Serpent 710
Originally posted by Sow&Steady
That's what one has to do when one loses the battle of who's got the most orange metal bits.
That's what one has to do when one loses the battle of who's got the most orange metal bits.
Originally posted by Sow&Steady
Oh by the way ... I prefer my PT on the top deck because its power light glows ORANGE when powered up!
That's what one has to do when one loses the battle of who's got the most orange metal bits.
Oh by the way ... I prefer my PT on the top deck because its power light glows ORANGE when powered up!
That's what one has to do when one loses the battle of who's got the most orange metal bits.
Originally posted by markp27
Sow, now I know why you were traction rolling!!! The centre of gravity was upset by you placing the PT on top of the carbon plate!!!!
Sow, now I know why you were traction rolling!!! The centre of gravity was upset by you placing the PT on top of the carbon plate!!!!
Tech Regular
Speedy
Hi all,
The thread is going on high speed today
If you discharge your batteriepacks often they can easely life a couple of years without any problems.
The Servo I see in the pic is that a Futaba 9550?
How is it?
Does it has enough power and speed for both steering and brakes?
Thanks and Bye,
Thomas
The thread is going on high speed today
If you discharge your batteriepacks often they can easely life a couple of years without any problems.
The Servo I see in the pic is that a Futaba 9550?
How is it?
Does it has enough power and speed for both steering and brakes?
Thanks and Bye,
Thomas
Re: Speedy
Originally posted by 840918001
Hi all,
The thread is going on high speed today
If you discharge your batteriepacks often they can easely life a couple of years without any problems.
The Servo I see in the pic is that a Futaba 9550?
How is it?
Does it has enough power and speed for both steering and brakes?
Thanks and Bye,
Thomas
Hi all,
The thread is going on high speed today
If you discharge your batteriepacks often they can easely life a couple of years without any problems.
The Servo I see in the pic is that a Futaba 9550?
How is it?
Does it has enough power and speed for both steering and brakes?
Thanks and Bye,
Thomas
Cheers, Mark.
if you thought that car was fast, you should see the forum... i dont know HOW i missed two pages of posts!
Tech Regular
Hi Mark,
That's cool man
Maybe you'll need to aid some weight to make your car legal.
Thomas
I've got 9550s for my second 710 - yet to be built. The 9550s provide ample torque to both bring the 710 to a halt and to steer. Small and light are they too!
Maybe you'll need to aid some weight to make your car legal.
Thomas
Tech Regular
how much are those servos? where online can i get them?
i am liking the look of those 9550's, mo' money, mo' money, mo' money.
Originally posted by Bxclip
how much are those servos? where online can i get them?
how much are those servos? where online can i get them?
Try www.rc-mushroom.com for example.
In Europe I can get them for €100 but in the states, you should be able to get them for under $100 each.
Originally posted by 840918001
Hi Mark,
That's cool man
Maybe you'll need to aid some weight to make your car legal.
Thomas
Hi Mark,
That's cool man
Maybe you'll need to aid some weight to make your car legal.
Thomas
Originally posted by packetdreamer
i am liking the look of those 9550's, mo' money, mo' money, mo' money.
i am liking the look of those 9550's, mo' money, mo' money, mo' money.
Originally posted by packetdreamer
if you thought that car was fast, you should see the forum... i dont know HOW i missed two pages of posts!
if you thought that car was fast, you should see the forum... i dont know HOW i missed two pages of posts!
Originally posted by markp27
I blame D
I blame D
came accross this pictures when browsing for LHS in Japan,
came to re-realize, Europe.. still the standard of performance car
came to re-realize, Europe.. still the standard of performance car