful TP Racing Arena in Swalmen, NL. The class run here is the EFRA 6.5T Blinky Modified class. I'm running a XRAY X12'24 chassis! Multiple camera angles in this video, I know that some of you were hoping to see the spectacular crash once again (as published by M. Milanowicz) but I decided to leave tha...
E-Clip Installation Tutorial (BB Driveshafts)
Просмотров 2,9 тыс.Год назад
Many customers asked for some tips & tricks on how to install the tiny e-clips onto the driveshafts (which are standard on the XRAY X4'23 and 24). Look no further than this video! Thanks to Rich Boehmler who was the first one suggesting to use the Graphite Grease to hold the clip in place. Nice tip! The HUDY Long Nose Pliers have part number 189030. The HUDY Graphite Grease has part number 1062...
How to setup a resistor bank for 40A discharging
Просмотров 10 тыс.Год назад
How to setup a resistor bank for 40A discharging
Nosram battery charging & discharging
Просмотров 8 тыс.Год назад
Nosram battery charging & discharging
Nosram battery options for spec racing!
Просмотров 4,2 тыс.Год назад
Nosram battery options for spec racing!
TITC 2023: POV practice run & backstraight flyby
Просмотров 6 тыс.Год назад
TITC 2023: POV practice run & backstraight flyby
Invisible Speed On-Road Course Teaser Trailer
Просмотров 2,9 тыс.2 года назад
Invisible Speed On-Road Course Teaser Trailer
X4 Composite Caster Gauges tutorial!
Просмотров 3,3 тыс.2 года назад
X4 Composite Caster Gauges tutorial!
Different motorsports - Video for casting agency
Просмотров 2,2 тыс.2 года назад
Different motorsports - Video for casting agency
XRAY Horizontal Rear Body Post Gauge Tutorial!
Просмотров 7 тыс.2 года назад
XRAY Horizontal Rear Body Post Gauge Tutorial!
Is it recommended to use 2s 7.6v Batteries in 13.5t super stock or are 7.4v batteries better suited for this racing class?
I personally use 7.6 HV packs charged to the legal limit of 4.2 per cell.
Understood. Seeing the guys use those batteries, they were charged to the 7.6v. Wondering why OEMs make a battery that's 7.6v and can't be used.
Are those packs used due to being lighter in weight mainly?
the new update has not fixed the blinky mode bug
really appreciate this video, Alex!
Hi Alex, Can you advise when setting the drive frequency with 13.5T super stock/boost, which is better between 4k and 8k? I see that 8K and higher are for Modified motors. I'm using a 13.5T and wanted to know if setting this to 4k is advisable or leaving it at 8k as I've had it set. The track has a long straight as well.
Which motor brand/type are you using? We recommend 8K or higher for HW motors.
I'm currently using a SurpassHobby V6
Hello, could you give a tip for the cl2? It's a track in a small tarmac pavilion with some tight low-gas curves and a long, full-throttle rapid. thanks, obrigado 🇵🇹
ruclips.net/video/eCi9G7G9GDI/видео.htmlsi=DNVlCFit4V7nXJTt
Random question but what bias would you set your GP car?
i have a G3X. I cannot connect my wifi module to the esc. It will connect, then as soon as i try to go into parameters, or firmware, anything other than the main screen, it disconnects. It will not reconnect while in the parameters screen. As soon as I exit parameters and go back to the main screen, I can again connect. It will not allow me to change any settings. I have updated the software to the latest database. I have an android phone (S24+) I say this because I cannot make the tekin module work with my android phone on my Tekin ESC which is one of the main reasons I prefer to buy HW products. Anyone else aware of a known issue? Maybe Alex can help?
hi Alexander congratulations on your beautiful video I wanted to ask you another thing but once I have saved all my various settings on the SD card inside the radio control and I have created various types of programs to load them into the servo, do I always have to connect the servo via cable to the radio control or can I do it via the SD without having to connect it to the radio control?
thanks Alexsander for the fantastic video I finally understood how to program my pgs servo and add various configurations to the sd to try on the track…. but there is one thing that I did not understand well but if you want once the servo is programmed and having it I have to change the ch1 to use it because there is a step that you say I have not changed because I am not using it in a programmed way? thanks for your reply
If you're programming the servo with the multi setting gear program card, and/or the M17, like I do, keep the servo plugged into CH1. If you're planning on using the SSL/Telemetry programming using the CODE10 mode on the TX, keep it plugged into the SSL port on the receiver.
trying to decide on what esc for my 24 xb8-e xr8 pro or plus? Ive heard the plus is more reliable ? removable power switch better internal components? what's your thoughts?
@@MrBoomtheroom I'm not super familiar with the 8th scale ESC's. Perhaps try and contact one of our off-road team drivers?
