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Old 04-21-2014, 11:39 AM
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Any idea of a release date for the M05v2?
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Originally Posted by AngryRog
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Race Time
Orlando Sherman 3 1 20 6:04.516 17.647 17.808 17.885 17.965 3 -<-M05
Mark Brown 2 2 20 6:04.738 0.222 17.411 17.667 17.802 17.891 2
Jason Smith 5 3 20 6:13.176 8.660 17.932 18.081 18.177 18.271 5
Craig Richter 8 4 20 6:13.354 8.838 17.893 18.068 18.166 18.298 8
Danny Egger 7 5 20 6:15.158 10.642 17.934 18.075 18.236 18.361 7
John Christensen 6 6 20 6:17.724 13.208 17.797 18.162 18.259 18.348 6
Carl Feltro 11 7 20 6:19.671 15.155 17.927 18.242 18.318 18.416 Bump
Bensi Lopez 9 8 19 6:09.076 18.058 18.335 18.560 18.751 9
Kevin Niino 4 9 19 6:10.366 1.290 18.122 18.270 18.418 18.683 4
Mark Hinkley 10 10 19 6:14.492 5.416 18.076 18.350 18.516 18.956 10

I always forget about Chuck being TQ, since he sits on pole in round one, and then drops the mic.
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Originally Posted by jiml
Any idea of a release date for the M05v2?
July.
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Old 04-21-2014, 11:54 AM
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Originally Posted by jiml
Any idea of a release date for the M05v2?

Already posted. Showing at Shizuoka in mid-May, release planned for June. Some of the Japanese hobby shops are taking pre-orders already.
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Old 04-21-2014, 04:57 PM
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What's everyone afraid of anyway, a little competition? If the M05 is so bad, then you'll all have the same car to deal with. The M05v.2 definitely looks promising.[/QUOTE]

Eric, in my case fear has nothing to do with it. Affection would be the more accurate term. I like the M03 for many reasons and don't have the same opinion of the 05. I just said that it would be like losing an old friend. That doesn't mean that I don't have some understanding of why you decided to ban the 03. After all, time marches on and I'm probably more aware of that than most.

Somehow, you've interpreted the term fiefdom to be derogatory. It was not intended that way. It was more meant as a description of my own impression of how the TCS hierarchy works. I won't bore you with the structure of a fiefdom, but it's very similar except no fees are paid and is benevolent in this case.
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What's everyone afraid of anyway, a little competition? If the M05 is so bad, then you'll all have the same car to deal with. The M05v.2 definitely looks promising.

Eric, in my case fear has nothing to do with it. Affection would be the more accurate term. I like the M03 for many reasons and don't have the same opinion of the 05. I just said that it would be like losing an old friend. That doesn't mean that I don't have some understanding of why you decided to ban the 03. After all, time marches on and I'm probably more aware of that than most.

Somehow, you've interpreted the term fiefdom to be derogatory. It was not intended that way. It was more meant as a description of my own impression of how the TCS hierarchy works. I won't bore you with the structure of a fiefdom, but it's very similar except no fees are paid and is benevolent in this case.


surely at some point in time you would know that tamiya would discontinue the M03 line up. its slowly only been heading that way the last few years as things become more and more less available.

Really im amazed that they have keep it in production for so long..
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surely at some point in time you would know that tamiya would discontinue the M03 line up. its slowly only been heading that way the last few years as things become more and more less available.

Really im amazed that they have keep it in production for so long..
Surely, you don't think that we were all unaware this would happen. We knew and all of us have an 05 under development. I'm not protesting, complaining, or anything like that. Where anyone got that impression is beyond me. I'm merely lamenting the passing of an old friend.

Frankly, I was worried that it would happen sooner than this. As soon as the M03 kits were out of production, this was bound to happen.
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Hi guys

Wanted to ask you all on gear diff experience

Have you all tried 300k on an m05 and upon acceleration the car tend to veer to one side? Is this normal? Or something is not right

Hope you can help me here

Thanks

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Originally Posted by CraigMBA
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Mini (A Main)
Timing and Scoring by www.RCScoringPro.com Ser#
Race Time
Orlando Sherman 3 1 20 6:04.516 17.647 17.808 17.885 17.965 3 -<-M05
Mark Brown 2 2 20 6:04.738 0.222 17.411 17.667 17.802 17.891 2
Jason Smith 5 3 20 6:13.176 8.660 17.932 18.081 18.177 18.271 5
Craig Richter 8 4 20 6:13.354 8.838 17.893 18.068 18.166 18.298 8
Danny Egger 7 5 20 6:15.158 10.642 17.934 18.075 18.236 18.361 7
John Christensen 6 6 20 6:17.724 13.208 17.797 18.162 18.259 18.348 6
Carl Feltro 11 7 20 6:19.671 15.155 17.927 18.242 18.318 18.416 Bump
Bensi Lopez 9 8 19 6:09.076 18.058 18.335 18.560 18.751 9
Kevin Niino 4 9 19 6:10.366 1.290 18.122 18.270 18.418 18.683 4
Mark Hinkley 10 10 19 6:14.492 5.416 18.076 18.350 18.516 18.956 10

I always forget about Chuck being TQ, since he sits on pole in round one, and then drops the mic.
Yes. I was there, mucking around in the B.
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Originally Posted by frost2k3
Hi guys

Wanted to ask you all on gear diff experience

Have you all tried 300k on an m05 and upon acceleration the car tend to veer to one side? Is this normal? Or something is not right

Hope you can help me here

Thanks

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Check your shock length, travel, and weight bias are equal.
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Old 04-22-2014, 12:28 PM
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Originally Posted by frost2k3
Hi guys

Wanted to ask you all on gear diff experience

Have you all tried 300k on an m05 and upon acceleration the car tend to veer to one side? Is this normal? Or something is not right

Hope you can help me here

Thanks

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Ken
Normal for me which is why I never run the really heavy weights. Others seem to be able to cope with it.
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300,000wt hasn't been an issue for me. Dial in more front toe out and see how you go.
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We've got a few locals running 2M-2.5M. May as well pack it with heavy tar.

I was chatting with a friend on the weekend and he reckons he knows how the motor could be moved over 4.5mm. I'm still a little stumped on the droop screw thing, though. I could see it working based off the upper arms, but the lowers...still a mystery. I have ideas, but they're all clunky.

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300,000wt hasn't been an issue for me. Dial in more front toe out and see how you go.
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Thanks for the tip

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Check your shock length, travel, and weight bias are equal.
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