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Old 06-05-2009, 09:58 AM
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Yeah, nite2 ..... it's already 2am in adelaide huh ?
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Old 06-05-2009, 10:01 AM
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Originally Posted by asw7576
Yeah, nite2 ..... it's already 2am in adelaide huh ?
sure is mate - night will read on tomorrow - thou did PM KO PROPO Staff and posted on Radio Electrical thread....


car is ready to go but not risking issues with servos on the the throttle - last thing i need now is a runaway "B A N G"
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Best thing I've found with radio stuff is to swap out components until the problem stops.

When the problem stops you've found the culprit!
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Originally Posted by Ashley Cobb
Best thing I've found with radio stuff is to swap out components until the problem stops.

When the problem stops you've found the culprit!
Okay guys, cheers for your help last night - basically i connect a friends JR Digital Servo and its all SWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEET

I test both Normal Mode & High Mode and no GLITCH like before witht he Metal Gear Analogue Servo S3305 & S3010 - both these servos do not like my radio receiver or combination of one digital and one analogue.


So after doing many test it come down to using 2 x Digital Servos!


Now the fun part is to return my product and buy a better servo!

BTW - here is basically almost the FINISHED product - taken a few weeks to build but its time to start it up tomorrow and get some tanks through the OS TZ .12 P3...

Just borrowing a JR Digital Servo till my new one arrives - enjoy the pics guys!

Cheers Again
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Old 06-08-2009, 07:09 AM
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I need a little help. My shift point changes once the car comes up to operating temp. It always shifts way too early. During warm-up the car shifts slight late but after 3-4 minutes the car shifts way too early. Do I need to adjust it when the car is hot? What parts my be worn? During my main; I basically ran the entire race in second gear. (It did not get stuck)
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Old 06-08-2009, 07:14 AM
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Originally Posted by lil-bump
I need a little help. My shift point changes once the car comes up to operating temp. It always shifts way too early. During warm-up the car shifts slight late but after 3-4 minutes the car shifts way too early. Do I need to adjust it when the car is hot? What parts my be worn? During my main; I basically ran the entire race in second gear. (It did not get stuck)
yes, adjust only with operating temps on your engine, that is
the warm up for
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Old 06-08-2009, 06:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Kodak Hodak
Yeah i think we are on the same wave length as i think this too - tomorrow i ll have a digital in there and if it resolves it it will be our answer - xfingers


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its damn like 2am here i got work and that means bugger all sleep again


GEE i LUV RC, at the best of times LOL

Nite guys

seen my lovely new RC Car Bag - MMMMMH it made my day today also forgot to mention the link to the website where i bought: http://teamcracing.net/
where are all the prices for the team racing site? hot stuff
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best brake set-up? i just got a nice servo that really puts the squeeze on the brakes. but at high speed and heat, i still lose braking power. stock mtx4 components. but yellow pads. what disc is most effective.
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Old 06-08-2009, 07:39 PM
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Originally Posted by gentleman81
best brake set-up? i just got a nice servo that really puts the squeeze on the brakes. but at high speed and heat, i still lose braking power. stock mtx4 components. but yellow pads. what disc is most effective.
Hey Craig check these out. http://www.km-rc.com/oscommerce/cata...3865e093abb822
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Old 06-09-2009, 04:21 AM
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Originally Posted by gentleman81
where are all the prices for the team racing site? hot stuff
Just email him, he responds fast, yes its a bummer on the no pricing but you will be surprised in how cheap he really is!

BIG THUMBS UP for ME!
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Hey guys,
thread tab quiet lately - everyone OK?

Well ia m after links for mugen parts as i have a cacked front right steering hub and need a universal drive shaft....

What are the links for online shop - besides Mushies, rcmart & Amains

they all seem to be out of stock - BUM BOW!

Help need to source reliable stock suppliers
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Originally Posted by Kodak Hodak
Hey guys,
thread tab quiet lately - everyone OK?

Well ia m after links for mugen parts as i have a cacked front right steering hub and need a universal drive shaft....

What are the links for online shop - besides Mushies, rcmart & Amains

they all seem to be out of stock - BUM BOW!

Help need to source reliable stock suppliers
Pro Shop Futaba best place for Mugen
Just email them with the part Numbers
http://www.pro-s-futaba.co.jp/home/
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Old 06-14-2009, 08:12 AM
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I also order some mrx4 and mtx4 parts from pro shop futaba. Friendly and quick response.

Fill in the sales order with part number, quantity and parts description, but leave blank the price. Put that as attachement and email it to pro shop futaba.

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Old 06-14-2009, 08:18 AM
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how better are their prices?
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pro futaba never fails during my past 5 years purchase. excellent service and fast response.
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