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Originally Posted by Farmer_John
(Post 10112232)
DBK? What is this DBK you speak of?
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[QUOTE=Cameron Kellogg;10112321]If your local hobby shop or closest hobby shop will not ship you parts they are doing business wrong.[/QUOTE
have not step foot in a shop in a long time need a fix |
Originally Posted by Wild Cherry
(Post 10106343)
WTG with the win Bcrazy !!!:cool:
Originally Posted by Cameron Kellogg
(Post 10106392)
I agree that the truck is club level racer as it is. We could all use more drive time to improve our times than spending hundreds of dollars in option parts. BUT for most of us it is the "other" part of the hobby we enjoy. Swaybars you need and if your track has larger jump sections than yours you would want Garodisc slipper pads. Carbon tube is nice to back your belt tension off without slipping. The rest is fluff unless you want to stay on the same lap of Ryan or Kody when they come race your track. :sneaky:
Happy New Year... That being said, I'd love to get a 2nd SC10 4x4 to convert and run them back to back and see the difference. I'll never be able to keep up with Kody or the Ryans. I'm way too old and not talented enough:(
Originally Posted by MantisWorx
(Post 10106439)
Brian, your truck looks great! it funny how that losi kept trying to "losi" you every chance he could!:lol:
Happy New Year everyone :) |
Originally Posted by MantisWorx
(Post 10111857)
I literally have abox of burned out tekin ESC's along with a box of burned up Castles. I have been running hobbywing (orion,speedpassion) in both my SC and my e buggy with no issues. Now with that being said i tend to have hard luck with electronics. Look, you are going to have people that burn up every brand just use what works for you and move on. I know Tekin is good but for some reason i cant keep one longer than 2 weeks with out failure ,I have friends that have had the same one for a year, its just luck of the draw!! Guys if you really think that any of the boards on these ESC's are made in America you are mislead, .....
All Novak BL motors and all controllers are manufactured and serviced in Irvine, California. |
Did not realize, thanks NovakTwo .....:cool:
BDW been quite pleased with my Novak 550 5.5 |
My sidewinder just started thermaling today, took a temp.... 205 :( Time for a real speed control. Suggestions for a low budget (~100)?
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Originally Posted by MantisWorx
(Post 10111857)
I literally have abox of burned out tekin ESC's along with a box of burned up Castles. I have been running hobbywing (orion,speedpassion) in both my SC and my e buggy with no issues. Now with that being said i tend to have hard luck with electronics. Look, you are going to have people that burn up every brand just use what works for you and move on. I know Tekin is good but for some reason i cant keep one longer than 2 weeks with out failure ,I have friends that have had the same one for a year, its just luck of the draw!! Guys if you really think that any of the boards on these ESC's are made in America you are mislead, and that also goes for the truck kits. Its a simple fact that an avg American makes more in a day than a laborer in China makes in a month. Hobbywing makes Orion and Speedpassion ESC's, i run Speedpassion software in my Hobbywing ESC's!!
Not only are the boards built in the USA on Novak, Tekin and some Castle speedos, so are the Novak and Tekin motors. What on Earth could you possibly be doing to kill Tekin speedos? ThunderbirdJunkie knows of one guy that has killed a few running boost and timing on a 7.5/RS combo, but that's (knowingly) running that speed control on the ragged edge (and obviously well past it in some instances). Your statement about where things are NOT made would be just as ridiculous as ThunderbirdJunkie claiming that none of your stuff is made in the USA, and it's a terribly dangerous mindset to assume these things. Might as well say Coke cans are not made in the USA, or you can't buy a Plano toolbox made in the USA, or Jeeps are not built in the USA. |
Originally Posted by Evil Genius jr.
(Post 10112735)
My sidewinder just started thermaling today, took a temp.... 205 :( Time for a real speed control. Suggestions for a low budget (~100)?
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I did have one however the fan blade snapped.
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Originally Posted by NovakTwo
(Post 10112668)
Un-true.
All Novak BL motors and all controllers are manufactured and serviced in Irvine, California. |
Originally Posted by T-BirdJunkie
(Post 10112775)
That's great that you're happy with your Chinese junk and you're happy with contributing to the downfall of the country in which you reside. You realize there IS a reason a Tekin RSPro is more than double the price of any of the Chinese 1/8 scale speedos, right?
Not only are the boards built in the USA on Novak, Tekin and some Castle speedos, so are the Novak and Tekin motors. What on Earth could you possibly be doing to kill Tekin speedos? ThunderbirdJunkie knows of one guy that has killed a few running boost and timing on a 7.5/RS combo, but that's (knowingly) running that speed control on the ragged edge (and obviously well past it in some instances). Your statement about where things are NOT made would be just as ridiculous as ThunderbirdJunkie claiming that none of your stuff is made in the USA, and it's a terribly dangerous mindset to assume these things. Might as well say Coke cans are not made in the USA, or you can't buy a Plano toolbox made in the USA, or Jeeps are not built in the USA. So what is the "ragged edge" you speak of? if Tekin says the ESC should run a 7.5 than it should be able to do so with any settings, that is just a dumb remark???? no where in the Tekin manual does it say " only run the RS with a maximum timing of ____ nor does it describe what the ragged edge is. If they were worried about a 7.5 being run on the ragged edge than they would just state that max motor is an 8.5 and call it a day. Mantisworx doesnt mind paying 200bux for and esc and it last (and i keep trying) but if for any reason they dont last and my cheap chinese ones do than i choose to spend my hard earned money on products that last FOR ME not you. Mantisworx bet you pay for 200.00 "american made" LIPO's too dont ya? oh wait they are not made in the US either............ go take a walk in your kitchen and pick up any of your dishes, stove plastic containers, your car etc etc and see where they are made as well as your Chevy or ford. Pop the hood pull out a relay and you will see that it says "mitsubishi" on it!! What about the computer you are typing with? thats ok though right? CMON man its just reality, as sad as it may be Mantisworx is keeping it real at the end of the day its about profit margins. labor rates or 500% higher in the US than in China bad quality or not......... |
speaking of hobbywing.... What is a good hobbywing ESC for this truck? It will be used with a catsle 1410 on 2S.
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Originally Posted by Evil Genius jr.
(Post 10112947)
speaking of hobbywing.... What is a good hobbywing ESC for this truck? It will be used with a catsle 1410 on 2S.
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Originally Posted by MantisWorx
(Post 10112972)
i use the 120 amp model, it has been flawless and i think it was around 100bux. you can put speedpassin software on it and use boost and turbo:sneaky:
What do you need to program it, field card? |
Sym runs this one in his SC and i use it in my Ebuggy but you cant boost it even with the SP software.
http://www.hobbypartz.com/07e-c-xerun-80a-sd.html programming unit: http://www.hobbypartz.com/hobbywing-...cards-box.html they are always out of stock at hobbypartz for the 120a so i got mine off of Ebay this is the one you can use Speedpassion software and unlock boost/turbo!: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Hobbywing-XE...item4aaea39ff1 i suggest upgrading the capacitor with these: http://hobbypartz.ecommerce-site-sea...acmiforca.html oh and i almost forgot, the 80a model is really designed for 4s so if you want to use it with 2s you will need and external BEC. |
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