Serpent 710
#9076
Originally posted by Wap
Hey guys, reading and being a part of this thread has made me realize how important the setup should be.
Hey guys, reading and being a part of this thread has made me realize how important the setup should be.

Where can i buy a scale to get my car to the proper weight. I have the hudy set-up board and am just learning how to use it correctly.
Get some digital ones - they are as accurate as you need.When you use the Hudy a few times, you'll get the hang of it - check out the FAQ, as there is a mod to the rear prisms to allow easier access to the pivot balls.
i remmeber MIP made a tweak board to balance the car, but i remmeber that racers had problems with the tweak board. Is there another version or a better one.
thanks guys.
thanks guys.
it's the only part worth using 
Hope this helps
MArk.
#9077
Joined: Sep 2002
Posts: 9,295
From: Chicago Illinois USA
Originally posted by BaxterC
B-Mains: 200mm
Johan Kirsten driving his RB powered Serpent 710 dominated this class to claim 1st position with 77 laps in 30:17.714. Second was Chummy van Eeden (Jnr) driving a single speed NovaMega powered Serpent Impulse, with 77 laps in 30:20.988. Collin Campling secured 3rd position, 1 lap behind the leaders.
A-Mains: 200mm
Michael Wiseman had a hassle free run to claim 1st position with 94 laps in 30:14.332. Dave Wiseman was second with 87 laps in 30:01.805 despite a number of fuel cuts. Theo Christofi claimed a fine 3rd position with 87 laps in 30:09.457. The final overall results for this class were:
B-Mains: 200mm
Johan Kirsten driving his RB powered Serpent 710 dominated this class to claim 1st position with 77 laps in 30:17.714. Second was Chummy van Eeden (Jnr) driving a single speed NovaMega powered Serpent Impulse, with 77 laps in 30:20.988. Collin Campling secured 3rd position, 1 lap behind the leaders.
A-Mains: 200mm
Michael Wiseman had a hassle free run to claim 1st position with 94 laps in 30:14.332. Dave Wiseman was second with 87 laps in 30:01.805 despite a number of fuel cuts. Theo Christofi claimed a fine 3rd position with 87 laps in 30:09.457. The final overall results for this class were:
#9078
Tech Fanatic
Joined: Nov 2003
Posts: 826
Originally posted by markp27



How does the engine compare to the 2106 - is the torque and power much better?



How does the engine compare to the 2106 - is the torque and power much better?
The overall powerband is better, and BRazil was very demanding in the engine dept. Uphill straight, uphil and downhill fast sweeper....
Novamega was really fast
#9079
Originally posted by Paolo M
Hey Mark,
The overall powerband is better, and BRazil was very demanding in the engine dept. Uphill straight, uphil and downhill fast sweeper....
Novamega was really fast
Hey Mark,
The overall powerband is better, and BRazil was very demanding in the engine dept. Uphill straight, uphil and downhill fast sweeper....
Novamega was really fast
Suppose you'll be looking forward to getting back to the circuit!
Cheers, Mark.
#9080
Tech Fanatic
Joined: Nov 2003
Posts: 826
Originally posted by markp27
I read the reports on mytsn and the circuit sounds really wild
Suppose you'll be looking forward to getting back to the circuit!
Cheers, Mark.
I read the reports on mytsn and the circuit sounds really wild
Suppose you'll be looking forward to getting back to the circuit!
Cheers, Mark.
We are thinking to go testing again around July. Still not sure thougth..... This year WC will be very ineteresting. So many manufacturers....... and our car so good
Do you like your 710?
#9081
Tech Adept
Joined: Apr 2004
Posts: 133
From: Houston, TX
Originally posted by markp27

I use household scales from Philips - wonder why that is
Get some digital ones - they are as accurate as you need.
When you use the Hudy a few times, you'll get the hang of it - check out the FAQ, as there is a mod to the rear prisms to allow easier access to the pivot balls.
Don't bother getting a tweak station/board - they don't work - again see the FAQ where Julius showed us why they don't work. The only method that really works is the lifting method. But make sure you do it on a very flat surface (i.e. the Hudy board) that is perfectly even and level - I actually you the spirit level from my MIP tweak station for this
it's the only part worth using 
Hope this helps
thanks mark, once again great & fast answers on the thread.
MArk.

