14LikesTamiya F104 Pro!
01-27-2011, 05:59 PM
#4351
A new bendy part and a heavyweight:
Last edited by Barry White; 01-28-2011 at 12:30 PM.
01-28-2011, 12:08 AM
#4352
Hi,
I had "slimmed down" my f104pro.
First I was driving the F104 with a 4000 Lipo (370 gr weight). Now I drive a 2s1p A123 2300mAh LiFePo with only 140 grams
The F104 is now running much better with curves. The weight advantage is fantastic.
I invite the FePO's with 10A / 4C. The cells are then fully in 7 minutes! The cells are intrinsically safe. So I invite them in the car.
Since driving stress is on ....
Have fun
Olaf
I had "slimmed down" my f104pro.
First I was driving the F104 with a 4000 Lipo (370 gr weight). Now I drive a 2s1p A123 2300mAh LiFePo with only 140 grams
The F104 is now running much better with curves. The weight advantage is fantastic.
I invite the FePO's with 10A / 4C. The cells are then fully in 7 minutes! The cells are intrinsically safe. So I invite them in the car.
Since driving stress is on ....
Have fun
Olaf
von welcher Firma sind deine Akkus?
Grüße
Oortael
01-28-2011, 03:15 AM
#4353
Please write in english.
so everybody can read your post.
otherwise send him a pm.
Gruß
Mike
so everybody can read your post.
otherwise send him a pm.
Gruß
Mike
01-28-2011, 03:40 AM
#4354
Tech Rookie
A123 LiFePo
Hi,
I buy my FePO'S here: ..w.modellbau-franke.de/A123-LiFePo
Olli only sells original A123 cells. The packs are made up of high-current capability. In Germany there was even "worse"cells with green Mattel. Look in the forums of the German race boat driver ...
Load diagrams can be found here: ..w.elektromodellflug.de/akku-test/26650
Have a nice greeting from the Rhineland to Munich
Olaf
I buy my FePO'S here: ..w.modellbau-franke.de/A123-LiFePo
Olli only sells original A123 cells. The packs are made up of high-current capability. In Germany there was even "worse"cells with green Mattel. Look in the forums of the German race boat driver ...
Load diagrams can be found here: ..w.elektromodellflug.de/akku-test/26650
Have a nice greeting from the Rhineland to Munich
Olaf
01-28-2011, 05:59 AM
#4355
ok guys here is one for u. I was out practicing with my new 104 i upgraded the center shock to trf yellow spring. my local track is farly bumpy. when i hit some of the bumps the whole car comes off the ground. is my center spring to hard? i played with the screw with the oring lossin it some and it made it bettter. any help is great.
01-28-2011, 06:01 AM
#4356
ok guys here is one for u. I was out practicing with my new 104 i upgraded the center shock to trf yellow spring. my local track is farly bumpy. when i hit some of the bumps the whole car comes off the ground. is my center spring to hard? i played with the screw with the oring lossin it some and it made it bettter. any help is great.
01-28-2011, 10:22 AM
#4357
ok guys here is one for u. I was out practicing with my new 104 i upgraded the center shock to trf yellow spring. my local track is farly bumpy. when i hit some of the bumps the whole car comes off the ground. is my center spring to hard? i played with the screw with the oring lossin it some and it made it bettter. any help is great.
01-28-2011, 11:48 AM
#4360
4-5mm, is the car scraping all over?
If you don't run TCS, remove the tension adjusting screw from the T bar completely. You can then use a foam ring, such as from a TC5 shock rebuild or other similar neoprene foam, to keep the ride height and provide support. This works!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_A7gDxQXno
If you don't run TCS, remove the tension adjusting screw from the T bar completely. You can then use a foam ring, such as from a TC5 shock rebuild or other similar neoprene foam, to keep the ride height and provide support. This works!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_A7gDxQXno
01-28-2011, 12:32 PM
#4361
01-28-2011, 12:39 PM
#4362
4-5mm, is the car scraping all over?
If you don't run TCS, remove the tension adjusting screw from the T bar completely. You can then use a foam ring, such as from a TC5 shock rebuild or other similar neoprene foam, to keep the ride height and provide support. This works!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_A7gDxQXno
If you don't run TCS, remove the tension adjusting screw from the T bar completely. You can then use a foam ring, such as from a TC5 shock rebuild or other similar neoprene foam, to keep the ride height and provide support. This works!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_A7gDxQXno
And if these don't work then it's like what AB said- track is just too bumpy
01-28-2011, 12:43 PM
#4363
Separetoappadekkisetto OP.1278 F104
発売日：2月19日(土)ごろ Release Date: February 19 (Saturday) about
価格（税込み）：3,150円 Price (including tax): 3,150 yen
ジャンル：RC Category: RC
ITEM No：54278 ITEM No: 54278
ヘビーウェイトピボットポストセット OP.1281 F104
発売日：2月19日(土)ごろ Release Date: February 19 (Saturday) about
価格（税込み）：1,680円 Price (including tax): 1,680 yen
ジャンル：RC Category: RC
ITEM No：54281 ITEM No: 54281
01-28-2011, 03:07 PM
#4364
ok guys here is one for u. I was out practicing with my new 104 i upgraded the center shock to trf yellow spring. my local track is farly bumpy. when i hit some of the bumps the whole car comes off the ground. is my center spring to hard? i played with the screw with the oring lossin it some and it made it bettter. any help is great.