Serpent 710
12-25-2003, 04:24 AM
#2116
Originally posted by Julius
But doesn't the shim actually bring the link closer to the belt? I did cut a little of the inside of the nylon ballcup to clear the arm at full right steering.
But doesn't the shim actually bring the link closer to the belt? I did cut a little of the inside of the nylon ballcup to clear the arm at full right steering.
I did try a 1mm washer under the ball on the servo arm but changed my mind and just shaped the edge of the servo arm were it JUST touches the link. (not that big a deal)
12-25-2003, 08:33 AM
#2117
Originally posted by evlhdlts
where did you get exactly the $15 packs?
where did you get exactly the $15 packs?
They don't have it listed there but you can ask them to custom solder the config you want. You can send them an email but I doubt at the end of the day it would be cheaper with shipping and all... The actually have their office local here. So it is easy and cheap for us.
12-25-2003, 08:35 AM
#2118
Re: Re: Re: MERRY CHRISTMAS
Originally posted by RoyU
BTW, isn't Christmas there already. Its like 7:30 pm Christmas eve here. Any way best wishes to you and your family, Merry Christmas
BTW, isn't Christmas there already. Its like 7:30 pm Christmas eve here. Any way best wishes to you and your family, Merry Christmas
12-25-2003, 08:36 AM
#2119
Originally posted by S710_Nut
"Santa bought me my 710!"
"Santa bought me my 710!"
Enjoy !
12-25-2003, 08:37 AM
#2120
Re: Hudy Tyre Truer
Originally posted by Diesel Racer
Santa bought me a lovely Hudy "Power" Tyre Truer.
Santa bought me a lovely Hudy "Power" Tyre Truer.
Hope you have fun with your new toy.
12-25-2003, 08:44 AM
#2121
Originally posted by Julius
But doesn't the shim actually bring the link closer to the belt? I did cut a little of the inside of the nylon ballcup to clear the arm at full right steering.
But doesn't the shim actually bring the link closer to the belt? I did cut a little of the inside of the nylon ballcup to clear the arm at full right steering.
Perhaps you're right. I will take the shims out as it makes the linkage closer to the front belt. Don't see the need of the shims since I'm using shorter linkage now which does not make the steering servo travel far at the end point for right side steering which makes rubbing the servo horn with the ballcup linkage possible.
12-25-2003, 09:07 AM
#2122
Tech Apprentice
I got my 710 last thur. and im about 90% complete now, but I never had a carbon radio plate before, where can you mount the switch for the batt. and rec.?
12-25-2003, 09:25 AM
#2123
Hi Guys
We got a couple of Serpent 710 left in stock and also Novamega 3 and 5 port turbo engiens as well.
Thanks
Steve Wang
We got a couple of Serpent 710 left in stock and also Novamega 3 and 5 port turbo engiens as well.
Thanks
Steve Wang
12-25-2003, 10:16 AM
#2124
Originally posted by rcjayy
I got my 710 last thur. and im about 90% complete now, but I never had a carbon radio plate before, where can you mount the switch for the batt. and rec.?
I got my 710 last thur. and im about 90% complete now, but I never had a carbon radio plate before, where can you mount the switch for the batt. and rec.?
I attached mine at the throttle servo, so i can switch it on and off from the bottom of the car when my body is mounted...
12-25-2003, 12:02 PM
#2126
In this case Easter Bunny will be dropping you a Rotten Egg 
12-25-2003, 07:22 PM
#2127
Tech Apprentice
thanks Thaasman thats a good idea, Ill give it a try
12-25-2003, 09:04 PM
#2128
Originally posted by InitialD
Look at www.sabahoceanic.com
They don't have it listed there but you can ask them to custom solder the config you want. You can send them an email but I doubt at the end of the day it would be cheaper with shipping and all... The actually have their office local here. So it is easy and cheap for us.
Look at www.sabahoceanic.com
They don't have it listed there but you can ask them to custom solder the config you want. You can send them an email but I doubt at the end of the day it would be cheaper with shipping and all... The actually have their office local here. So it is easy and cheap for us.
thanks a lot man
12-25-2003, 10:52 PM
#2129
Re: Re: Hudy Tyre Truer
Originally posted by InitialD
Woow, that's serious man ! Hope you have fun with your new toy.
Woow, that's serious man !
Hope you have fun with your new toy.
Sorry for being slightly off topic.
12-25-2003, 11:57 PM
#2130
Snakes!!
Ok!! We've put the engine and pipe and belt on the other car!! Going testing tomorrow!
