Originally Posted by Rodarbal

Amen.

My letter to Santa: Please bring me that setup station I've been wanting for the past year along with that bag of skill I desperately need.

Originally Posted by alloyslash

I have the GForce Motor Analyzer. While testing all of my motors I remembered I had an old 25.5 Ballistic that I used to run USVTA with. It was always lacking compared to my son's ( and most other ) motors at Thunder. Upon checking the total timing I found that with the bell set at 45* the meter showed an actual timing of 39*. It took moving the bell sticker all the way past the notch to achieve 45*. I finally figured out why it alwats took a higher FDR for me to keep up.

Originally Posted by jdeadman

I have started to Use the Cheap Solar Servos and they are mid range in speed and Cheap for a low Profile Servo (~$15).

You will have to test for yourself and just about every brand has a good servo for your needs.


Also Watch out for Gear slop in most of the cheaper Servos. I have found the Solar ones that are metal Geared are perfect.

Originally Posted by RotorTruck

Hmmm this servo only weighs 2.5g more than my Savox and is 1/4 the price. How reliable is it, anyone use it?

http://www.hobbypartz.com/33p-solarservo-d770.html

Originally Posted by nashrcracer

BLACK DIAMOND INSTALLED

Originally Posted by mikel33

no overkill there. What is that? A T2 007?

Originally Posted by nashrcracer

BLACK DIAMOND INSTALLED

Originally Posted by DARKSIDE

still looks like a 3rd place car to me.....

Originally Posted by nashrcracer

that's fine because the last time I ran you I was in the "A" you were in the "B"

Originally Posted by nashrcracer

that's fine because the last time I ran you I was in the "A" you were in the "B"

Originally Posted by hanulec

thanks again dirla for the nice peel at birds... made it one less i had to consider