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#3931
#3932
Tech Regular
iTrader: (1)
Joined: Apr 2003
Posts: 311
Yes,
up to 12 cell.
but now got another problem, after I charge & discharge a few time the mA reading go up to 28mA only.
now the worst thing is my M8 AA batt tray start to melt, the batt tray spring contact sink into the batt tray plastic casing.
Now must go buy new M8 AA batt tray liao.


up to 12 cell.
but now got another problem, after I charge & discharge a few time the mA reading go up to 28mA only.
now the worst thing is my M8 AA batt tray start to melt, the batt tray spring contact sink into the batt tray plastic casing.
Now must go buy new M8 AA batt tray liao.


#3934
Tech Rookie
Joined: Apr 2010
Posts: 6
From: Singapore
Hi All,
I just moved from New York to Singapore three weeks ago. I attended the Formula Drift Comp this past weekend and saw the RC drift track with a bunch of people participating. I'm not going to lie I got very excited. I'd like to get into RC here in Singapore but I have a few questions. I think this will be a good thread to all new joiners as I am really starting from the beggining. I have owned many electric cars growing up (nothing comp grade though). I would really like to get into Nitro onroad or nitro off road. From what I've heard (from Hobby Link in orchard), Onroad is the most popular with the most places to run. Currently I am leaning towards the Xray NT1, as I would like to build it to help me learn, but I want something that is going to challange me. So after the long introduction, here are my questions:
1.) Thoughts on on-road vs off-road Nitro RC kits?
2.) Places to run the Onroad Nitro 1/10.
3.) Any clubs to join that get together (even in parking lots) just to hang out and enjoy the cars.
4.) Best place to purchase.
5.) Can you order online?
Thanks for any help and advice!
Mike
I just moved from New York to Singapore three weeks ago. I attended the Formula Drift Comp this past weekend and saw the RC drift track with a bunch of people participating. I'm not going to lie I got very excited. I'd like to get into RC here in Singapore but I have a few questions. I think this will be a good thread to all new joiners as I am really starting from the beggining. I have owned many electric cars growing up (nothing comp grade though). I would really like to get into Nitro onroad or nitro off road. From what I've heard (from Hobby Link in orchard), Onroad is the most popular with the most places to run. Currently I am leaning towards the Xray NT1, as I would like to build it to help me learn, but I want something that is going to challange me. So after the long introduction, here are my questions:
1.) Thoughts on on-road vs off-road Nitro RC kits?
2.) Places to run the Onroad Nitro 1/10.
3.) Any clubs to join that get together (even in parking lots) just to hang out and enjoy the cars.
4.) Best place to purchase.
5.) Can you order online?
Thanks for any help and advice!
Mike
Last edited by ExtRentals; 04-25-2010 at 09:15 PM. Reason: I'm going to move this to a new thread, sorry I am new to forums, I think that is where it should go.
#3935
Tech Rookie
Joined: Feb 2010
Posts: 19
Hi guys...just to check,I've just bought a 4t motor n lrp esc.After soldering the joints n fix to my TT01,the motor stops aft I pull full throttle..is it bcos of the pinion size?...I currently using 25t pinion...pls help
#3936
Hi All,
I just moved from New York to Singapore three weeks ago. I attended the Formula Drift Comp this past weekend and saw the RC drift track with a bunch of people participating. I'm not going to lie I got very excited. I'd like to get into RC here in Singapore but I have a few questions. I think this will be a good thread to all new joiners as I am really starting from the beggining. I have owned many electric cars growing up (nothing comp grade though). I would really like to get into Nitro onroad or nitro off road. From what I've heard (from Hobby Link in orchard), Onroad is the most popular with the most places to run. Currently I am leaning towards the Xray NT1, as I would like to build it to help me learn, but I want something that is going to challange me. So after the long introduction, here are my questions:
1.) Thoughts on on-road vs off-road Nitro RC kits?
2.) Places to run the Onroad Nitro 1/10.
3.) Any clubs to join that get together (even in parking lots) just to hang out and enjoy the cars.