I use household scales from Philips - wonder why that is
Get some digital ones - they are as accurate as you need.When you use the Hudy a few times, you'll get the hang of it - check out the FAQ, as there is a mod to the rear prisms to allow easier access to the pivot balls.
Don't bother getting a tweak station/board - they don't work - again see the FAQ where Julius showed us why they don't work. The only method that really works is the lifting method. But make sure you do it on a very flat surface (i.e. the Hudy board) that is perfectly even and level - I actually you the spirit level from my MIP tweak station for this
it's the only part worth using 
Hope this helps
thanks mark, once again great & fast answers on the thread.
MArk.
#9082
Tech Adept
Joined: Apr 2004
Posts: 133
From: Houston, TX
Originally posted by Paolo M
Hey Mark,
The overall powerband is better, and BRazil was very demanding in the engine dept. Uphill straight, uphil and downhill fast sweeper....
Novamega was really fast
Hey Mark,
The overall powerband is better, and BRazil was very demanding in the engine dept. Uphill straight, uphil and downhill fast sweeper....
Novamega was really fast
Hey Paolo, Since i got the 710 & the NovaMega, will i be able to drive like you.
#9085
Tech Master
iTrader: (2)
Joined: Nov 2001
Posts: 1,219
From: TEXAS. USA
Hey,
Are you planning to go to RCRCNT’s track Grand Opening Race??
If so, hope to put a face with your name!
www.rcrcnt.com
Are you planning to go to RCRCNT’s track Grand Opening Race??
If so, hope to put a face with your name!
www.rcrcnt.com
#9086
Punisher & Wap !!!!
A few of us from Arizona are going to make the trip to Texas
for the Texas Biggie.
Look at the sign up list and you will see #5 & #6 signed up for
Sedan Class.
Hope to see you there !!!!!
Send me a P.M. and I will get ahold of you for some restaurant information etc...
Some Hobby Shop info would help out alot also !!!!!
A few of us from Arizona are going to make the trip to Texas
for the Texas Biggie.
Look at the sign up list and you will see #5 & #6 signed up for
Sedan Class.
Hope to see you there !!!!!
Send me a P.M. and I will get ahold of you for some restaurant information etc...
Some Hobby Shop info would help out alot also !!!!!
#9087
Tech Adept
Joined: Apr 2004
Posts: 133
From: Houston, TX
Originally posted by PUNISHER
Hey,
Are you planning to go to RCRCNT’s track Grand Opening Race??
If so, hope to put a face with your name!
www.rcrcnt.com
Hey,
Are you planning to go to RCRCNT’s track Grand Opening Race??
If so, hope to put a face with your name!
www.rcrcnt.com
like i have any say on what type of house to buy.
the only thing i get to decide what is the may amount of money and that always seems to increase by 50K. I am flying back early sunday i will stop by and say what up.I still trying to order my novamega
#9088
Tech Adept
Joined: Apr 2004
Posts: 133
From: Houston, TX
Originally posted by JABRONI
Punisher & Wap !!!!
A few of us from Arizona are going to make the trip to Texas
for the Texas Biggie.
Look at the sign up list and you will see #5 & #6 signed up for
Sedan Class.
Hope to see you there !!!!!
Send me a P.M. and I will get ahold of you for some restaurant information etc...
Some Hobby Shop info would help out alot also !!!!!
Punisher & Wap !!!!
A few of us from Arizona are going to make the trip to Texas
for the Texas Biggie.
Look at the sign up list and you will see #5 & #6 signed up for
Sedan Class.
Hope to see you there !!!!!
Send me a P.M. and I will get ahold of you for some restaurant information etc...
Some Hobby Shop info would help out alot also !!!!!
What track do you race at in Arizona. My buddy is really get back into racing and plan to race all over at least once a month, maybe twice.
#9089
Tech Master
iTrader: (2)
Joined: Nov 2001
Posts: 1,219
From: TEXAS. USA
Originally posted by JABRONI
Punisher & Wap !!!!
A few of us from Arizona are going to make the trip to Texas
for the Texas Biggie.
Look at the sign up list and you will see #5 & #6 signed up for
Sedan Class.
Hope to see you there !!!!!
Send me a P.M. and I will get ahold of you for some restaurant information etc...
Some Hobby Shop info would help out alot also !!!!!
Punisher & Wap !!!!
A few of us from Arizona are going to make the trip to Texas
for the Texas Biggie.
Look at the sign up list and you will see #5 & #6 signed up for
Sedan Class.
Hope to see you there !!!!!
Send me a P.M. and I will get ahold of you for some restaurant information etc...
Some Hobby Shop info would help out alot also !!!!!
Always glad to put a face and real names to RCtech members!
Mike
#9090
Tech Master
iTrader: (2)
Joined: Nov 2001
Posts: 1,219
From: TEXAS. USA
Originally posted by Wap
Unfortunately, my wife is looking at homes for us in Houston, tx. and i have to go down on the first to look at homes.
like i have any say on what type of house to buy.
the only thing i get to decide what is the may amount of money and that always seems to increase by 50K. I am flying back early sunday i will stop by and say what up.
I still trying to order my novamega
Unfortunately, my wife is looking at homes for us in Houston, tx. and i have to go down on the first to look at homes.
like i have any say on what type of house to buy.
the only thing i get to decide what is the may amount of money and that always seems to increase by 50K. I am flying back early sunday i will stop by and say what up.I still trying to order my novamega
Well, do try to stop by to say howdy!




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