Hobby Central (SD Area)
11-03-2004, 04:03 PM
#78
Tech Elite
sweeper
sounds like ya guys need a heat of tamiya street sweepers. The ones with the rotating brushes and a water tank
11-05-2004, 10:02 PM
#79
Hope more people make it tomorrow. With the SoCal rqace this weekend, there might be guys going up there.
11-06-2004, 09:25 PM
#82
Thanks Mike. Sorry you couldn't make it Jon. My Hobby Central bad luck happened again and and ran my new back up car. Pretty good and had lots of fun anyway. The TC4 wasn't bad, but would have been happier with sway bars and one-way. Probably La Mirada next weekend.
11-06-2004, 09:26 PM
#83
I actually really liked this layout. Most of the time its tight and bash fest, the layout was actually fairly flowing.
11-07-2004, 10:33 PM
#85
Yeah, with the spool in the TC4, car pushed in to turns. One way might help and I might try a little more anti squat since it seemed to push in to turns and hook/oversteer out. Also, my Schumacher still has major glitching issues and that has been my other car to run. Corally= Stripped rear belt, TC4= too new and not enough tuning options in my parts box of my pit, Schumacher Mi2= pushes and glitches, Yokomo CGM= can't seem to get it to hook up without it rolling like a cadillac, Losi XXXSG+= never could seem to figure this car's tuning out. All these cars and I can't seem to find the perfect car without problems. 
Guess that's why they call it a hobby. Couldn't be the driver.
Guess that's why they call it a hobby. Couldn't be the driver.
11-08-2004, 07:31 PM
#86
Originally posted by edseb
Yeah, with the spool in the TC4, car pushed in to turns. One way might help and I might try a little more anti squat since it seemed to push in to turns and hook/oversteer out. Also, my Schumacher still has major glitching issues and that has been my other car to run. Corally= Stripped rear belt, TC4= too new and not enough tuning options in my parts box of my pit, Schumacher Mi2= pushes and glitches, Yokomo CGM= can't seem to get it to hook up without it rolling like a cadillac, Losi XXXSG+= never could seem to figure this car's tuning out. All these cars and I can't seem to find the perfect car without problems.
Guess that's why they call it a hobby. Couldn't be the driver.
Yeah, with the spool in the TC4, car pushed in to turns. One way might help and I might try a little more anti squat since it seemed to push in to turns and hook/oversteer out. Also, my Schumacher still has major glitching issues and that has been my other car to run. Corally= Stripped rear belt, TC4= too new and not enough tuning options in my parts box of my pit, Schumacher Mi2= pushes and glitches, Yokomo CGM= can't seem to get it to hook up without it rolling like a cadillac, Losi XXXSG+= never could seem to figure this car's tuning out. All these cars and I can't seem to find the perfect car without problems.
Guess that's why they call it a hobby. Couldn't be the driver.
11-08-2004, 10:37 PM
#88
Where can I shop for one of those radios? Will it really make that much difference and does it have all the same radio features that I like on my M8?
11-08-2004, 10:43 PM
#89
It's the Spektrum Module and Receiver package that Horizon just released at the Chigago show. The Losi guys have been prototyping it for quite a while now.
http://www.horizonhobby.com/Explore/...ArticleID=1389
You don't have to worry about freq's or anything. If your car is glitching, it's something in the car, not someone else. But it's also too high of a frequancy for noise from the motor to cause glitching between the radio and reveiver. I can't wait until I get mine.
http://www.horizonhobby.com/Explore/...ArticleID=1389
You don't have to worry about freq's or anything. If your car is glitching, it's something in the car, not someone else. But it's also too high of a frequancy for noise from the motor to cause glitching between the radio and reveiver. I can't wait until I get mine.