Yokomo MR-4TC SD
#2311
ZS-118SP Aluminum Battery Plate
quote:
Originally posted by johnbull
Hi guys. Greetings from Malta.
CHAINI.
The answer is yes. The Yoke SP alloy battery holder down will fit straight onto the SD if you use the Special plate hardware (posts) too.
I have it on mine. Check out the pics in the galery on Yokomo USA site. You'll probably have to go back a couple of pages because I posted them some time ago.
Joe from sunny Malta.
Originally posted by chaini
Thanks Joe for the answer.
The posts of the SP are :ZS-118MSP.
So I wonder, if it also would work with the alloy posts from the SD: SD-118M ???
What's the difference?
Or are the posts included with the battery plate set ZS-118SP???
P L E A S E H E L P!
Cheers!
1. Are the battery Mount Post included?
2. Will it also work with the SD-118M Battery Mount Post?
3. Or do I need to buy the ZS-118MSP Battery Mount Post?
Cheers,
Chaini
Last edited by chaini; 07-01-2003 at 04:12 PM.
#2313
THeGame, if you have Chris T's setup... shoot it to me! As for the 75 band thing.. huh?? hehe...
Mo... I dunno about the spinning thingy... does your steering bind turning left to right? I find that I have to loosen and retighten my (rear) front arm mounts because they sometimes move back a tad and binds up my steering. Have you also changed out the rear diff?
Jimmy Mac
Mo... I dunno about the spinning thingy... does your steering bind turning left to right? I find that I have to loosen and retighten my (rear) front arm mounts because they sometimes move back a tad and binds up my steering. Have you also changed out the rear diff?
Jimmy Mac
#2314
R/C Tech Elite Member
iTrader: (47)
You guys might want to check out this site http://catalog.rcmodel.com.hk/
Has a lot of Square, Suzuki, Tobee Craft and Yokomo parts that are hard to find stateside. And unlike RanibowTen, you get a pic of what you are buying.
Has a lot of Square, Suzuki, Tobee Craft and Yokomo parts that are hard to find stateside. And unlike RanibowTen, you get a pic of what you are buying.
#2315
Tech Regular
Randman is right about that store having a lot of option parts...
But a friendly word of caution... I've had a really bad experience with that store:
On 9 Jun 03, I ordered 2 x alu dogbones for the SD (Product D was the brand... identical to Tobee's) and 1 pack of rayspeed o-rings. I chose EMS shipping cos I wanted the parts fast.
I received no confirmation in that my order went through, except for the fact that money was withdrawn from my account. So I sent e-mails and wrote in their forum on RCtech. All very very politely, of course.
I got this:
rcmodel.com.hk Online R/C Model Shop
------------------------------------------------------
Order Number: RC-100693
Detailed Invoice: http://catalog.rcmodel.com.hk/accoun...p?order_id=703
Date Ordered: Monday 09 June, 2003
The comments for your order are
Your order has been updated to the following status.
New status: Processing
Please reply to this email if you have any questions.
-----------------------------------------------------
I e-mailed to ask what was going on... and no reply.... until this:
-----Original Message-----
From: Online R/C Model Shop [mailto[email protected]]
Sent: Sunday, June 15, 2003 8:35 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Order RC-100693
Importance: High
Hi,
The O ring is out of stock. Would you mind to change to other brand?
Terence Lam
Online R/C Model Shop
http://shopping.rcmodel.com.hk
I changed my order to masking tape instead of o-rings... waited patiently... until I decided to send another e-mail:
-----Original Message-----
From: Junwei [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, June 20, 2003 10:24 AM
To: 'Online R/C Model Shop'
Subject: RE: Order RC-100693
Could you let me know what the status of my order is?
I'm frankly quite disappointed with my experience with RCModel... I ordered the parts 10 days ago and I still do not have it. It took you six days to tell me that the o-rings I ordered were not in stock. I've switched it to Tamiya masking tape... but since then, I've received no acknowledgement of my e-mail or any update of the status of my order.
I know your stock list cannot be updated "live" on the website... but I really hope you will take the time to inform your customers of the status of their orders. Also, I find myself wondering why I paid extra for EMS shipping...
I hope you will take my feedback in the best possible manner. Thank you.
Regards,
junwei
-----Original Message-----
From: Online R/C Model Shop [mailto[email protected]]
Sent: Thursday, June 19, 2003 2:31 AM
To: Junwei
Subject: RE: Order RC-100693
Importance: High
Hi,
Yor have order those hot items and they are always running out within half an hour. The new batch of stock are arrived this afternoon and your order will ship tomorrow morning using Fedex or EMS
Terence Lam
----- Original Message -----
From: "Junwei" <[email protected]>
To: "'Online R/C Model Shop'" <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2003 11:08 AM
Subject: RE: Order RC-100693
Thanks! I received the order today!
