1LikesPT Raceway NEW TRACK Level Green, Murrsyville, Pittsburgh, Penn Trafford, Irwin
03-11-2012, 08:20 PM
#1112
You could announce anything. Super job today!
03-11-2012, 09:37 PM
#1114
I can post the results in PDF, HTML, JPG or TXT. The issue with the format other then the text file is each race is separate. Thus last week would have 14 files for the mains and this week 10 files. I don't want to put that many pics here on RCTech and take up bandwidth if I don't have to. That is why I do the text file right now, it has all the classes in one file.
Thanks sludge
I took the a main results for the 2 classes I ran today and can post up pics if anyone wants them.
If I could get a copy of all race results, I could post them for every race if sludge cant whenever I am there.
By the way, does anyone know the fastest lap ever for mod sc oval???
I took the a main results for the 2 classes I ran today and can post up pics if anyone wants them.
If I could get a copy of all race results, I could post them for every race if sludge cant whenever I am there.
By the way, does anyone know the fastest lap ever for mod sc oval???
03-12-2012, 02:05 AM
#1115
Hey Jim you are vey welcome, it was nice pitting out in the front for once next to you.And my dad really appreciates them tires you gave him, you didnt have to just give them away. Thanks again he will get lots of wear out of them. Hope to see you next week
Derick Yost------Team Associated RC Racing
Derick Yost------Team Associated RC Racing
Thank You!!!
03-12-2012, 09:24 AM
#1118
I have a Duratrax Ice charger that I am looking to sell. If anybody is interested let me know and I will give you more info then. It is very clean and has never seen the dirt or outdoors.
03-12-2012, 03:07 PM
#1120
I converted the 3/12 A Mains to a PDF using a utility called CutePDF Writer.
03-12-2012, 03:28 PM
#1121
Anyone have any extra brushless ESc's that would want to sell at the track?
Looking for something sensored.
Thanks,
Tom
Looking for something sensored.
Thanks,
Tom
03-12-2012, 04:24 PM
#1122
Tech Adept
???
I am planning on running 8th scale e-buggy this summer if I ever get one. I know nothing about 8th scale size brushless motors, is the lower the kv the more top speed it has or the other way around? Also I dont know what size motor to get. I am planning on getting a rc8.2e buggy to run. And as for servos, how much torque do I need for a buggy? Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks-Derick Yost---------Team Associated RC Racing
Thanks-Derick Yost---------Team Associated RC Racing
03-12-2012, 04:36 PM
#1123
Hi Derick - basically, the lower the KV, the more torque and less RPM you have. I run a Tekin 1900kv T8 Buggy motor in my 1/8 buggies. As far as a servo goes, I really wouldn't go below 150oz - I run a XP 1015 servo in all of my cars and it's a great value for 1/8 applications due to it's good torque and great speed.
One thing you definitely don't want to skimp on with a 1/8 vehicle is your electronics - the only 3 systems that I would put into a 1/8 car would be a Tekin, Castle or the new LRP system - the cheap Hobbywing stuff just won't cut it in a true racing application. You'll also want at least 5000mah 40c batteries - I prefer to run a pair of 2s Lipos rather than one 4s since I can always take those packs and run them in my 1/10 stuff as well if need be. If you have any questions, feel free to ask me at the track!
One thing you definitely don't want to skimp on with a 1/8 vehicle is your electronics - the only 3 systems that I would put into a 1/8 car would be a Tekin, Castle or the new LRP system - the cheap Hobbywing stuff just won't cut it in a true racing application. You'll also want at least 5000mah 40c batteries - I prefer to run a pair of 2s Lipos rather than one 4s since I can always take those packs and run them in my 1/10 stuff as well if need be. If you have any questions, feel free to ask me at the track!
03-12-2012, 04:38 PM
#1124
Hey
I am planning on running 8th scale e-buggy this summer if I ever get one. I know nothing about 8th scale size brushless motors, is the lower the kv the more top speed it has or the other way around? Also I dont know what size motor to get. I am planning on getting a rc8.2e buggy to run. And as for servos, how much torque do I need for a buggy? Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks-Derick Yost---------Team Associated RC Racing
Thanks-Derick Yost---------Team Associated RC Racing
03-12-2012, 04:41 PM
#1125
Thanks Matt
Hi Derick - basically, the lower the KV, the more torque and less RPM you have. I run a Tekin 1900kv T8 Buggy motor in my 1/8 buggies. As far as a servo goes, I really wouldn't go below 150oz - I run a XP 1015 servo in all of my cars and it's a great value for 1/8 applications due to it's good torque and great speed.
One thing you definitely don't want to skimp on with a 1/8 vehicle is your electronics - the only 3 systems that I would put into a 1/8 car would be a Tekin, Castle or the new LRP system - the cheap Hobbywing stuff just won't cut it in a true racing application. You'll also want at least 5000mah 40c batteries - I prefer to run a pair of 2s Lipos rather than one 4s since I can always take those packs and run them in my 1/10 stuff as well if need be. If you have any questions, feel free to ask me at the track!
One thing you definitely don't want to skimp on with a 1/8 vehicle is your electronics - the only 3 systems that I would put into a 1/8 car would be a Tekin, Castle or the new LRP system - the cheap Hobbywing stuff just won't cut it in a true racing application. You'll also want at least 5000mah 40c batteries - I prefer to run a pair of 2s Lipos rather than one 4s since I can always take those packs and run them in my 1/10 stuff as well if need be. If you have any questions, feel free to ask me at the track!