thamjk

I have the nova conical rubbing againts the center belt at 710 but not sure if 720 has this problem. Maybe you can feedback.

Julius

With some headers clearance between the flange and the graphite stiffner/belt can be close. I use a sanding drum to take a little material off the flang for extra clearance.

Racer Z

iTrader: (1)

Who has the 1000mah packs for the 720?

deepfree_z

We make 1000mah batteries for 710&720. It's 19 usd excluding shipping. We use Gp batteries.

Acid

Hi Guys

Thanks for all the info, Qlone, you were right ... all I had to do was to bring the pulley closer to the car... play now is 0mm. Before I figured this out, I had about 3.5mm of play...
Sometimes it helps just to re-check things

Thanks Julius, I am running a RB with a conical.. have the same problem... will need to shave a little of the graphite part...

Thanks
Acid

nigelnuggets

acid, car looks great.


anyway, dude you can run that 750 for a long main. who says you cant? i used to run a whole day of club racing with my 710's 750mah. 3 quals and 45 minute main, without having to charge..

Acid

Thanks nigelnuggests....

Yeah, I agree about the battery... I am running the Serpent one and it lasts all day.... I re-charge before the final though, for safety

Acid

Acid

Hey Guys

One more question from my side in terms of setup...

Is it safe to assume that the more bends a track has (especially 90 and 180 degrees) the higher your roll center settings should be?

I know this is not a rule that is cast in stone but it does make sense to me... eg. If you on a track where the a good time is 23-24s, track has more than 10 bends, then you should have higher roll center settings?

Any thoughts?

Acid

going4#1

Sanyo Cells (made in Japan) 1000mAh. Weight: 68 grams. Cost $17.85 + $4 shipping for ALL countries.

http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-SANYO-RX-100...QQcmdZViewItem

Most makers have moved off shore but Sanyo continues to make their cells in Japan. I prefer Sanyo due to consistency. A pack performs no better than it's worst cell so manufacturing consistency is critical.

Julius

If you can take some material off the header. They often have excess material. You don't want to weaken the stiffner when there is an other option.

eduardo_garcia

I've just received my cars and my new mega engine. UAU!!!!! it looks great....

I would like to take this space to say thanks again to the Edgar from ET hobbt distributor. Excelent service, excelent customer support. Edgar, I'm looking foward to make new deals with you....

Edgar Millenium

Eduardo:

I am glad to do business with you, you were very patience. I have to update our sit, but due to another business I have I been a little busy. I am also receiving parts this week.

Luke W

Wow I charge mine about every 2 qualifiers, just to be sure...

Qlone

The runtime of the batteries also depends on the servo types one is running. A high power digital servo is rather power hungry and will drain a pack much sooner than a simple analog one.
When I ran my car using two simple analog servos I could easily run it for a day on a single charge. Now I have two (stronger) digital ones and almost make it, so I recharge once during the day...

Acid

Thanks Julius

I shaved about 1mm of the stifner at one point only. The hearder fits perfectly. Snug fit with about 1.5mm space between the parts.

It is too close to the screw hole to shave off anymore. I will take off 1mm of the header just get a little more clearance as this will help with accidents

Acid