9LikesMicro RS4 Thread
10-16-2008 | 09:32 PM
#211
10-16-2008 | 09:55 PM
#212
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From: L.A. (Rowland Hts)
10-18-2008 | 12:51 PM
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10-20-2008 | 08:23 PM
#217
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From: L.A. (Rowland Hts)
There should be a plastic insert/sleeve that goes into each hole in the rear deck. I'm not sure where you can get those by themselfs. You can try buying a cheap graphite deck on ebay that comes with them. Maybe hardcore still has them available. I'm not sure if hardcore is even around still.
10-20-2008 | 08:31 PM
#218
Roy - were you ever able to find another source of lipo batteries for the exo3??
I had a cell take a dump after the NJ Challenge in July
:x and that was an adventure finding the apogee pack I did run...
if you want, you can post it here or shoot me an email
thanks
kaybo
I had a cell take a dump after the NJ Challenge in July
:x and that was an adventure finding the apogee pack I did run...if you want, you can post it here or shoot me an email
thanks
kaybo
10-20-2008 | 08:45 PM
#219
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I thought I posted the link where I got my lipo here, but it was on the now defunct one18th.com and lost now. I'll poke around and see if I can find the receipt.
10-20-2008 | 08:49 PM
#220
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Was this the one? If so, apogee has them in stock. I can't remember so good. Everything is put away right now and not easily accessable
http://pfmdistribution.com/secure/sh...d=239&catid=59
http://pfmdistribution.com/secure/sh...d=239&catid=59
10-23-2008 | 11:05 AM
#221
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Hobby Products International or HPI of Foothill Ranch, California, USA is a manufacturer of on- and off-road radio-controlled cars, both electric and nitromethane powered. In 2005 HPI merged with Hot Bodies, another company owned by Mr. Watanabe, which initially began manufacturing bodies and upgrade parts for the HPI RS4 Pro 3.Today, they produce a wide range of radio control cars, trucks and buggies, plus accessories. Many of the plastic suspension pieces for the Hot Bodies Cyclone, their top-level electric touring car, come from HPI's Pro 4.
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Our mission is to provide high quality end to end solutions to the BPO segment in a manner that will improve the operational efficiency while reducing the cost of the services to the client.
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Harry
Our mission is to provide high quality end to end solutions to the BPO segment in a manner that will improve the operational efficiency while reducing the cost of the services to the client.
[email protected]
10-25-2008 | 11:48 PM
#222
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From: kelowna B.C.
I got a quick question for you guys.
I just recieved a box full of MRS4 parts and a few complete rolling chassis that I am going to build into a spec fleet to race at my local track-stock crappy motor, and a mediocre 5 cell pack.
In the big box of stuff, I got a couple of the stock RTR "pro control" esc's but I noticed that they dont have a one toch button or anything like that
is there some way to set these things up to a new radio or are they just supposed to work the way they are?
I just recieved a box full of MRS4 parts and a few complete rolling chassis that I am going to build into a spec fleet to race at my local track-stock crappy motor, and a mediocre 5 cell pack.
In the big box of stuff, I got a couple of the stock RTR "pro control" esc's but I noticed that they dont have a one toch button or anything like that
is there some way to set these things up to a new radio or are they just supposed to work the way they are?
10-26-2008 | 01:44 PM
#223
I got a quick question for you guys.
I just recieved a box full of MRS4 parts and a few complete rolling chassis that I am going to build into a spec fleet to race at my local track-stock crappy motor, and a mediocre 5 cell pack.
In the big box of stuff, I got a couple of the stock RTR "pro control" esc's but I noticed that they dont have a one toch button or anything like that
is there some way to set these things up to a new radio or are they just supposed to work the way they are?
I just recieved a box full of MRS4 parts and a few complete rolling chassis that I am going to build into a spec fleet to race at my local track-stock crappy motor, and a mediocre 5 cell pack.
In the big box of stuff, I got a couple of the stock RTR "pro control" esc's but I noticed that they dont have a one toch button or anything like that
is there some way to set these things up to a new radio or are they just supposed to work the way they are?
Those Esc's are just plug and play. Just plug it up and turn it on and off you go.
11-19-2008 | 10:43 PM
#225
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From: L.A. (Rowland Hts)
Some people glue the wheels into the inner wheel. Then drill out the center of the outer wheel to get access to the nut. This works really well, but you need to buy lots of inner wheels and you can't switch wheels between the front and back.
I take a thin strip of lexan about 1/8" wide and loop it inside the outer wheel. Then I put the outer wheel on the inner wheel with ribs and slots miss aligned. This jambs the wheels together really tightly and the lexan strip keeps the wheel at a wide setting.
The x-ray pro wheel setup won't fit up without some modification. I'm really not sure if it can be done or not.
I take a thin strip of lexan about 1/8" wide and loop it inside the outer wheel. Then I put the outer wheel on the inner wheel with ribs and slots miss aligned. This jambs the wheels together really tightly and the lexan strip keeps the wheel at a wide setting.
The x-ray pro wheel setup won't fit up without some modification. I'm really not sure if it can be done or not.