I have a suggestion: do you think it's possible to include a phone
number with which customers can call to check the availability of items?
Good luck!
junwei
---------------------------------------------------
And this was his reply:
Hi,
I think you didn't read the FAQ before asking this question!
Regards,
Terence Lam
Online R/C Model Shop
http://shopping.rcmodel.com.hk
But a friendly word of caution... I've had a really bad experience with that store:
On 9 Jun 03, I ordered 2 x alu dogbones for the SD (Product D was the brand... identical to Tobee's) and 1 pack of rayspeed o-rings. I chose EMS shipping cos I wanted the parts fast.
I received no confirmation in that my order went through, except for the fact that money was withdrawn from my account. So I sent e-mails and wrote in their forum on RCtech. All very very politely, of course.
I got this:
rcmodel.com.hk Online R/C Model Shop
------------------------------------------------------
Order Number: RC-100693
Detailed Invoice: http://catalog.rcmodel.com.hk/accoun...p?order_id=703
Date Ordered: Monday 09 June, 2003
The comments for your order are
Your order has been updated to the following status.
New status: Processing
Please reply to this email if you have any questions.
-----------------------------------------------------
I e-mailed to ask what was going on... and no reply.... until this:
-----Original Message-----
From: Online R/C Model Shop [mailto[email protected]]
Sent: Sunday, June 15, 2003 8:35 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Order RC-100693
Importance: High
Hi,
The O ring is out of stock. Would you mind to change to other brand?
Terence Lam
Online R/C Model Shop
http://shopping.rcmodel.com.hk
I changed my order to masking tape instead of o-rings... waited patiently... until I decided to send another e-mail:
-----Original Message-----
From: Junwei [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, June 20, 2003 10:24 AM
To: 'Online R/C Model Shop'
Subject: RE: Order RC-100693
Could you let me know what the status of my order is?
I'm frankly quite disappointed with my experience with RCModel... I ordered the parts 10 days ago and I still do not have it. It took you six days to tell me that the o-rings I ordered were not in stock. I've switched it to Tamiya masking tape... but since then, I've received no acknowledgement of my e-mail or any update of the status of my order.
I know your stock list cannot be updated "live" on the website... but I really hope you will take the time to inform your customers of the status of their orders. Also, I find myself wondering why I paid extra for EMS shipping...
I hope you will take my feedback in the best possible manner. Thank you.
Regards,
junwei
-----Original Message-----
From: Online R/C Model Shop [mailto[email protected]]
Sent: Thursday, June 19, 2003 2:31 AM
To: Junwei
Subject: RE: Order RC-100693
Importance: High
Hi,
Yor have order those hot items and they are always running out within half an hour. The new batch of stock are arrived this afternoon and your order will ship tomorrow morning using Fedex or EMS
Terence Lam
----- Original Message -----
From: "Junwei" <[email protected]>
To: "'Online R/C Model Shop'" <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2003 11:08 AM
Subject: RE: Order RC-100693
Thanks! I received the order today!
I have a suggestion: do you think it's possible to include a phone
number with which customers can call to check the availability of items?
Good luck!
junwei
---------------------------------------------------
And this was his reply:
Hi,
I think you didn't read the FAQ before asking this question!
Regards,
Terence Lam
Online R/C Model Shop
http://shopping.rcmodel.com.hk
#2316
Tech Regular
Apologies if my rant is out of place, but talk about bad customer service...
seems like a total opposite from Speedtech's Steve!
And by the way, I've had a much better experience with Rainbow Ten. Their stock list is also not fully updated. but you place your order and they'll let you know within 24 hours if something's out of stock.
junwei
seems like a total opposite from Speedtech's Steve!
And by the way, I've had a much better experience with Rainbow Ten. Their stock list is also not fully updated. but you place your order and they'll let you know within 24 hours if something's out of stock.
junwei
#2318
Tech Regular
Randman,
Wasn't trying to diss your suggestion or anything... I agree, their site looks much more pro than R10's. My advice is: check out their pics... and then order from R10!
Wasn't trying to diss your suggestion or anything... I agree, their site looks much more pro than R10's. My advice is: check out their pics... and then order from R10!