@@hagberg best suggestion who?
@MrBoomtheroom contact Davide Ongaro, Bruno Coelho or Ryan Cavalieri.
@@hagberg tried them... they never answered.... Any idea where TY get those wheels from with the black center and the black writing? ruclips.net/video/uWxTQZZBkTY/видео.html
fixed and clamp type.. what the difference ? why are there 2 types?
The clamp type gives extra security/reduced play.
@@hagberg what aboout choice of 2 or 3 holes why not always go 3 for more choice?
@@MrBoomtheroom the 3rd hole is too high and will make the steering link hit the topdeck, hence why, it's not useful for TC.
@@hagbergany issues with having a 3 hole one if a 2 hole is not available? No disadvantages?
@@hagberg anything wrong by using 3 hole horn if 2 hole is not available?
I would like to know if running 13.5 boosted if using the stock capacitor is ok or is it recommended to get a bigger one?
@@pedmar0072 86030000 is a good upgrade for improved performance over the standard supplied cap.
Hi Alex, I'm involved in 13.5 boosted 1/10 touring car racing and would like you to advise which is better to use between the G3 and G3X. Thanks
G3X!
Thanks
Hey Alex do the wires not come pre soldered like previous ESC’s?
They do. I just removed them for filming purposes.
Great info as always 👍. How is the weight of this compared to the Orca OE101? It’s hard to compare the spec weight as orca is without cables and fan, where the HW spec weight is with fan and cables. We struggle to get the X4’24 light enough (DK stock class 1300g limit, but it weighs 1320, if we get lighter battery we ruin the 50/50 balance, we need light esc)
@@LyhneRC the G3X is specified at 93g without cables.
👎🏼👎🏻👎 talking like a shit
is this setting fit for drifting?
@fukenturkyinyen3357 unfortunately, I've got no info for drifting. Please refer to the Hobbywing website.
Alex thanks for making this video - very informative and professional as always. Great job.
Wet weather tyres!! How good!!
Great video!! Where will you upload the setup sheets?
@@SimWars on my Facebook page.
I have to say, why make the stock one in silver. Who on earth actually wants a silver esc?! @alex are there plans to release the g3x in black?
Silver is a generic colour which matches all car brands. Silver was chosen to distinguish the ESC from the original black version.
@@hagberg good point Alex. Do you know if there are plans to release it in black? My car and everything else in it are black, I had the g2 in silver and didn’t like it so swapped it out for a black one lol.
@@chris21t1 there's no plans for that at the moment.
@@hagberg thanks for the reply Alex. Great video as always mate 👍
Great info on both ESCs. Thanks. Do they have a limiter for rpm? Haven’t found anything in the manuals. Most classes of local races need to have a limiter enabled in addition to blinky mode.
@@joergerich this ESC doesn't have an RPM limiter.
@@hagberg too bad… but thanks a lot for the info
excellent information as always!
Great video
wait a minute, does stock engines need thicker wires then mod motors?
Mod has more power than you can realistically use. You arent trying to min/max performance in the electronics, you are relying on the driver to be the performance difference. In stock, you need more power than you have and you are looking for micro-gains. I thicker wire will have less resistance and give you a tiny gain. Even things like length of wire used and removing the ESC fan are relevant.
@@natasmai59 so in that case i can rewire my xr10 speedo from 12awg to 13 awg and save some grams in my mod buggy?
@extec101 absolutely. 13 awg is perfectly sufficient for modified.
@@hagberg nice will get a pack of 13 awg in my next Latera racing order.
Thanks Alex. I preordered the G3 and race 25.5T stock touring car. I am now thinking I should have ordered the G3X. I wanted the G3 for possible conversion to mod racing. The 25.5 motors are low rpm and low amp draw. Should I consider changing my order, would I really see a noticeable difference with the 25.5 motor and the G3X?
@@roken2278 yes! Certainly
@@hagberg Oh shoot. Pre-orders are all sold out already. Guess I'm keeping the G3 for now. Maybe it's time for the switch to mod.
Does it support i-bus2?
@@suneetemadsen7389 I'm not familiar with this. Please elaborate.
It is a new protocol that give telemetry functionality with flysky nb4 pro+
@@suneetemadsen7389Telemetry is why i use Sanwa ESC and Remote. Doing all ESC settings with the remote and having esc + motor temps and motor RPM on the MT44 screen is super nice. Would be cool to have more products that use telemetry out there.
What resistance is needed ? I guess the charger will apply a CC profile ?
@jas-FPV good IR for these types of packs, as measured on iCharger, is around 1.0 or thereabouts.
What happened to the sandapow batteries you used to use?
I've switched sponsors since.
@@hagberg any reason? are the sandapow batteries good?
@@MrBoomtheroom the Nosram packs are better performing.
@@hagberg snadapow any good though?
