1/10th pan car
#5326
Originally posted by EPeters
Where did you find the esc for 158€ LRP Qpro
Where did you find the esc for 158€ LRP Qpro
Here's the direct link.
http://www.rcshoproal.nl/easyshopmak...rpquantum.html
#5327
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Still go for the QComp in Germany
Originally posted by neelon
At rcshoproal. They do mailorder by the way.
Here's the direct link.
http://www.rcshoproal.nl/easyshopmak...rpquantum.html
At rcshoproal. They do mailorder by the way.
Here's the direct link.
http://www.rcshoproal.nl/easyshopmak...rpquantum.html
And i'm gona call HK for a price update of the Tube damper conversion.
All other parts are cheaper.
#5328
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Originally posted by neelon
Some good choices in ESC I have had now, I'll just see where I can get is for a decent price, but I'll aim for either the GT7 or the Quantum Pro (or the 2 when I find it).
I already have a personal transponder, so that's covered.
Tires I don't know really, as I got my car second-hand. I think it is a hardness 18 tire in the rear, front I forgot, but there were some spares in the box. I'll just see how it drives, otherwise swap them for different ones when need be.
I will start with a 16T or 17T motor, otherwise I might even launch the car of the track right into the clubhouse. What would be a good and reliable (maintanance wise also) motor to start with?
Some good choices in ESC I have had now, I'll just see where I can get is for a decent price, but I'll aim for either the GT7 or the Quantum Pro (or the 2 when I find it).
I already have a personal transponder, so that's covered.
Tires I don't know really, as I got my car second-hand. I think it is a hardness 18 tire in the rear, front I forgot, but there were some spares in the box. I'll just see how it drives, otherwise swap them for different ones when need be.
I will start with a 16T or 17T motor, otherwise I might even launch the car of the track right into the clubhouse. What would be a good and reliable (maintanance wise also) motor to start with?
Look for motors from Orion, Peak, Reedy, anything you can get your hands on for a good price. You'll be upgrading to a twelve when you get to a larger track, or get your car's handling down. When you get it right, you should faster than any of the sedan's, even if they do run 12turns.
If you get a good quality motor, you can later upgrade it with a twelve turn armature, to make a good training motor for the very least.
#5329
Originally posted by Pro ten Holland
For a motor to start with, get yourself a rebuildable mod. Best machine wound, because these are cheap. Look for dual ball bearings and adjustable timing. If it doesn't have that, it's useless after about 20 runs. Avoid Corally's motors, they're not good. The top bearing is squezed in the can so tight it just doesn't work right. Super wear on the bearing, slow motors, hot motors, poor speed and run time.
Look for motors from Orion, Peak, Reedy, anything you can get your hands on for a good price. You'll be upgrading to a twelve when you get to a larger track, or get your car's handling down. When you get it right, you should faster than any of the sedan's, even if they do run 12turns.
If you get a good quality motor, you can later upgrade it with a twelve turn armature, to make a good training motor for the very least.
For a motor to start with, get yourself a rebuildable mod. Best machine wound, because these are cheap. Look for dual ball bearings and adjustable timing. If it doesn't have that, it's useless after about 20 runs. Avoid Corally's motors, they're not good. The top bearing is squezed in the can so tight it just doesn't work right. Super wear on the bearing, slow motors, hot motors, poor speed and run time.
Look for motors from Orion, Peak, Reedy, anything you can get your hands on for a good price. You'll be upgrading to a twelve when you get to a larger track, or get your car's handling down. When you get it right, you should faster than any of the sedan's, even if they do run 12turns.
If you get a good quality motor, you can later upgrade it with a twelve turn armature, to make a good training motor for the very least.
-) Peak Racing Jaguar
-) Team trinity SpeedGem 2 Series
-) Team Orion Orbital 2 Pro BB and Team Orion Rush
-) For Reedy I can't find some good info about winds and pricing...
Any good ones I forgot?
#5331
Originally posted by Pro ten Holland
Yep, that's the motors I mean. Just get one, maybe two, and find someone who can cut a comm, or buy a comm cutting station yourself. Me and my best friend bought one together, and we never regretted it.
Yep, that's the motors I mean. Just get one, maybe two, and find someone who can cut a comm, or buy a comm cutting station yourself. Me and my best friend bought one together, and we never regretted it.
I am also planning to get my own comm lathe, only downside is the pricing of these things. Ouchy...
But hey, what's a hobby if it doesn't cost you any money.
#5333
Happy Thanksgiving to all.
And now I'm of to the movie theatre for a sneak preview.
And now I'm of to the movie theatre for a sneak preview.
#5335
#5336
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Originally posted by neelon
Hmmm, Reedy is pretty high priced. For the beginning, I'll try out the Trinity SpeedGem Pro or the Peak Racing Jaguar.
But very much thanks for the info.
Hmmm, Reedy is pretty high priced. For the beginning, I'll try out the Trinity SpeedGem Pro or the Peak Racing Jaguar.
But very much thanks for the info.
#5337
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Happy Thanksgiving Everyone!!!!!!
#5338
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Marka, do you know any reasonably priced comm lathe for Neelon? Here in Holland there's only the Hudy lathe. I have one, but it comes at an astronomical price, about 240 euros. Maybe Cobra or something.
Neelon, when you get one, I'll fill you in about how to achieve the best result with it, as well as how to shimm your motor, and other basic motor maintainance rules you'll want to know.
Neelon, when you get one, I'll fill you in about how to achieve the best result with it, as well as how to shimm your motor, and other basic motor maintainance rules you'll want to know.
#5339
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Originally posted by Pro ten Holland
Marka, do you know any reasonably priced comm lathe for Neelon? Here in Holland there's only the Hudy lathe. I have one, but it comes at an astronomical price, about 240 euros. Maybe Cobra or something.
Neelon, when you get one, I'll fill you in about how to achieve the best result with it, as well as how to shimm your motor, and other basic motor maintainance rules you'll want to know.
Marka, do you know any reasonably priced comm lathe for Neelon? Here in Holland there's only the Hudy lathe. I have one, but it comes at an astronomical price, about 240 euros. Maybe Cobra or something.
Neelon, when you get one, I'll fill you in about how to achieve the best result with it, as well as how to shimm your motor, and other basic motor maintainance rules you'll want to know.
#5340
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Originally posted by MarkA
I will say, the Hudy is very sweet lathe. However, what I use and have had for years now, is the simple old Cobra one. It doesn’t have the frills of the Hudy but it works. You can get it packaged with the diamond bit for @$155-$160 here in the states (see https://www.ssl-stormerhobbies.com/c...l?pn=COB2000WD for an example) which is a bit cheaper than the Hudy at $150+80 for a diamond bit over here. I dunno about the price of the Cobra in Holland though.
I will say, the Hudy is very sweet lathe. However, what I use and have had for years now, is the simple old Cobra one. It doesn’t have the frills of the Hudy but it works. You can get it packaged with the diamond bit for @$155-$160 here in the states (see https://www.ssl-stormerhobbies.com/c...l?pn=COB2000WD for an example) which is a bit cheaper than the Hudy at $150+80 for a diamond bit over here. I dunno about the price of the Cobra in Holland though.
http://www.socalrc.com/Merchant2/mer..._Code=inttools
And it's only 79$ !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!