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Originally posted by SupermaxxRich Thanks for the link rwisejr, I'm going to get some from there. I noticed they only have the 42 and 45 shore tires?? Is that all they carry or are they just out of stock on the 40 shore tires?? No I he usually has them all stock was low shoot him an email and ask when is the shipment coming in for the shores that you want |
Originally posted by Pyramid I believe it is in Thailand which 1/8 actually being the only car he`s been driving. You seen him D on Asia Challenge? Are you going into 1/8th scale as well with Goldfinger?:sneaky: :D |
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Originally posted by InitialD Cool. :cool: Does it use DC current? Make sure you get DC power supply unit that can supply clean direct current. I have a 14V / 10 Amps. Gives ample power for my KO BX213MH charger especially if I'm charging my 9 x AA Sanyo 2100 mAH Tx pack. If you are very familiar around electronics, you could even get DC power supply cheaply. Think computer PS unit ! They provide very good and clean DC supplies and they come very cheap too. Operating voltage 11v .... 15V DC 12V lead-acid battery or APEX V12 220V AC S.P.S> max approx. 10A it also came with a plug to go in the wall but it seems to have a british plug on it which we dont use over here so i dont think i can plug it into the wall? |
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Originally posted by Voodo_Magic It says Operating voltage 11v .... 15V DC 12V lead-acid battery or APEX V12 220V AC S.P.S> max approx. 10A Originally posted by Voodo_Magic it also came with a plug to go in the wall but it seems to have a british plug on it which we dont use over here so i dont think i can plug it into the wall? |
Originally posted by InitialD [BAre you going into 1/8th scale as well with Goldfinger?:sneaky: :D [/B] We trying to proove the theory that someone gave me, he said: "With same bodyshell, after racing 1/8 car in the same track, you will find that 1/10 is somewhat slower. So we'll having more control in that "slow"car" Make sense ? |
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Originally posted by InitialD Hey Marcos, did you try it out? |
Originally posted by GoldFinger You bet !! We trying to proove the theory that someone gave me, he said: "With same bodyshell, after racing 1/8 car in the same track, you will find that 1/10 is somewhat slower. So we'll having more control in that "slow"car" Make sense ? Even though my Tamiya EVO III isn't as fast as my 710, I "play" with it on a very, very tight indoor circuit. "Playing" with my 710 afterwards is a piece of cake :nod: ....well, almost :lol: Do you have a 200mm GTP/Lola, too? If yes, how does it compare with a 1/8th? |
Originally posted by markp27 :nod: Even though my Tamiya EVO III isn't as fast as my 710, I "play" with it on a very, very tight indoor circuit. "Playing" with my 710 afterwards is a piece of cake :nod: ....well, almost :lol: Do you have a 200mm GTP/Lola, too? If yes, how does it compare with a 1/8th? [/B][/QUOTE] Yes, in my last race in JITC my fastest lap is 17.4, track record is 16.9. In 1/8 class, recently broke again by Indonesia no1 (TeddySyach) 15.55 sec. using KHM !! last record was 15.8 |
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Originally posted by InitialD A travel plug convertor?:sneaky: |
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Originally posted by Voodo_Magic Yes i thought of that but i was worried about different voltages etc?:confused: |
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Originally posted by InitialD What do you guys use? British is 220 VAC. |
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Originally posted by markp27 240 D, rest of Europe is 220 :D Are you sure rest of EU is 220? I checked and Germany and UK was 230... Malaysia is 240. NZ is 230. |
Originally posted by GoldFinger 15.55 sec. using KHM !! last record was 15.8 :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: |
Originally posted by GoldFinger You bet !! We trying to proove the theory that someone gave me, he said: "With same bodyshell, after racing 1/8 car in the same track, you will find that 1/10 is somewhat slower. So we'll having more control in that "slow"car" Make sense ? |
Originally posted by markp27 :nod: Even though my Tamiya EVO III isn't as fast as my 710, I "play" with it on a very, very tight indoor circuit. "Playing" with my 710 afterwards is a piece of cake :nod: ....well, almost :lol: ... |
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