RC's Greatest innovations.
#16
Originally Posted by Nathan Parker
Oh well
No. 1 has too be DSM though
No. 1 has too be DSM though
Malc
#17
Originally Posted by TryHard
The Ball Diff
Invented by one Cecil Schumacher I believe... otherwise we'd still be running heavy gear diffs, tuning them with oil... being able to tune the pressure just by the turn of a screw is genius.
And threaded shock collars... a simple but effective answer to spring tunning
Invented by one Cecil Schumacher I believe... otherwise we'd still be running heavy gear diffs, tuning them with oil... being able to tune the pressure just by the turn of a screw is genius.
And threaded shock collars... a simple but effective answer to spring tunning
But we all make mistakes Nutini lover!
#18
Originally Posted by Robfo
Actually the ball diff was designed by a german (i think) for a lawnmower in the 1900's
But we all make mistakes Nutini lover!
But we all make mistakes Nutini lover!
Malc
#20
Droop screws! Did you guys remember how we used to adjust(should we even call it "adjust"?) droop before droop screws were invented?
Threaded shocks, ball diffs, esc's; ah, those were ALL great and significant!
Threaded shocks, ball diffs, esc's; ah, those were ALL great and significant!
#21
Originally Posted by TryHard
well, learn something new everyday....
two words Malc... Glyn Ward
you forgot to mention I'm actually listneing to Jeff Buckley at the mo...
two words Malc... Glyn Ward
you forgot to mention I'm actually listneing to Jeff Buckley at the mo...
two words...but I can't use them and who the heck is Jeff Buckley when he's @ home
Malc
#22
Titanium turnbuckles!!!
Oh the memories of those stupid steele units! ARRGGHH!!
Battery bars!
I always dad that one pair of scissors for the braid in the old days!
Deans battery connectors!
Tamiya makes a lot of great stuff just not a batter connector!
Universals and CVD's
No more "dog" bones Eva!!
Brant
Oh the memories of those stupid steele units! ARRGGHH!!
Battery bars!
I always dad that one pair of scissors for the braid in the old days!
Deans battery connectors!
Tamiya makes a lot of great stuff just not a batter connector!
Universals and CVD's
No more "dog" bones Eva!!
Brant
#24
Lexan Bodies
#25
-personal transponder
#26
-4wd touring car
#27
Tech Regular
iTrader: (9)
Top Ten:
#1: Electronic Speed control (ESC). Remember the pre-Novak N-1 days...we don't wanna go back there.
#2: BEC (battery eliminator circuitry), you may not think about this, but once ESC's came to be, the Rx's had to follow and BEC eliminated the RX pack.
#3 DSM, no more X-tals...nuff said.
#4 Silicone shock oil. Works in all temps, no hair dryers to keep your shocks working.
#5 Personal Transponder. No more "brick" in the car, nice just to slap on track, check in and go.
#6 Pistol grip radio. I don't remember the days before the pistol grip, but I have seen the radio's you old guys used to use...they sure did suck.
#7 Brushless, no more brushes!!! Woohoo! Let's party!
#8 Li-Po, not main stream yet, but getting there!
#9 4wd, took many years and many different cars to get right, but all the most popular classes these days are 4wd.
#10 Peak chargers, just push button and wait, it stops on it's own...nice.
#1: Electronic Speed control (ESC). Remember the pre-Novak N-1 days...we don't wanna go back there.
#2: BEC (battery eliminator circuitry), you may not think about this, but once ESC's came to be, the Rx's had to follow and BEC eliminated the RX pack.
#3 DSM, no more X-tals...nuff said.
#4 Silicone shock oil. Works in all temps, no hair dryers to keep your shocks working.
#5 Personal Transponder. No more "brick" in the car, nice just to slap on track, check in and go.
#6 Pistol grip radio. I don't remember the days before the pistol grip, but I have seen the radio's you old guys used to use...they sure did suck.
#7 Brushless, no more brushes!!! Woohoo! Let's party!
#8 Li-Po, not main stream yet, but getting there!
#9 4wd, took many years and many different cars to get right, but all the most popular classes these days are 4wd.
#10 Peak chargers, just push button and wait, it stops on it's own...nice.