@@MrBoomtheroom No
This new chassis seems to be extremely smooth! I cant wait for more intel on the X4'25!!
Track looks amazing!
Great
Hi Alex, X4'25 ? Any differences with the '24 model ?
@@moulip stay tuned for news 😀😀
@@hagberg will do !
So cool! Thanks for sharing💯🔥💪🏿
Qual modelo que é?
XRAY T4'21 www.teamxray.com
45s and traction rolling, all our eyes were on you, could have driven another hour, that event was like no other and you drove an immaculate race! Makes me smile a lot - > ruclips.net/video/Mrh52yyf8Bk/видео.html
Very nice driving. Great video footage
Go back to defend your title this year……?
@@clives681 I wish
Superbly driven, of course!👏
What values do the servo come stock??
sanwa-denshi.com/rc/news/newinfo/pgs-lh_ii_basic_setting_for_electric_touring.html
@@hagberg thanx!
Great video! Even though it’s three years old, it’s still relevant and informative. It’s the best video on the HobbyWing ESC!
Very helpful, thanks!!!
hi alex, I want to know if for a track with many closely tight corners, it is more common to choose just lift a little bit throttle to slow down before turning, instead of frequent braking. For example, on the demonstrated track, apart from the longest straight, In most of chicanes and sweepers did u just use lifting the throttle a little and utilizing the efffect of drag brakes to achieve deceleration? Thanks so much
I do use the push brakes a lot (in addition to the drag brake effect) to make the car turn on this technical track.
I don't get it. Lipos should NEVER get discharged to 3.3volts a cell. Lipo is considered empty at 3.7v/cell. Period. That's a sure way to kill your batteries! I've discharged my brand new Pulse 5500mAh batteries in my jet to 3.3volts a cell because I wasn't paying attention. Two weeks later I went to fly again and after I landed the battery was at around 3.7v/cell but it was all puffed! Why are you not talking about C ratings and capacity? Some noob is going to watch this and will try to discharge a low C rating lipo 40amps and it'll catch fire.
Hi Alex! Question here. After trying out your brake settings (both esc and radio) for my stock carpet races, I find it difficult to have a smooth entry on the corner as end up almost stopping fully. I tend to use a either a lot less EPA or a much higher brake frequency instead. Do you think that this hinders my lap times and I should instead just force myself to learn driving with such a strong brake? Or is this something that just suits one's driving style?
Which brake settings are you currently using? Brake EPA on radio Brake frequency Brake force Motor and rotor? Please advise
@@hagberghi! im running 17.5 boosted and 21.5 blinky in small tracks around our city (biggest one is the size of a basketball court) for the 17.5 boosted: Brake EPA on the radio: 50% Brake Frequency: 2k Brake Force: 100% for the 21.5 blinky: Brake EPA on the radio: 68% Brake Frequency: 8k Brake Force: 100%
@@hopeviolin783 That's a crazy soft brake setting! I'm surprised that your car even slows down sufficiently for the corners with such little brake! Is it correctly bound/calibrated to the TX?
@@hagberg i believe so, i will try recalibrating it again on the track and see if it makes a difference. Also another question, does the brake force you use change by a large amount between small vs large tracks and between different classes for touring car?
@@hopeviolin783 It can, typically you'll need a stronger brake for smaller tracks, especially if grip is low.
Which tires are best for ashphalt.
@@theStirp HUDY A1-36
Which settings would you recommend for 2w and 4w buggy?
@@KaizenOz you could try my settings with a bit more dead band and more MV-MID perhaps
@@hagberg thank you, will give it a go. My PGS-LH II has started shaking / twitching the front wheels quickly when the car is off the ground, thought deadband might help, but no bingo. Was after a big crash
Hey mate, thanks for the vid. I’m new to Rc. I was racing 20 years ago running nimh. So, with lipo tech the rule for charging amps at capacity of battery doesn’t apply? (Ie: 6000mah battery to be charged at max 6amps). I’m about to charge my nosram hv lipo 4600 mod / 6200 graphene 4.1. I should charge these at 10amps from my charger? Thanks
Hello! For the best longevity, charge at 9-10A. For the most performance but shorter life, charge (and discharge) at a higher rate!
@@hagberg great video. I had the same question. So charging at 1C is no longer the case? Just turn it up to 10A which for a 4200 mah battery would be over 2C (I don't want to see my tip area on fire 😊)
@@CR3DT 1C will give the best longevity. Higher C will give better performance.
are the resistors 1 oam? or more?
I've just got the HW30840005 non polarity capacitor to fit onto my non-G2 (i.e. G1) XR10. I think it can be soldered either way on a G2 as it's non polarity however for a non-G2 does this still matter?
The capacitor is non-polarity regardless of what ESC version it's soldered onto.