Fukuyama Batteries
11-18-2003, 12:07 PM
#1876
Brian and Shin took off ahead of us because they had some business to attend to. We're leaving bright and early tomorrow.
In the mean time, try to get that label dialed
In the mean time, try to get that label dialed
11-18-2003, 12:22 PM
#1877
Originally posted by futureal
Agree with Rod on the drop shadows. Maybe keep the shadow for the Fukuyama Racing text but get rid of the shadow around the center box. Or vice versa, I suppose.
Rod your avatar is great!
Agree with Rod on the drop shadows. Maybe keep the shadow for the Fukuyama Racing text but get rid of the shadow around the center box. Or vice versa, I suppose.
Rod your avatar is great!
Dan
11-18-2003, 12:24 PM
#1878
Originally posted by rtypec
Brian and Shin took off ahead of us because they had some business to attend to. We're leaving bright and early tomorrow.
In the mean time, try to get that label dialed
Brian and Shin took off ahead of us because they had some business to attend to. We're leaving bright and early tomorrow.
In the mean time, try to get that label dialed
anyways, have a safe and fun trip and do bring some pepto cause you just might not know what you'll be eating. LOL.. oh, and those Japanese soda pops are the best!
Good Luck and see ya when ya get back!
Dan
11-18-2003, 12:42 PM
#1879
Yeah, laminated labels with stronger adhesive would be nice. My 6 pack OMEGA's labels pealing up. Luckily I know what they are 
My 4 cell pack OMEGA's had to be taped down cause the strapping tape in my 1/12th scale would just rip it up. But who cares about the labels...the cells rock!! 
They'll perform the same without labels. 
John
My 4 cell pack OMEGA's had to be taped down cause the strapping tape in my 1/12th scale would just rip it up. But who cares about the labels...the cells rock!! They'll perform the same without labels. John
11-18-2003, 01:24 PM
#1881
I tried that trinity shrink wrap and had problems. Didn't work too well for me, what did you use for a heat source. I tried a hair iron and that didn't shrink it than a lighter got to hot and melted it...eventually got tired of messing around and gave up. 
11-18-2003, 01:40 PM
#1883
Originally posted by John Fontaine
I tried that trinity shrink wrap and had problems. Didn't work too well for me, what did you use for a heat source. I tried a hair iron and that didn't shrink it than a lighter got to hot and melted it...eventually got tired of messing around and gave up.
I tried that trinity shrink wrap and had problems. Didn't work too well for me, what did you use for a heat source. I tried a hair iron and that didn't shrink it than a lighter got to hot and melted it...eventually got tired of messing around and gave up.
11-18-2003, 02:15 PM
#1884
New label looks good.
So how did everyone do this weekend? I qualified second, but got hammered down in the main. You know, typical stock sedan bashing As always I had the mad rip from Fukuyama Racing.
Anybody out there still in question or has doubts please give them a try. You will be amazed................
So how did everyone do this weekend? I qualified second, but got hammered down in the main. You know, typical stock sedan bashing
As always I had the mad rip from Fukuyama Racing.Anybody out there still in question or has doubts please give them a try. You will be amazed................
11-18-2003, 02:23 PM
#1885
Originally posted by RBLove
New label looks good.
So how did everyone do this weekend? I qualified second, but got hammered down in the main. You know, typical stock sedan bashing As always I had the mad rip from Fukuyama Racing.
Anybody out there still in question or has doubts please give them a try. You will be amazed................
New label looks good.
So how did everyone do this weekend? I qualified second, but got hammered down in the main. You know, typical stock sedan bashing
As always I had the mad rip from Fukuyama Racing.Anybody out there still in question or has doubts please give them a try. You will be amazed................
So nice to see you on here.. LOL. I'll give you a call later on. Putting together some sweeeet stuff for ya again.
Dan
11-18-2003, 02:33 PM
#1886
Funny Story about Thailand's Reedy Race
WOW! I could not BELIEVE this!!!!
I just heard from Anthony and I am still trying my darnest to wipe the bigX$$ grin off my face.
What had happened was that I was only aware of two drivers from Hong Kong who attend the race and of course Alan Yau came in 5th in the invitational beating Surikarn and some others.
What I DIDN'T know was that there were two other racers from Hong Kong who were also racing and was struggling because of battery and traction problems. Then, I was told that by the end during the finals, these racers finally all decided to ditch their self brought batteries and borrowed Fukuyama Batts. Although this may seemed like an idea, but there were only 8 Team Spec packs and Alan was nice enough to share them with 3 other drivers which means 4 drivers all sharing 8 packs! Well, besides Alan Yau who took 5th in the A, Dereck Hung was using a Fukuyama pack and took 1ST in B-main, and TO Chi Kai/sponsored by Tamiya were also using Fukuyama packs and took in another 1ST in C-main. So with just 8 packs, we had 1 driver beating the World Champ, 1 driver taking home a B-main 1ST trophy and 1 driver taking home 1st C-main trophy! I REALLY THINK THIS IS AWESOME!
I just heard from Anthony and I am still trying my darnest to wipe the bigX$$ grin off my face.
What had happened was that I was only aware of two drivers from Hong Kong who attend the race and of course Alan Yau came in 5th in the invitational beating Surikarn and some others.
What I DIDN'T know was that there were two other racers from Hong Kong who were also racing and was struggling because of battery and traction problems. Then, I was told that by the end during the finals, these racers finally all decided to ditch their self brought batteries and borrowed Fukuyama Batts. Although this may seemed like an idea, but there were only 8 Team Spec packs and Alan was nice enough to share them with 3 other drivers which means 4 drivers all sharing 8 packs! Well, besides Alan Yau who took 5th in the A, Dereck Hung was using a Fukuyama pack and took 1ST in B-main, and TO Chi Kai/sponsored by Tamiya were also using Fukuyama packs and took in another 1ST in C-main. So with just 8 packs, we had 1 driver beating the World Champ, 1 driver taking home a B-main 1ST trophy and 1 driver taking home 1st C-main trophy! I REALLY THINK THIS IS AWESOME!
11-18-2003, 05:24 PM
#1887
Tech Adept
Re : Funny Story about Thailand's Reedy Race
Thanks Daniel,
What do you think if they use Fukuyama Cells since qualify instead of Finals .......
Anyway, Derek Hung & To Chi Kai are in Fukuyama Racing Family now !!
Anthony
What do you think if they use Fukuyama Cells since qualify instead of Finals .......
Anyway, Derek Hung & To Chi Kai are in Fukuyama Racing Family now !!
Anthony
Last edited by Anthony Yuen; 11-18-2003 at 06:47 PM.
11-18-2003, 05:30 PM
#1888
those other 2 guys are very respectable racers in HK
11-18-2003, 06:13 PM
#1889
Hi Dan
I can't believe those batterys I got from you,They are the best performance battery I ever had.and it shock me, the Fukuyama battery sure can deliver full power without any noticable fadding after the race.. Dan ,The last three years in row I finished second in the regional master stock class and second 2WDmod sedan in the Candian National and Now I feel I got a good chance to win I want to thank you for your big help.
For now on I"M GETTING the "FUKUYAMA "
I can't believe those batterys I got from you,They are the best performance battery I ever had.and it shock me, the Fukuyama battery sure can deliver full power without any noticable fadding after the race..
Dan ,The last three years in row I finished second in the regional master stock class and second 2WDmod sedan in the Candian National and Now I feel I got a good chance to win I want to thank you for your big help.For now on I"M GETTING the "FUKUYAMA "
11-18-2003, 09:48 PM
#1890
for every threads i go into there's at least one guy with a bright green avatar now
