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fmolzer 05-19-2004 08:50 PM


Originally posted by stormperson
Hi,

I just started to build my 710 and due having the first step have the wrong part (two left side lower bulkheads, no right side, lol) I started on other parts and build the shocks and radio tray. Which leads me to ask...

what were they thinking but the rx and servo's right in the path of fuel overflow? Has anyone has issues with this? Its kinda hard to protect the rx or put it in a bag since there isnt much room and the wires wouldnt quite fit... Anyone have insight into this?

Sorry to hear you got a kit packed on a Monday morning :rolleyes: As for Rx and servo being subjected to fuel, I put my Rx in a baloon and acctually never have had a problem with it or with the Servo for fuel spills. Most Rx will fit inside a baloon and all the wires too, you just need to plan for it. I have used both Novak and Futaba Rx:s with no problem. The wires can be bundled up neatly together and tuck to the die of the Rx, or you can fit them in under the upperdeck, between steering and throttle servo. All this said, if you ask Michael Salven, he did get his day ruined when someone fuled his Rx in the 710 at winternats.....

Brett.w 05-19-2004 08:50 PM


Originally posted by InitialD
Ummm, I don't know if jhigga15 refers to radio as in WITH the servos or not. I think the radios from RCMushroom does not come with servos...

If I had a limited budget, I would invest in good servos and a normal Tx/Rx.

No the 3-PK (from rc-mushroom) does not come with any servos:nod:

Brett.w 05-19-2004 09:07 PM

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Originally posted by stormperson
Hi,

I just started to build my 710 and due having the first step have the wrong part (two left side lower bulkheads, no right side, lol) I started on other parts and build the shocks and radio tray. Which leads me to ask...

what were they thinking but the rx and servo's right in the path of fuel overflow? Has anyone has issues with this? Its kinda hard to protect the rx or put it in a bag since there isnt much room and the wires wouldnt quite fit... Anyone have insight into this?

this is what i use when in a long final, I know it is a bit crude but it protects from over flow of fuel on to electrics:nod:

rodrigo1508 05-19-2004 09:58 PM

hi, just wanted to share my excitement, I got my second 710!

InitialD 05-19-2004 10:06 PM


Originally posted by rodrigo1508
hi, just wanted to share my excitement, I got my second 710!
Damn.:flaming: :cry: Now who's got a 3rd kit?:rolleyes: :lol:

Hey, so now you have two 710 and one R40?

InitialD 05-19-2004 10:07 PM

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Question
 

Originally posted by crashed_1
:D :D :D I still have that little bit of NTC3 in me...:sweat:
:rolleyes:

speedy100 05-19-2004 10:09 PM

710
 
hey all, i just switched to 710 from G4..any one know some good setting for 710 ? i bulit the kits and found the servo has a bit interference to the front belt. any solution to this ?

can anyone tell the alignment of the wire ? thank for advance

markp27 05-19-2004 10:11 PM

First race today - public holiday here - nervous? YES! :eek: :cry: But I'm going to have to do it with my 705 and my old SX 12 RE :cry: Oh well, lets see how it goes! :nod:

InitialD 05-19-2004 10:12 PM


Originally posted by stormperson
what were they thinking but the rx and servo's right in the path of fuel overflow? Has anyone has issues with this? Its kinda hard to protect the rx or put it in a bag since there isnt much room and the wires wouldnt quite fit... Anyone have insight into this?
If you say the 710 has very limited space, wait till you see the G4 ! :nod: This is a pic taken and posted by Rene Cornella.

http://pic9.picturetrail.com/VOL292/...8/54184419.jpg

Brett.w 05-19-2004 10:14 PM


Originally posted by rodrigo1508
hi, just wanted to share my excitement, I got my second 710!
Hopefully my 2nd arrives tommorow:D

speedy100 05-19-2004 10:17 PM

initial D, sorry i am saying the servo linkage of the rod very close to the front belt when it is in motioned, not the servo

InitialD 05-19-2004 10:24 PM

Re: 710
 

Originally posted by speedy100
hey all, i just switched to 710 from G4..any one know some good setting for 710 ?
For oneway front and rear ball diff setups, you can take a peek at the following;

http://www.mytsn.com/setups/setup.asp?sid=2366
http://www.mytsn.com/setups/setup.asp?sid=2434
http://www.mytsn.com/setups/setup.asp?sid=2384

For the front ball diff on the 710, Rene's setup in Brazil looks pretty good.

http://www.mytsn.com/setups/setup.asp?sid=2311


Originally posted by speedy100
i bulit the kits and found the servo has a bit interference to the front belt. any solution to this ?
Look at the FAQ. I believe there is some write up there that I posted earlier on. You need to shorten the linkage from 44.5 mm to somewhere like 39 or 40 mm. It involves some cutting.

Brett.w 05-19-2004 10:24 PM


Originally posted by InitialD
If you say the 710 has very limited space, wait till you see the G4 ! :nod: This is a pic taken and posted by Rene Cornella.

http://pic9.picturetrail.com/VOL292/...8/54184419.jpg

How did he do that i struggled to fit the fuel tank in when i tried that way, or mybe i have too much wire:cry:

InitialD 05-19-2004 10:26 PM


Originally posted by Voodo_Magic
Hopefully my 2nd arrives tommorow:D
:cry: What is this? A gathering for those with a 2nd 710 kit?:flaming: :lol:

InitialD 05-19-2004 10:28 PM


Originally posted by markp27
First race today - public holiday here - nervous? YES! :eek: :cry: But I'm going to have to do it with my 705 and my old SX 12 RE :cry: Oh well, lets see how it goes! :nod:
Cool.:) Good luck ! No wonder somebody's burning the rubber on the tracks ! :lol: :sneaky:


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