Tekno RC EB48 Thread
#166
The buggy is 7.5lb RTR with an RX8 system and a 600g battery, so ultra light setups are easily acheivable.
#167
Depending on other items our current weight is around 7lbs even with all STOCK parts. So with the right equipment this Tekno buggy can be under 7 lbs if you were to swap out some stock parts and put in some after market parts when available. I dont know of another 1/8th electric buggy out there weighing in at 7lbs or less. We were running 3800 ProTek shorty lipos also. We were able to get around 8:30 runtime on the large outdoor track and around 11:30 on the smaller indoor track. Not bad at all with how Austin drives and I sure others could get a little longer. We're going to try a few other things Like the ProTek 4100 lipos and have this Tekno car dialed in.
#168
Here's a clearer pic of the car from the feature page
#170
Do you have an pics of the body, is it going to a sleek body similar to other electric only cars or a cab forward design?
I'm really liking the look of this and I think I'll give it a try against my dex408, when it comes out......
I'm really liking the look of this and I think I'll give it a try against my dex408, when it comes out......
#172
For those of you interested in getting this incredible buggy, its up for pre-order @ A Main Hobbies
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...tric-Buggy-Kit
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...tric-Buggy-Kit
#173
I have a question (I have a dream too but somebody stole this sentence already)
So, the lipo is on one side. Great. BUT, many of us use lipos with 4200mah in 4S or 2650mah in 6S for racing. That means from 400 to 450g. I even have a lipo that weights 300g for the quals (6 min)
Considering a 1/8 motor weights from 350 to 400g, an ESC about 100g minimum, a servo about 60g, receiver 30g so up to 600g in total how will I manage to have a balanced car? Ahaaaaaa, and no I don't need a servo for the mechanical brakes to compensate I would rather use weights instead
This is a million dollar question, considering the EB48 is 0,00$ on the Tekno website I could buy a billion of them and offer them to all the big and little kids around the earth
You could preorder one for me if you want, I just had my birthday
So, the lipo is on one side. Great. BUT, many of us use lipos with 4200mah in 4S or 2650mah in 6S for racing. That means from 400 to 450g. I even have a lipo that weights 300g for the quals (6 min)
Considering a 1/8 motor weights from 350 to 400g, an ESC about 100g minimum, a servo about 60g, receiver 30g so up to 600g in total how will I manage to have a balanced car? Ahaaaaaa, and no I don't need a servo for the mechanical brakes to compensate I would rather use weights instead
This is a million dollar question, considering the EB48 is 0,00$ on the Tekno website I could buy a billion of them and offer them to all the big and little kids around the earth
For those of you interested in getting this incredible buggy, its up for pre-order @ A Main Hobbies
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...tric-Buggy-Kit
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...tric-Buggy-Kit
#174
I have a question (I have a dream too but somebody stole this sentence already)
So, the lipo is on one side. Great. BUT, many of us use lipos with 4200mah in 4S or 2650mah in 6S for racing. That means from 400 to 450g. I even have a lipo that weights 300g for the quals (6 min)
Considering a 1/8 motor weights from 350 to 400g, an ESC about 100g minimum, a servo about 60g, receiver 30g so up to 600g in total how will I manage to have a balanced car? Ahaaaaaa, and no I don't need a servo for the mechanical brakes to compensate I would rather use weights instead
This is a million dollar question, considering the EB48 is 0,00$ on the Tekno website I could buy a billion of them and offer them to all the big and little kids around the earth
You could preorder one for me if you want, I just had my birthday
So, the lipo is on one side. Great. BUT, many of us use lipos with 4200mah in 4S or 2650mah in 6S for racing. That means from 400 to 450g. I even have a lipo that weights 300g for the quals (6 min)
Considering a 1/8 motor weights from 350 to 400g, an ESC about 100g minimum, a servo about 60g, receiver 30g so up to 600g in total how will I manage to have a balanced car? Ahaaaaaa, and no I don't need a servo for the mechanical brakes to compensate I would rather use weights instead
This is a million dollar question, considering the EB48 is 0,00$ on the Tekno website I could buy a billion of them and offer them to all the big and little kids around the earth
You could preorder one for me if you want, I just had my birthday
Again, this buggy can be set up for almost any condition.
#175
True, I think about a light setup since a long time so this might be the good occasion .
The EB48 looks so fast in the corners it's insane. It must be a hell of a fast car indoors too. I'm talking about it on different french-speaking forums as I'm quite enthousiast about this buggy and some guys are wondering about the tendency of the car to tilt on big jumps, looking at the vid. Do you have any explanation to this? To me it looks like it's so light and fast that it might be harder to control than some slower heavier cars, but I don't know if that makes any sense.
The EB48 looks so fast in the corners it's insane. It must be a hell of a fast car indoors too. I'm talking about it on different french-speaking forums as I'm quite enthousiast about this buggy and some guys are wondering about the tendency of the car to tilt on big jumps, looking at the vid. Do you have any explanation to this? To me it looks like it's so light and fast that it might be harder to control than some slower heavier cars, but I don't know if that makes any sense.
#176
True, I think about a light setup since a long time so this might be the good occasion .
The EB48 looks so fast in the corners it's insane. It must be a hell of a fast car indoors too. I'm talking about it on different french-speaking forums as I'm quite enthousiast about this buggy and some guys are wondering about the tendency of the car to tilt on big jumps, looking at the vid. Do you have any explanation to this? To me it looks like it's so light and fast that it might be harder to control than some slower heavier cars, but I don't know if that makes any sense.
The EB48 looks so fast in the corners it's insane. It must be a hell of a fast car indoors too. I'm talking about it on different french-speaking forums as I'm quite enthousiast about this buggy and some guys are wondering about the tendency of the car to tilt on big jumps, looking at the vid. Do you have any explanation to this? To me it looks like it's so light and fast that it might be harder to control than some slower heavier cars, but I don't know if that makes any sense.
#177
LOL, that's how Austin drives his cars! The car jumps straight as an arrow, as good or better than anything we've tested. But Austin is able to whip the car in the air to line up for the next turn. That's definitely what you're see there . Maybe Austin can chime in here and explain how he uses the whipping to his advantage.
#178
v4
outof all the v4 conversion done to other cars (ae kyo mugen) what is the closest in performence to the this buggy
#180
Oh yeah....make the spur gear black please.