Fukuyama Batteries
11-16-2004, 10:59 AM
#5971
Guys, thanks for the warm Congrats on my newborn. I'm so happy that it happened and now I'm settling back into the business aspect of things.
As for the new HQ ( High Quality Enhancement) cells. These are already available to the general public. I will update our website in the next few days.
Due to the high demands of carpet racing, we are again working overtime to produce the best cells in the market for all our customers. If you haven't tried them yet, please give me a call and I'll personally see to it that you get the best packs thats are available.
Thanks again for your support.
Dan
As for the new HQ ( High Quality Enhancement) cells. These are already available to the general public. I will update our website in the next few days.
Due to the high demands of carpet racing, we are again working overtime to produce the best cells in the market for all our customers. If you haven't tried them yet, please give me a call and I'll personally see to it that you get the best packs thats are available.
Thanks again for your support.
Dan
11-16-2004, 11:13 AM
#5972
Looky here. Big Daddy Dan took a break between diaper changing to say Hi
Glad everything is going well for you and the family.
Keep up the good work. Latest cells are just awesome.
Glad everything is going well for you and the family.Keep up the good work. Latest cells are just awesome.
11-16-2004, 11:27 AM
#5973
Tech Regular
Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Redford Mi. Trying to keep up with Tim Stamper
Posts: 300
My cells are on the way , can't wait for Cleveland ! 
11-16-2004, 01:22 PM
#5977
I purchased 4 Fukuyama packs late summer and I have not had the chance to put them together. I have only managed to put a clear shrink wrap on each cell. My problem is that I may not be able to use them until next racing season because winter is just around the corner. What would be the best way to store them?
1. Keep them unassembled in the box and assemble when I am ready to use it.
or
2. Assemble the packs and cycle them 1x a month
1. Keep them unassembled in the box and assemble when I am ready to use it.
or
2. Assemble the packs and cycle them 1x a month
11-16-2004, 01:38 PM
#5978
Tech Elite
Originally posted by purplepro3
I purchased 4 Fukuyama packs late summer and I have not had the chance to put them together. I have only managed to put a clear shrink wrap on each cell. My problem is that I may not be able to use them until next racing season because winter is just around the corner. What would be the best way to store them?
1. Keep them unassembled in the box and assemble when I am ready to use it.
or
2. Assemble the packs and cycle them 1x a month
I purchased 4 Fukuyama packs late summer and I have not had the chance to put them together. I have only managed to put a clear shrink wrap on each cell. My problem is that I may not be able to use them until next racing season because winter is just around the corner. What would be the best way to store them?
1. Keep them unassembled in the box and assemble when I am ready to use it.
or
2. Assemble the packs and cycle them 1x a month
11-16-2004, 01:46 PM
#5980
Originally posted by purplepro3
I purchased 4 Fukuyama packs late summer and I have not had the chance to put them together. I have only managed to put a clear shrink wrap on each cell. My problem is that I may not be able to use them until next racing season because winter is just around the corner. What would be the best way to store them?
1. Keep them unassembled in the box and assemble when I am ready to use it.
or
2. Assemble the packs and cycle them 1x a month
I purchased 4 Fukuyama packs late summer and I have not had the chance to put them together. I have only managed to put a clear shrink wrap on each cell. My problem is that I may not be able to use them until next racing season because winter is just around the corner. What would be the best way to store them?
1. Keep them unassembled in the box and assemble when I am ready to use it.
or
2. Assemble the packs and cycle them 1x a month
11-16-2004, 03:36 PM
#5982
Originally posted by Maj. Teeth
As for the new HQ ( High Quality Enhancement) cells. These are already available to the general public. I will update our website in the next few days.
Dan
As for the new HQ ( High Quality Enhancement) cells. These are already available to the general public. I will update our website in the next few days.
Dan
Thanks
11-16-2004, 04:28 PM
#5983
Hi Dan!
Haven't talked to you in a long time! Congrats on the baby! I was busy getting my wedding arrangements in Taiwan together. You know how the Chinese style wedding is...
Had the wedding on 10/10...so yes...I"m a married man now.
Race Report: I attended the ROAR Region 12 regionals 2 weeks ago right after my honeymoon and had a great run. I put a 12th scale together with a stock motor and some Fuku 1.164 cells together just a couple of days before the race, and dove in. I've never driven a 12th scale before, and was so amazed on the handling. I slept late on the first day of qualifiers, and did not practice. I put the car down on the track for the first time and won my first heat.
On the 4th and last qualifier, I missed TQ by 1 second. That was good enough to put me 3rd on the grid of A-Main. I drove well on in the main, and ended up 2nd and 1 sec off the leader. You won't beleive it, but I was using only 1.165 Fuku packs, while everyone else was using 1.78 and up. I couldn't believe how much power my Fuku packs gave me. Now this is in Stock racing, where power is what you want.
So Dan...I need to get some higher power packs so I can take home the winner trophy next time.
Haven't talked to you in a long time! Congrats on the baby! I was busy getting my wedding arrangements in Taiwan together. You know how the Chinese style wedding is...
Had the wedding on 10/10...so yes...I"m a married man now.
Race Report: I attended the ROAR Region 12 regionals 2 weeks ago right after my honeymoon and had a great run. I put a 12th scale together with a stock motor and some Fuku 1.164 cells together just a couple of days before the race, and dove in. I've never driven a 12th scale before, and was so amazed on the handling. I slept late on the first day of qualifiers, and did not practice. I put the car down on the track for the first time and won my first heat.
On the 4th and last qualifier, I missed TQ by 1 second. That was good enough to put me 3rd on the grid of A-Main. I drove well on in the main, and ended up 2nd and 1 sec off the leader. You won't beleive it, but I was using only 1.165 Fuku packs, while everyone else was using 1.78 and up. I couldn't believe how much power my Fuku packs gave me. Now this is in Stock racing, where power is what you want.
So Dan...I need to get some higher power packs so I can take home the winner trophy next time.
11-17-2004, 05:46 AM
#5984
Originally posted by Hardriven RC
Can you give us the difference between the "HQ" cells and the "normal" cells please.
Thanks
Can you give us the difference between the "HQ" cells and the "normal" cells please.
Thanks
Pick up your HQ packs today! Trust me, these will sell quicker then the record 100 packs in one hour when the first Fukuyama 1.179's GP3300 cells hit the market.
John
P.S. If you haven't checked the website in a while, we still have free shipping going on for orders over $100!! (US states only) This is another way we can pass the savings onto you guys, the racers and the Fukuyama Family.
www.fukuyamaracing.com for all the info and contact information.
11-17-2004, 08:13 AM
#5985
Originally posted by John Fontaine
I would say neither. Put them together and race here in PA or in Maryland at an indoor track! Your Fukuyama cells are crying because they're not getting used! Hehe
I would say neither. Put them together and race here in PA or in Maryland at an indoor track!
Your Fukuyama cells are crying because they're not getting used! Hehe