#2320
Tech Elite
iTrader: (12)
Originally posted by mo
I currently have a problem that I cannot figure out. The car has been acting like it has a severe tweak but I cannot find it. Even with the car seemingly tweaked out perfectly, on the track it has a tendancy to spin out, off power, to the left. Nothing is binding, all shock lengths and droop are set well and it has done it with 3 completly different setups with different springs oil and pistons. Has anyone else had a similar problem? I guess maybe I'm going to have to take is completly apart and start from scratch to see if there's something wrong I can't see. hmmm
I currently have a problem that I cannot figure out. The car has been acting like it has a severe tweak but I cannot find it. Even with the car seemingly tweaked out perfectly, on the track it has a tendancy to spin out, off power, to the left. Nothing is binding, all shock lengths and droop are set well and it has done it with 3 completly different setups with different springs oil and pistons. Has anyone else had a similar problem? I guess maybe I'm going to have to take is completly apart and start from scratch to see if there's something wrong I can't see. hmmm
#2321
Tech Master
iTrader: (31)
hi, i am having the very same problem, my car would spin out on/off power when ever i make a left turn, i have done everything to make sure nothing is binding or bend but the problem still exist...i found out that this car is left-sided heavy so i am thinking about maybe adding weight blocks will do the trick ?! we ll see..
Originally posted by mo
No problem, hopefully that will help a bunch.
I currently have a problem that I cannot figure out. The car has been acting like it has a severe tweak but I cannot find it. Even with the car seemingly tweaked out perfectly, on the track it has a tendancy to spin out, off power, to the left. Nothing is binding, all shock lengths and droop are set well and it has done it with 3 completly different setups with different springs oil and pistons. Has anyone else had a similar problem? I guess maybe I'm going to have to take is completly apart and start from scratch to see if there's something wrong I can't see. hmmm
No problem, hopefully that will help a bunch.
I currently have a problem that I cannot figure out. The car has been acting like it has a severe tweak but I cannot find it. Even with the car seemingly tweaked out perfectly, on the track it has a tendancy to spin out, off power, to the left. Nothing is binding, all shock lengths and droop are set well and it has done it with 3 completly different setups with different springs oil and pistons. Has anyone else had a similar problem? I guess maybe I'm going to have to take is completly apart and start from scratch to see if there's something wrong I can't see. hmmm
#2322
Hi guys. Greetings from Malta.
TWEEK.
I'm sure you have done all the obvious bits MO, but here's one I only discovered yesterday.
After altering a number of settings to try and get the car to work with the solid front axle I put my set up wheels (rectangles actually - but you know what i mean) on and did the camber etc.
Unlike the TC3 I was glad to see that the rear toe measured exactly 2 deg. both left and right. I have yet to find a TC3 that does, without fiddling.
Getting to the front I centred up the steering, setting the car to 1/2 deg toe out each side with transmitter on, and trim set at zero, and of course steering cranks both facing forward and parallel.
Then just by coincidence I decided to check the amount of steering left and right. Checked the transmitter steering balance first to see that both were equal. Turn full left find say 40 deg. Turn full right and find only 30 deg. And that's with the servo horn absolutely vertical when steering is at ZERO.
Now thinking back I have always noticed that the car always turns better on left hand turns even when balanced perfectly on the tweek station. That explains it. But it doesn't explain why it should turn differently when the transmitter is set to 75 left and 75 right, and the steering centres perfectly.
Can anybody make any suggestions.
Regards
Joe from sunny Malta.
TWEEK.
I'm sure you have done all the obvious bits MO, but here's one I only discovered yesterday.
After altering a number of settings to try and get the car to work with the solid front axle I put my set up wheels (rectangles actually - but you know what i mean) on and did the camber etc.
Unlike the TC3 I was glad to see that the rear toe measured exactly 2 deg. both left and right. I have yet to find a TC3 that does, without fiddling.
Getting to the front I centred up the steering, setting the car to 1/2 deg toe out each side with transmitter on, and trim set at zero, and of course steering cranks both facing forward and parallel.
Then just by coincidence I decided to check the amount of steering left and right. Checked the transmitter steering balance first to see that both were equal. Turn full left find say 40 deg. Turn full right and find only 30 deg. And that's with the servo horn absolutely vertical when steering is at ZERO.
Now thinking back I have always noticed that the car always turns better on left hand turns even when balanced perfectly on the tweek station. That explains it. But it doesn't explain why it should turn differently when the transmitter is set to 75 left and 75 right, and the steering centres perfectly.
Can anybody make any suggestions.
Regards
Joe from sunny Malta.
#2323
Super Moderator
iTrader: (81)
Mo, when my car was doing stupid stuff going one way and not the other I found it to be a problem with the differentials. Mine would be set ok when working on the bench but after a lap or two my car would go stupid because it would tighten up. Just tossing out ideas.
#2324
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TheGame did you guys get the computer scoring fixed? Don't want to come down if it is not working right.
Thanks
Brian
Thanks
Brian