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Old 10-10-2008, 01:02 PM
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Originally Posted by Advil
7 foot tall black man in a dress with a "Prince" tatoo....you're right, it doesn't get any gayer than that.



Yeah I was gonna say, the Tattoo is the least gay thing sir...




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I have to buy maybe 2 or 3 servos pretty soon and $85 or $100 servos are out of this college student's budget lol...i liked another guy's suggestion but then my brother found this...what do you guys think?

http://www.hobbypeople.net/gallery/440702.asp

metal gears, ball bearings, .10/4.8v and .08/6.0v speeds for that price? zomg! I think its worth a shot...cant really disappoint at $30 though right? (of course id just buy one to start with and test it out to see if i liked it)

I currently have a JR 590m servo in my cyclone and i race 6cell/7.4 lipo on asphalt parking lot tracks (my 2wd buggy has a hitec 645mg servo in it as well). Anyways, the torque ratings between the two servos are nearly identical (the 590 and the cirrus i mean). Would you say this is a good buy for the money or should i look for something with more torque? The JR servo i have has served me well...i can usually place top 5 in sportsman at my local races and damn is the competition stiff! Lemme know...i kinda wanna give this a try but i dont want to throw my money away buying it.
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Old 10-13-2008, 12:53 AM
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I've seen mixed luck with those servo's. You get what you pay for.
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Originally Posted by Syber Serulean
I have to buy maybe 2 or 3 servos pretty soon and $85 or $100 servos are out of this college student's budget lol...i liked another guy's suggestion but then my brother found this...what do you guys think?

http://www.hobbypeople.net/gallery/440702.asp

metal gears, ball bearings, .10/4.8v and .08/6.0v speeds for that price? zomg! I think its worth a shot...cant really disappoint at $30 though right? (of course id just buy one to start with and test it out to see if i liked it)

I currently have a JR 590m servo in my cyclone and i race 6cell/7.4 lipo on asphalt parking lot tracks (my 2wd buggy has a hitec 645mg servo in it as well). Anyways, the torque ratings between the two servos are nearly identical (the 590 and the cirrus i mean). Would you say this is a good buy for the money or should i look for something with more torque? The JR servo i have has served me well...i can usually place top 5 in sportsman at my local races and damn is the competition stiff! Lemme know...i kinda wanna give this a try but i dont want to throw my money away buying it.
you can choice Ko 2413 or Futaba S9551
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Question for all cyclone owners.

1) How much steering lock do you run on your radios? ie maximum steering EPA or dual rate setting.

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Originally Posted by Syber Serulean
I have to buy maybe 2 or 3 servos pretty soon and $85 or $100 servos are out of this college student's budget lol...i liked another guy's suggestion but then my brother found this...what do you guys think?

http://www.hobbypeople.net/gallery/440702.asp

metal gears, ball bearings, .10/4.8v and .08/6.0v speeds for that price? zomg! I think its worth a shot...cant really disappoint at $30 though right? (of course id just buy one to start with and test it out to see if i liked it)

I currently have a JR 590m servo in my cyclone and i race 6cell/7.4 lipo on asphalt parking lot tracks (my 2wd buggy has a hitec 645mg servo in it as well). Anyways, the torque ratings between the two servos are nearly identical (the 590 and the cirrus i mean). Would you say this is a good buy for the money or should i look for something with more torque? The JR servo i have has served me well...i can usually place top 5 in sportsman at my local races and damn is the competition stiff! Lemme know...i kinda wanna give this a try but i dont want to throw my money away buying it.
Futaba S9550 or S9551...most sell for aout $60 NIB...
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Old 10-13-2008, 02:53 PM
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Originally Posted by picco90
I like to now if anybody have the new tc yet. (Is it good or bad or ok)...I havnt seen any body with the car yet.....SO it makes me wonder...so tell me waht is up..thanks
Hi picco

Ive got one and I find that it's a great car. Im the only one that drives a Cyclone TC in my area as well, all the leet drivers seem to be using the TC5R. I just have a love and devotion for HB cars and I'm never going to change until they stop making them lol

So yes they are a great car, parts are easy to find for me and it performs well.

If you have a WCE version I dont think I would bother upgrading to a TC, your better off just buying the pro spec diff if you run modified and the ver 3 spool.

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Old 10-13-2008, 08:29 PM
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you guys seen these?

http://forums.radiocontrolzone.com/s...d.php?t=251469

What are the chances these fit on the cyclone? Anyone got any measurements?
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Has anyone had problems with the inside of the front belt touching the bottom of the servo horn on the TC?
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Has anyone had problems with the inside of the front belt touching the bottom of the servo horn on the TC?
I had that issue before! Try to shim the center pulley and what I also did is move the spacer on the belt tensioner ( top deck ) inside, close to the tension post and put that two flange bearing together and look again! Make sure it won't over too much on the other side!
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Originally Posted by Syber Serulean
I have to buy maybe 2 or 3 servos pretty soon and $85 or $100 servos are out of this college student's budget lol...i liked another guy's suggestion but then my brother found this...what do you guys think?

http://www.hobbypeople.net/gallery/440702.asp

metal gears, ball bearings, .10/4.8v and .08/6.0v speeds for that price? zomg! I think its worth a shot...cant really disappoint at $30 though right? (of course id just buy one to start with and test it out to see if i liked it)

I currently have a JR 590m servo in my cyclone and i race 6cell/7.4 lipo on asphalt parking lot tracks (my 2wd buggy has a hitec 645mg servo in it as well). Anyways, the torque ratings between the two servos are nearly identical (the 590 and the cirrus i mean). Would you say this is a good buy for the money or should i look for something with more torque? The JR servo i have has served me well...i can usually place top 5 in sportsman at my local races and damn is the competition stiff! Lemme know...i kinda wanna give this a try but i dont want to throw my money away buying it.
Try looking at the Futaba 3305.You might like it.About 30-35.00.M
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Old 10-14-2008, 09:11 AM
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was running at a club meet on sunday, was quite warm and running sorex 32s and round corners i am slowing down alot just to get around corners because of the amount of understeer i have and the tyres was squeeling alot. can anyone help i am basically running the andy moore base tarmac setup?
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Old 10-14-2008, 09:14 AM
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Originally Posted by vazzo
Has anyone had problems with the inside of the front belt touching the bottom of the servo horn on the TC?
Yeah ive found that before, i dont think it was rubbing but i was worried about it, so I trimmed the corner off the bottom of the servo horn.
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Old 10-14-2008, 10:02 AM
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"i am basically running the andy moore base tarmac setup?"

Jordan write down your full set up and i will have a look
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Old 10-14-2008, 10:34 AM
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heres the setup:

http://www.hbeurope.com/pdfs/setups/...rmac_setup.pdf
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