Team Magic E4
#5
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Joined: Mar 2006
Posts: 655
From: Sydney Australia Honolulu Hawaii
No one is advertising, I'm wondering how the car is. I'm not going to buy something unless I know how it is first. So if you don't have any input on how the car drives, don't write anything here.
Take Care,
Cheers, Patrick
Take Care,
Cheers, Patrick
#6
oooohhh ..... touched a nerve 
I doubt if anyone has had the chance to test yet as they have only just arrived.
They are relatively chaep overseas as well.
The 3 belt drive train will be the big test to see if it can be made free enough

I doubt if anyone has had the chance to test yet as they have only just arrived.
They are relatively chaep overseas as well.
The 3 belt drive train will be the big test to see if it can be made free enough
#9
Joined: Sep 2001
Posts: 7,016
From: Mongville
No doubt it will perform well in the hands of Bakalala and Jake, both of em are freaks with a transmitter, i remember Jake slapping all and sundry with a CEN back in the day at Castle Hill 
Though looks like Magic are already having some problems, their US arm recently dropped them as an outlet.

Though looks like Magic are already having some problems, their US arm recently dropped them as an outlet.
#10
Yeah the support issue in the USA seems very strange. They actually seem to be dropping their own distributor . 

Dont think this will apply in Australia.
As for testing, the US guys have the car but no one has seemed to have put it on the track yet


Dont think this will apply in Australia.
As for testing, the US guys have the car but no one has seemed to have put it on the track yet
#13
Exploded view of the E4, gives a good insight into the kits design and construction.
http://www.hobbyexpress.com.au/conte...d=81&Itemid=41
http://www.hobbyexpress.com.au/conte...d=81&Itemid=41
#14
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Joined: Oct 2005
Posts: 344
From: ACT
I think the packaging cost more than the chassis, very neat and tidy (NICE!), chassis comes half built, bottom deck, bulkhead and top deck are all done (see photo)
http://www.rcmodels.com.au/images/im...s/DSC02802.htm
CVD is also built (screwless, 2 pins lock everything in place). Steering looks good with about 10 thousand bearings
It shouldn't take long to put that lot together.
Hope to have mine running by next week.
http://www.rcmodels.com.au/images/im...s/DSC02802.htm
CVD is also built (screwless, 2 pins lock everything in place). Steering looks good with about 10 thousand bearings
It shouldn't take long to put that lot together. Hope to have mine running by next week.
#15
Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 5,310
From: Sydney, Australia
No way.... If that chassis is balanced with 6cell brushed, it will be very heavy on electronics side with 5cell brushless. This will be a chassis that requires the speedy to be oposite its normal position to even out.



