25th-Feb-20, 02:44 PM
Interesting thread Alan, no experience of Slot.It as I use a Truspeed MT11 controller which seems to work differently and possibly does what you need:
"A single rotary control sets the braking strength and has a built-in hold circuit (similar to the PWM controller) to release the brakes once the car has slowed to a speed relative to the amount of braking you have selected. The useful feature of this design is that the motor drives the brake circuit in such a way that the faster the car is going, the harder the brakes are applied. As the car slows, the brakes are gradually released to give very balanced and predictable control. The brake and hold remain balanced to leave you free to race confidently."
My reading of this is that you can run the brakes at less than 100% and still have the 'sweep' function but I may be wrong, how do you interpret it?
"A single rotary control sets the braking strength and has a built-in hold circuit (similar to the PWM controller) to release the brakes once the car has slowed to a speed relative to the amount of braking you have selected. The useful feature of this design is that the motor drives the brake circuit in such a way that the faster the car is going, the harder the brakes are applied. As the car slows, the brakes are gradually released to give very balanced and predictable control. The brake and hold remain balanced to leave you free to race confidently."
My reading of this is that you can run the brakes at less than 100% and still have the 'sweep' function but I may be wrong, how do you interpret it?
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