4.) Best place to purchase.
5.) Can you order online?
Thanks for any help and advice!
Mike
I just moved from New York to Singapore three weeks ago. I attended the Formula Drift Comp this past weekend and saw the RC drift track with a bunch of people participating. I'm not going to lie I got very excited. I'd like to get into RC here in Singapore but I have a few questions. I think this will be a good thread to all new joiners as I am really starting from the beggining. I have owned many electric cars growing up (nothing comp grade though). I would really like to get into Nitro onroad or nitro off road. From what I've heard (from Hobby Link in orchard), Onroad is the most popular with the most places to run. Currently I am leaning towards the Xray NT1, as I would like to build it to help me learn, but I want something that is going to challange me. So after the long introduction, here are my questions:
1.) Thoughts on on-road vs off-road Nitro RC kits?
2.) Places to run the Onroad Nitro 1/10.
3.) Any clubs to join that get together (even in parking lots) just to hang out and enjoy the cars.
4.) Best place to purchase.
5.) Can you order online?
Thanks for any help and advice!
Mike
4) X-ray can be bought from Far East Plaza at Orchard Road. For off-road 1/10, BK at Bottletree. 1/8 nitro can be bought at Swan Models at Orchard Plaza, Hobbylink at Turf City. Which brand names do you prefer?
5) Again, depending on what you want to run. Most brands can be bought at the rc shops here. If not, some can order for you.
#3937
Hi guys,
I am wondering my BL 5.5t motor with ezrun 60A is not performing as it is.
I am using nimh, china brand
(about 2250-2400mah I think, tested on my muchmore CM charger).
So I am doing some research in batteries discharge rate.
I can't find any nimh that can support 60A Continues Dischage. The highest Sub-C Cell support only up to 40A.
Does it means, I have to give up using nimh?
I am wondering my BL 5.5t motor with ezrun 60A is not performing as it is.
I am using nimh, china brand
(about 2250-2400mah I think, tested on my muchmore CM charger).
So I am doing some research in batteries discharge rate.
I can't find any nimh that can support 60A Continues Dischage. The highest Sub-C Cell support only up to 40A.
Does it means, I have to give up using nimh?
#3938
Hi guys,
I am wondering my BL 5.5t motor with ezrun 60A is not performing as it is.
I am using nimh, china brand
(about 2250-2400mah I think, tested on my muchmore CM charger).
So I am doing some research in batteries discharge rate.
I can't find any nimh that can support 60A Continues Dischage. The highest Sub-C Cell support only up to 40A.
Does it means, I have to give up using nimh?
I am wondering my BL 5.5t motor with ezrun 60A is not performing as it is.
I am using nimh, china brand
(about 2250-2400mah I think, tested on my muchmore CM charger).
So I am doing some research in batteries discharge rate.
I can't find any nimh that can support 60A Continues Dischage. The highest Sub-C Cell support only up to 40A.
Does it means, I have to give up using nimh?
#3941
The 4PK radio can use the R603 receivers as well which are intended for the 3PK/3PKS, but the radio have to be switch to C1 Mode, instead of the R604 C2 Mode, the mode and resolution of the two radios were different.
The last time when I have my 3PKS radio, it only have the C1 Mode, so the R604 receiver cannot be use for the 3PK/3PKS radio.
The last time when I have my 3PKS radio, it only have the C1 Mode, so the R604 receiver cannot be use for the 3PK/3PKS radio.
#3942
Tech Regular
iTrader: (2)
Joined: Jan 2004
Posts: 322
hi all,currently i jus bought a gt pwr a8 charger.the problem is now i tryin to charge a 4200mah 30c 7.4v(2s) li-po batt,happen to found out tat the charger balancing output oly support to minimum 3s-8s.so is there any ways to alter this or do i hav to buy a separate 2s balancer?pls guide
#3944
This is the hobby shop you'll want to drop by:Tai Sing
754, North Bridge Road, Singapore 198722. Tel: 6291 2633
Mon to Sat: 9.00am to 5.30pm, Close on Sunday & public holiday
www.taising.com/eng email:[email protected] email:[email protected]
#3945
This is the hobby shop you'll want to drop by:Tai Sing
754, North Bridge Road, Singapore 198722. Tel: 6291 2633
Mon to Sat: 9.00am to 5.30pm, Close on Sunday & public holiday
www.taising.com/eng email:[email protected] email:[email protected]



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