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AreCee 02-11-2012 07:19 PM


Originally Posted by Joe Maxey (Post 10313634)
I lost the cap on my rs pro. Can I use the cap from my lrp sxx v2? Will it hurt my rs?

Thanks.

I don't know about that cross species breeding, you may end up with a mamba micro pro.

How do you lose a cap? Did it blow or break off? You could probably use the LRP but you may not even need it depending on what you're using it in and what motor you're using. Their caps are very reasonably priced and come two in a package in case you lose another.

One guy had one break off and was going home. He was told to race anyway and he ended up winning with the un-cap'd RS with no harm to it. Of course that was in a 2wd buggy running 17.5 Blinky.

Joe Maxey 02-11-2012 07:30 PM


Originally Posted by AreCee (Post 10313896)
I don't know about that cross species breeding, you may end up with a mamba micro pro.

How do you lose a cap? Did it blow or break off? You could probably use the LRP but you may not even need it depending on what you're using it in and what motor you're using. Their caps are very reasonably priced and come two in a package in case you lose another.

One guy had one break off and was going home. He was told to race anyway and he ended up winning with the un-cap'd RS with no harm to it. Of course that was in a 2wd buggy running 17.5 Blinky.

I run blinky 17.5 sedan. I picked up the car off the track and hit the cap with my thumb and broke it off right at the cap. No big deal but I forgot to order a couple this last week. Wanted to go get some practice tomorrow but didnt want to hurt my esc. I will just order the right stuff and practice twice as hard next weekend.

Thanks for the help.

EskimoGangsta 02-11-2012 08:31 PM


Originally Posted by stiltskin (Post 10312978)
222 Rocks. :nod:


No problems with weak breaking?
number of guys today at the track complained about the breaking including me. I was really close to going back to 212

cannon 02-11-2012 08:40 PM


Originally Posted by EskimoGangsta (Post 10314159)
No problems with weak breaking?
number of guys today at the track complained about the breaking including me. I was really close to going back to 212

I would be surprised if that is the case as Tekin designed the 222 software to have a better and feel and stronger brakes.

What class were you running and out of interest what radio?

stiltskin 02-11-2012 08:40 PM


Originally Posted by EskimoGangsta (Post 10314159)
No problems with weak breaking?
number of guys today at the track complained about the breaking including me. I was really close to going back to 212

I guess that would depend on the class. I was running stock 17.5 and had no issues at all. The throttle feel is way better than before and the brakes worked fine the 2-3 times that I actually had to use them.

Autocratic 02-11-2012 08:41 PM

For anyone that broke their capacitor, you don't need anything special to replace it.

Most hobby shops should have some kind of receiver capacitor.

Spektrum makes a nice one. Just get one, cut the wires, solder, and you're done.

http://www.spektrumrc.com/ProdInfo/S...PM1600-250.jpg

gonzo416 02-11-2012 08:48 PM

Finally got it! I downloaded through Internet Explorer instead of Google Chrome, and I directed it to my desktop(what a mess, all the files on the desktop), and I disabled my virus protection. Now my 13.5 Blinky car's throttle is not smooth the way it was with 212. Nothing but one problem after the other. This is way too much work.

gonzo416 02-11-2012 08:59 PM

This really sucks. The throttle is like an on/off switch. I should have just left the 212 in. So much for the trophy race!!!:flaming::flaming::flaming::flaming:
I have 5 Tekins to reprogram back to 212. WTF

gonzo416 02-11-2012 09:11 PM

Back to 212 and now I can keep throttle steady at a low speed. Pheeww!

L.Fairtrace 02-11-2012 09:23 PM

Sometimes I wonder if I'm living in an alternate universe than some people on RCtech.

:weird::weird::weird:

EskimoGangsta 02-11-2012 09:45 PM


Originally Posted by cannon (Post 10314191)
I would be surprised if that is the case as Tekin designed the 222 software to have a better and feel and stronger brakes.

What class were you running and out of interest what radio?

Was running 17.5 boost tcs indoor carpet with 80ft straight
Radio is spectrum dx3 and since last summer have been pondering on m11x
Feel is much better, and power is the smoothest thing i've ever felt.
i made a new post about this to on this forum hoping someone from tekin will help. i'm not the only one having this problem at the track today.

oldrcr 02-11-2012 09:45 PM


Originally Posted by L.Fairtrace (Post 10314360)
Sometimes I wonder if I'm living in an alternate universe than some people on RCtech.

:weird::weird::weird:

Glad I am on your side of that universe. :)

Just ran 222 today at our race, I had to turn down brakes a bit, but they were smoother. After a run and an adjustment, so was the throttle, and I was 3/10ths faster.

I'm happy.:nod:

EskimoGangsta 02-11-2012 10:04 PM


Originally Posted by oldrcr (Post 10314434)
Glad I am on your side of that universe. :)

Just ran 222 today at our race, I had to turn down brakes a bit, but they were smoother. After a run and an adjustment, so was the throttle, and I was 3/10ths faster.

I'm happy.:nod:

I also ran faster lap times then normal, but i don't like not having the extra brake power if i ever needed it..

hanulec 02-11-2012 10:13 PM

V222 is the hotness. 4.0 mod TC now works with an rs pro. Thanks fellas. Cannot wait for outdoor season ..

303slowdown 02-11-2012 10:43 PM


Originally Posted by EskimoGangsta (Post 10314500)
I also ran faster lap times then normal, but i don't like not having the extra brake power if i ever needed it..

its all the extra timing they added in blinky ( just kidding , thanks Tekin for the update)


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