HEHEHE!:sneaky:

I can't wait for my damn electronics to show up and get on the track, especially w/ all of these set up finds as of late!

KidAgain and tom_chang
My sincerest apologies!
I really wanted to get to the track tonite but I just couldn't pull it off. :flaming:

I am gonna do my best to get there Friday, not much can keep me from racin on Fridays since I don't work then.
Again, thanks for the interest!
F N CUDA

Here it is. I ran my Slash and SC10 back to back tonight and here are the results.

I ran the Slash in the 1st round and the SC10 in the 2nd round and main.

http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f3...scan0003-1.jpg
http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f3...scan0004-1.jpg
http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f3...r/scan0006.jpg

I'll try to get on that!:)

I have finished assembling my SC10 and need to decide which servo to get.

Rather than asking for a particular servo, what torque/speed do you recommend? Is something around 100 oz/in of torque ok? How about 125? 150?

For speed I'm looking for something under 0.15 seconds. Does that sound about right?

I run the ace DS1313

Transit time: 0.13 sec/deg @ 6V
Torque: 12.5 kg/cm (173.6 oz/in) @ 6V

That seems to be the flavor of the month at our track also:nod:

Putting a servo in with anything over 70oz is a waste in this truck. This isn't a 12 lb monster truck. Speed and good centering, thats what you want!

I put a $40 JR DS811 with 70oz of torque and it works just as good as my high dollar hitec 5645 titanium gear servo.
Answering your question 70-100oz and .12 transit time is plenty.
So save your money.

Unless down the road you might use it in something else so I would buy the higher end servo.

X2 yes a good servo is nice to have:blush:

i had a stock jr 317 in there and worked fine for a while till a bad landing stripped the gears. now i am using a futaba 3305 mg and is doing fine too. has anyone run this truck without weight, i found a good combo , 45 wt oil in the rear and blue springs and 25 front with green springs . memory foam in the tires, the battery as far back as possible, not breaking any records with it but still not adding any extra weight. i like the jumping and handling so far, the jumping straight and flat was the best part.

rule of thumb about the servos....


always buy as much as you can afford.

I'm running an extra Hitec 5995TG w/ 333 ozs of torque, think it will be enough for the SC10?:lol:

Arrived
 

Woo Hoo!:D The SC10 has arrived on my doorstep from RC Planet. Only 7 days - States to Australia. Bloody Fantastic.

Let the Build begin.

Oh yeah, how long of a Sensor Wire do I need if I keep the ESC in the standard position? (New motor didn't come with one)

I got the JR 8711 servo in my SC10.:nod: