Turbo Acceleration

If the Turbo Acceleration is triggered, the ESC will immediately activate the programmed Turbo Timing (refer to the 9th programmable item). The motor can output greater power (than in normal condition). This function is mainly used on long waterway or when driving the boat out of corner.

Note 1：

Turbo Acceleration signal wire is usually plugged into CH3 or CH4 on receiver, and the amount of the valid signal must over 80% of the maximum travel volume (usually the maximum travel volume is 100%) .

With a pistol-style transmitter: CH3/CH4 is often controlled by a button (on the transmitter), you only need to press the button to activate the Turbo Acceleration.

With a board-style transmitter: If CH3/CH4 is controlled by a switch, then push the switch to the up/down position can deactivate/activate the Turbo Acceleration.

When the programmed General Timing is bigger than Turbo Timing (for example,. the General Timing is set to 22.5 degrees and the Turbo Timing is 15 degrees), there won’t be any effect even if Turbo Acceleration is enabled. Please ensure that the Turbo Timing value must bigger than General Timing if you want to use Turbo Acceleration function.