Mike's RC Worlds, 5th Annual S.N.O.W.S. Series 2011/12 with Hawaii In Mind
09-30-2011, 08:03 AM
#46
its not bad though
09-30-2011, 10:31 AM
#51
Key to novice is to learn car handling, predicting what the cars surrounding you are going to do, and keeping it on all fours even if it means driving slower and in the middle of the pipes.
09-30-2011, 10:54 AM
#53
We all started in novice and provided our share of havoc. Novice here should be similar to novice at any track. One thing I noticed last season was decent driver etiquette in novice class. There may be some new racers this year who have never raced before.
Key to novice is to learn car handling, predicting what the cars surrounding you are going to do, and keeping it on all fours even if it means driving slower and in the middle of the pipes.
Key to novice is to learn car handling, predicting what the cars surrounding you are going to do, and keeping it on all fours even if it means driving slower and in the middle of the pipes.
09-30-2011, 01:52 PM
#56
You can change from novice to stock, but you most likely will lose your points (for the series). Not only will it affect your point’s score, but hurt your chances for Hawaii raffle tickets.
Like 99 said, best to try novice in the "warm-up" race Oct 22. Nov 5 is the next raceday, which also starts the point series.
Like 99 said, best to try novice in the "warm-up" race Oct 22. Nov 5 is the next raceday, which also starts the point series.
09-30-2011, 02:02 PM
#57
You can change from novice to stock, but you most likely will lose your points (for the series). Not only will it affect your point’s score, but hurt your chances for Hawaii raffle tickets.
Like 99 said, best to try novice in the "warm-up" race Oct 22. Nov 5 is the next raceday, which also starts the point series.
Like 99 said, best to try novice in the "warm-up" race Oct 22. Nov 5 is the next raceday, which also starts the point series.
09-30-2011, 02:14 PM
#58
I bought a used SC10 for my son to use, and I ordered a RS RTR for myself but it turns out the used one has better electronics. I am wondering if i can use my ORCA VRITRA VTC PRO SPEC MK2 V2.1 ESC but modify the settings so it can qualify as a esc i could use in the novice. Otherwise id use the one that comes with the RTR, can anyone help?
09-30-2011, 03:02 PM
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You can change from novice to stock, but you most likely will lose your points (for the series). Not only will it affect your point’s score, but hurt your chances for Hawaii raffle tickets.
Like 99 said, best to try novice in the "warm-up" race Oct 22. Nov 5 is the next raceday, which also starts the point series.
Like 99 said, best to try novice in the "warm-up" race Oct 22. Nov 5 is the next raceday, which also starts the point series.
as far as your chances for the hawaii trip, you changing classes has no effect on that. since the final season points will show you doing the required 7 races in that class.
this only affects the novice guys and gals. they are the only ones i will move points over for, a example is if you start in stock and move to mod, i will not move points. i will only move points for novice moving out of novice.
Also if Matt or I notice a novice driver killing the novice class and running laps close to the other class times we may ask you to move also. hope this answers a few questions........