NismosR34

my upgraded Mi1

carbon chassis
alloy diff mounts front and rear
alloy layshafts
one way diff
spur gear adaptor
threaded alloy shocks waiting to be built

NismosR34

ahahhaa enough spare parts aye??

NismosR34

and more

STLNLST

iTrader: (32)

where are your extra wheel nuts.....

NismosR34

lol
got 12 purple ones with my screws and stuff..

speedxl

you got to spread them out indivually and neat. then take a picture of your screw with wheel nuts!

NismosR34

oh come on, i just packed them away

NismosR34

since i got the new chassis (carbon)
i get majout glitching when car is more than a meter away, and even when i hold the car and just full throttle it, the front wheels go from side to side...not just 1mm, but sometimes near full lock

i am running a 16t motor, futaba 330 esc
Hitec HS-311 standard servo, a hitec HP 2RNB i think it says...RX....
i never had the glitching problem before with the old S1 chassis...i have checked all the wires, screws blah blah, but nothen..
the RX is so big, i have had to move the small esc to the top deck for now..

any idea's

heavy

iTrader: (23)

Put the reciever on teh top deck and teh ESC on teh chassis. make sure teh aierel wire comes out of teh reciever and straight up teh tube without touching teh chassis.

speedxl

nismos mount the reciver with the crystal outward and use 2 layers of double stick tape. also take the motor out and put a layer of double stick tape on the chasiss right where the endbell is.
By the way if you using surface mounted caps on the motor you will need to solder three caps this will solve the problem.
they have poor contacts and thus the glitching!

Also make sure your atenna is not touching the chassis.

Bob Barry

iTrader: (22)

way to go schuie!!!

the shoe

Team Schmacher showing'em the back side !!! Way to go!!

NismosR34

yeap ill try that later then..

selling off a heap of parts on ebay aat the moment

mission partshttp://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=34063&item=5910773 557&rd=1

TimPotter

iTrader: (15)

Whats up with the Teemu Chassis ? What the difference compared to the stock one ?

AdrianM

iTrader: (4)

The Teemu chassis is 2.5 mm thick and has a fixed battery position (no battery tray). The batteries are in the same spot as if you ran your tray all the way back and all the way in. This is where Teemu prefers his batteries.