Liam_Davies

I'm still curious about your racing past, I mean, you were such a good driver who dominated his local club (although you never said you won the A final/main) and then you suddenly give up to buy a micro rs4??

You've had your "stuff" for a few days now, will we see a video now, your obviously a school kid, since it's the summer holidays, you must have loads of time to do stuff like rebuilding your micro.

Remember - put up, or shut up.

(at the moment seems like you've shut up )

sean

wait a second here guys-it seems like people are offering advice on how ajg can hit the 80mph mark,which is fine. But, i have been going under the assumption that he has already hit(or claims to have) 80mph. therefore he should be teling us how to do it

just wanted to stir the soup a little

studysession

I use NiMH - they still do not put out enough power. Using them on a 540 size motor will quickly kill the batteries.

studysession

I have a Mamba 8000 brushless motor and ESC combo that is put out by Castle creations. Handles up to 12 cells. Motor puts out 8000 RPM's per volt. So put on 8 1.2 volt 2/3 sub-c cell batteries the motor will turn at 76,800 RPM's.

Now this is a brushless motor that is designed for Micro 1/18 scale cars. Not the modified 540 size motor at all.

GundamWZero

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Yeah, he posted a 80+ run already. I don't want to be a "richard cranium" ( if you don't know what that means, ask your parents... ), but he didn't provide proof.


Stirring the soup is a dangerous thing on this particular thread!

studysession

Yesterday I ordered one of the 540 conversion for the Micro RS4 that they have been talking about. On that I will run all brushless since that is all I run.

I am thinking of putting my Lehner 5300 basic brushless motor in it when it arrives and use some high end 2/3 size cells.

071crazy

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This is hilarious! This kid acts like an expert, but yet he avoids answering simple questions, and asks even stupider ones. So, AJG, what type of motor dyno were you using to get to 64000 rpm? I don't think a lot of dynos like spooling up with 9.6 volts. Also, what type of power supply did you use for the dyno? Do you even own one? Also, how often do you cut your comm? I'm sure you had a lathe from your 1/10th days, right? There's no way you would've been a contender for sponsorship without even owning a lathe, I assume. Also, how many battery packs do you own? Sounds like you have only one. I would figure that you would want to spend a little cash on an extra.

btw, showing that you spent 1068 dollars on your car is a total giveaway that you're a kid. Just a thought.

In any case, I'll wait till you get back from summer fun for a response

GundamWZero

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Has AJG fix the car yet? I would like to solve one thing at a time.......He needs to find Officer Friendly to get a Trap reading from the existing hardware he has. From there we can see if it is possible or not. He better carry a vid camera when Officer Friendly decides to clock his car.

studysession

I missed something - how did this age thing come into this? I don't understand. There are so many pages, I am sure it came up somewhere, but missed it.

Thanks!

GundamWZero

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They deducted his age by the way he post his messages. See for yourself.

studysession

GundamWZero - The RC's listed in your sig - How do you like your RC motor cycle? I have never ran one myself.

GundamWZero

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It's great!! I want it faster though...... I am looking at the Mamba system for it. It is nothing like driving a car though.....

studysession

Cool - so it is electric? Can you post some pics - some showing the electronics on it as well?

GundamWZero

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Here is most of my collection, hope it is big enough:





This is the bike:


I also have 2 Yokomo GT4s , a racer and a test car. Both are in dire need of alumnium!!!! Rolled the racer showing off recently and destroyed the suspension and steering system

studysession

Very nice!