Tcs 2004
06-21-2004, 08:06 PM
#196
Tech Apprentice
xtals= crystals
06-23-2004, 02:29 AM
#198
hey trev on the friday free practice what time wil the track be open?? say 4:30 or 5 or something around that time?? or will we have to wait longer
06-23-2004, 05:53 AM
#199
The track will be open all day on Friday for practise.
06-24-2004, 03:23 AM
#200
thanks trev.
06-24-2004, 07:24 PM
#201
Tyres and Inserts
Hi guys what would be the best tyre and insert combination for stock TT-01 on carpet in cold weather ?
Thanks
John
Thanks
John
06-24-2004, 07:33 PM
#203
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Originally posted by ringo
is there a body shell of choice for the gt1 class? i guess it's open to all tamiya kit bodies (assuming they're available through t.t.).
is there a body shell of choice for the gt1 class? i guess it's open to all tamiya kit bodies (assuming they're available through t.t.).
06-27-2004, 01:24 AM
#206
STOCK CLASS ESC'S
I have recently been doing my research on the TEU 101 Tamiya speedy and it appears as though this speedy is a Futaba that sports a Tamiya label. Oh, and it's also painted black! Doesn't it seem a little unreasonable to request this type of speedy if you already have the Futaba equivalent. Apples are apples right? Especially if they come from the same tree!
06-27-2004, 08:51 PM
#207
Re: STOCK CLASS ESC'S
Originally posted by DP2175
I have recently been doing my research on the TEU 101 Tamiya speedy and it appears as though this speedy is a Futaba that sports a Tamiya label. Oh, and it's also painted black! Doesn't it seem a little unreasonable to request this type of speedy if you already have the Futaba equivalent. Apples are apples right? Especially if they come from the same tree!
I have recently been doing my research on the TEU 101 Tamiya speedy and it appears as though this speedy is a Futaba that sports a Tamiya label. Oh, and it's also painted black! Doesn't it seem a little unreasonable to request this type of speedy if you already have the Futaba equivalent. Apples are apples right? Especially if they come from the same tree!
Futaba's entry level units are the MC330CR (pink fuji?) or MC230CR (red jonathan?)... both of which are far superior in specs to the Tamiya TEU101BK (cox pippin??).
06-28-2004, 12:03 AM
#209
Hi Guys back from Tamworth, Love the pic have you anymore?
About the ecs you can only use the teu 101 and for those that have the pro-built you can use the system in them but you have to use the radio gear that it comes with.
About the ecs you can only use the teu 101 and for those that have the pro-built you can use the system in them but you have to use the radio gear that it comes with.
06-28-2004, 12:53 AM
#210
Okay, that's cool.
It does make for complications I think if there are restrictions with some speedys over others and things like that. I think that because its a cheap class to run, that you should have to use the mechanical speedy. If you want something a bit faster and to put a bit more money into it, go into F1 or GT1 if you dare!!
That's just my take on it. Of course, if thats what they do in Japan, then that's fair enough. But they should change the Japan rulz!!
It does make for complications I think if there are restrictions with some speedys over others and things like that. I think that because its a cheap class to run, that you should have to use the mechanical speedy. If you want something a bit faster and to put a bit more money into it, go into F1 or GT1 if you dare!!
That's just my take on it. Of course, if thats what they do in Japan, then that's fair enough. But they should change the Japan rulz!!