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Originally posted by Sow&Steady Oh, forgot that we have the good Captain lurking in here these days. On the other hand, I think he's too busy fixing that trans-beamer of his. :p I think you guys will have to come over the old fashion way. By Boat :eek: :lol: :lol: |
Re: Servo Saver Spring
Originally posted by InitialD Guys, I went to the LHS to get the complete servo linkage setup. My LHS happened to have 2 kits that was canibalised for parts. I found that in those 710 kits, the steering linkage and servo saver parts had 2 springs. Silver one is 10.6 mm in length and 1.4 mm thick wires while the black one is 9.6 mm in length and 1.3 mm in length and with lesser coils ! It seems that the black one is softer ! http://pic13.picturetrail.com/VOL456...1/69000830.jpg Question is do you guys noticed this when you built your kit or have this black spring at all packaged in your kit? Especially those who said they already built their second 710 kit?:rolleyes: :sweat: :lol: Is this black spring an optional one or is it used somewhere else? I thought mine only came with only one silver spring. Thanks. May explain why sparksy and my steering link is hitting, but I doubt it. looks a lot similar to the centax spring, I aggree will sow. Hopefully Julius can explain :D |
Originally posted by packetdreamer i know exactly what you mean. |
Originally posted by Sow&Steady Are we ever going to see the end of these excuses ... OK, OK, here's the FORCE! :lol: |
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Originally posted by Picard Yes that's right... lurking I am :D or more like working :mad: :cry: I think you guys will have to come over the old fashion way. By Boat :eek: :lol: :lol: Oh dear. I can't even make it across the English Channel by boat comfortably so forget sailing all the way Down Under. I'll be 90 by the time I get there! :( Fix the starship Picard! :nod: |
Re: Re: Servo Saver Spring
Originally posted by Sow&Steady Centax perhaps? |
Originally posted by markp27 Excuses!!! This is hard fact evidence :lol: I'm sure my bearing weren't so free, either - knock another couple of seconds off for the extra resistance there :D See, Sow, without these problems I would have been four seconds a lap quicker! :nod: |
Re: Doppler effect
Originally posted by sn4il Hello. Has any1 ever used Doppler effect to estimate top speed of the car? Originally posted by sn4il Sorry its in German. I dont know german but my friend did translate it for me. |
Re: Re: Re: ehm?
Originally posted by Sow&Steady Holly Kemolly D! You are now a tech prophet??? Originally posted by Sow&Steady This is getting embarrasing, last time I looked you never even go to church, spending all day Sundays at the track ... quick, change over to a new username! :lol: :lol: :lol: |
Re: Re: Servo Saver Spring
Originally posted by Picard May explain why sparksy and my steering link is hitting, but I doubt it. looks a lot similar to the centax spring, I aggree will sow. Hopefully Julius can explain :D Hopefully somebody can explain.:sweat: |
Re: Re: Doppler effect
Originally posted by InitialD Interesting. Learnt it during school but never knew that it could be applied to RC ! :sweat: :lol: German? That's pretty simple.:lol: :sweat: |
Originally posted by Sow&Steady I'm sure you would have been 4 secs quicker. :nod: |
Re: Re: Re: Doppler effect
Originally posted by markp27 [B]If you want to get pedantic about it, you have to measure the air density to ensure you know how fast sound travels - which depends upon the desity of the medium :nod: |
any updates on the race?
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Doppler effect
Originally posted by InitialD Where have I heard of that one?;) :D |
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