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11-04-2003, 03:27 AM
Originally posted by Diva
The design department of Kyosho seems to be a die hard fan of single-belt TC. But I doubt if it can develop something like XXX-S. It was my first trial run last Sat. Pro: run like a rail. Con: run like a rail. Damn.
The design department of Kyosho seems to be a die hard fan of single-belt TC. But I doubt if it can develop something like XXX-S. It was my first trial run last Sat. Pro: run like a rail. Con: run like a rail. Damn.
11-04-2003, 10:23 AM
Originally posted by TRF-Powered
on a KX-one? you really don't need to do that. You only need to take of two clips to change the battery.
on a KX-one? you really don't need to do that. You only need to take of two clips to change the battery.
11-04-2003, 09:35 PM
Originally posted by dtm
Haha...welcome to the RC train.......
Haha...welcome to the RC train.......
11-04-2003, 10:07 PM
Originally posted by ernestf
there is a new EP-only outdoor track in Singapore ... i will test run my "train" with Novak BL system once the track is open ....
there is a new EP-only outdoor track in Singapore ... i will test run my "train" with Novak BL system once the track is open ....
11-06-2003, 10:50 AM
is it true that you could hardly find any second hand 3PK in hk anymore? i asked frank from CC and he said theres no more!
how much is a new 3pk with only Tx and Rx? i would think its around 1600 or so...
how much is a new 3pk with only Tx and Rx? i would think its around 1600 or so...
11-06-2003, 09:27 PM
Tech Master
Originally posted by disaster999
is it true that you could hardly find any second hand 3PK in hk anymore? i asked frank from CC and he said theres no more!
how much is a new 3pk with only Tx and Rx? i would think its around 1600 or so...
is it true that you could hardly find any second hand 3PK in hk anymore? i asked frank from CC and he said theres no more!
how much is a new 3pk with only Tx and Rx? i would think its around 1600 or so...
11-09-2003, 07:13 PM
I was running Sirion (3port turbo ABC) on my RR with NR inline pipe.
I heard that Sirio will perform better (better low end) if it run with Sirio pipe. I compared the Sirio inline pipe with my NR, it is about 1/2 inch longer. Not sure about the total volumn of the pipe tho.
Any comment ?
That makes me feel like a "man" - want longer pipe and tighter piston/sleeve ...
I heard that Sirio will perform better (better low end) if it run with Sirio pipe. I compared the Sirio inline pipe with my NR, it is about 1/2 inch longer. Not sure about the total volumn of the pipe tho.
Any comment ?
That makes me feel like a "man" - want longer pipe and tighter piston/sleeve ...
11-09-2003, 08:08 PM
Originally posted by ernestf
I was running Sirion (3port turbo ABC) on my RR with NR inline pipe.
I heard that Sirio will perform better (better low end) if it run with Sirio pipe. I compared the Sirio inline pipe with my NR, it is about 1/2 inch longer. Not sure about the total volumn of the pipe tho.
Any comment ?
That makes me feel like a "man" - want longer pipe and tighter piston/sleeve ...
I was running Sirion (3port turbo ABC) on my RR with NR inline pipe.
I heard that Sirio will perform better (better low end) if it run with Sirio pipe. I compared the Sirio inline pipe with my NR, it is about 1/2 inch longer. Not sure about the total volumn of the pipe tho.
Any comment ?
That makes me feel like a "man" - want longer pipe and tighter piston/sleeve ...
11-10-2003, 06:10 AM
Originally posted by Diva
So, you're not "man" enough
So, you're not "man" enough
11-10-2003, 07:43 PM
Originally posted by ernestf
I was running Sirion (3port turbo ABC) on my RR with NR inline pipe.
I heard that Sirio will perform better (better low end) if it run with Sirio pipe. I compared the Sirio inline pipe with my NR, it is about 1/2 inch longer. Not sure about the total volumn of the pipe tho.
Any comment ?
That makes me feel like a "man" - want longer pipe and tighter piston/sleeve ...
I was running Sirion (3port turbo ABC) on my RR with NR inline pipe.
I heard that Sirio will perform better (better low end) if it run with Sirio pipe. I compared the Sirio inline pipe with my NR, it is about 1/2 inch longer. Not sure about the total volumn of the pipe tho.
Any comment ?
That makes me feel like a "man" - want longer pipe and tighter piston/sleeve ...
11-11-2003, 04:50 AM
haha, okok. dont make it personal 
i got myself a new toy today :- the new Tamiya twin motor 1/10 big foot.
i got myself a new toy today :- the new Tamiya twin motor 1/10 big foot.
11-12-2003, 03:37 AM
Originally posted by ernestf
haha, okok. dont make it personal
i got myself a new toy today :- the new Tamiya twin motor 1/10 big foot.
haha, okok. dont make it personal
i got myself a new toy today :- the new Tamiya twin motor 1/10 big foot.
11-12-2003, 05:46 AM
Originally posted by dtm
haha.....now you are not happy with simply having ONE.....you need a twin??!!! j/k!!
haha.....now you are not happy with simply having ONE.....you need a twin??!!! j/k!!
but on the down side, the price for enjoying twins is the investment of a capable device .... Novak Super Rooster.
11-12-2003, 05:48 AM
Originally posted by ernestf
well, you are right.
but on the down side, the price for enjoying twins is the investment of a capable device .... Novak Super Rooster.
well, you are right.
but on the down side, the price for enjoying twins is the investment of a capable device .... Novak Super Rooster.
11-12-2003, 07:37 AM
Originally posted by ernestf
well, you are right.
but on the down side, the price for enjoying twins is the investment of a capable device .... Novak Super Rooster.
well, you are right.
but on the down side, the price for enjoying twins is the investment of a capable device .... Novak Super Rooster.