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  • in reply to: blew up my mini z #58313
    betty.k
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    crikey! you sure did toast it!:dead:

    take jamie up on his offer, it looks bad but i think it can be saved.:8ball:

    in reply to: Bearing for 04 #58312
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    i should clarify that you need bb’s for the kyosho mini z 1:28 mad force. the real kyosho mad force is like a ride on mower on steroids without the blades:p:8ball:

    in reply to: ZZMT Mercedes #22443
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    hehehe! and you wanna sell all your micros?? i think not!:D:8ball:

    in reply to: Bearing for 04 #58308
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    just look for bb’s to suit a kyosho mad force (just a guess, i’ve never had either):8ball:

    in reply to: blew up my mini z #58307
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    spewin’!!:dead:

    try to get a good close up pic of it, let us see how stuffed it is and we’ll be able to give you a more definate answer:8ball:

    in reply to: Plasma Dash Motor #58296
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    i’m using a s03 motor, 37 turn, bb can, neo mags. i don’t like to compromise torque for top speed and this motor has plenty of pickup all through the rpm band. it laughs in the face of larger “torque robbing” pinions!
    the “platomic” motor i had just never ran smooth. there was no binding, the arm wasn’t jammed in and the brushes were broken in properly. it had (by my standards) very little torque and was generally a disappointment.:8ball:

    in reply to: Iwaver 02 PCB #58294
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    i’ve used the xmod servo with an i waver pcb and it’s fine, i don’t see a need to use a hitec.:8ball:

    in reply to: Plasma Dash Motor #58293
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    here’s the atomic can, usd$13.90 (was $15.50 a month ago)
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    http://www.rcmart.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=144_21_80&products_id=8017

    i tried this motor combo out but never liked it, nothing can tear me away from pn racing motors:smiley2::8ball:

    in reply to: foams from the ausmicro shop (little review……) #58277
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    i don’t have a mini z anymore, i’m an xmod convert so i wouldn’t be able to test them out:8ball:

    in reply to: Toyota ZZMT #22452
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    great job! the flared guards look great as well as the “wiper” detail!:smiley2::8ball:

    in reply to: my new monster bug video!! #58275
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    no, that’s piglet the manx:8ball:

    in reply to: wanted:- ONBOARD WIRELESS CAMERA experts! #22453
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    excellent, thanks for that! i discovered my aerial was about 7.5cm, i’ll trim it down (easier than adding a 15cm one).:8ball:

    in reply to: foams from the ausmicro shop (little review……) #58262
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    i’m thinking your understeer is caused by the wide track up front when running wide tyres. for a true test i suggest running foams all around, narrow on the front. then run rubber all ’round, again with the narrow tyres up front. my guess is you will notice a lot of oversteer now compared to before when you ran the wide tyres up front.:8ball:

    in reply to: my new monster bug video!! #58261
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    more like one great big dumbass cat!:D:8ball:

    in reply to: Painting #58260
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    painting and body mods can be a lot of work. you can do anything to the body, make a bodykit by glueing plastic or with putty or cut parts out. usually lots of sanding with fine sand paper.
    it’s good to wash the body with soap and water and let it dry thoroughly prior to painting.
    then you can paint it with a brush or spray paint, possibly even do some masking for the windows or a 2 tone body, decals, clear coats, etc.

    as you can see, there’s a lot to it if you want or you can do something simple like use a marker to add some detail. the sky’s the limit!:8ball:

    in reply to: Painting #22461
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    painting and body mods can be a lot of work. you can do anything to the body, make a bodykit by glueing plastic or with putty or cut parts out. usually lots of sanding with fine sand paper.
    it’s good to wash the body with soap and water and let it dry thoroughly prior to painting.
    then you can paint it with a brush or spray paint, possibly even do some masking for the windows or a 2 tone body, decals, clear coats, etc.

    as you can see, there’s a lot to it if you want or you can do something simple like use a marker to add some detail. the sky’s the limit!:8ball:

    in reply to: i need a good rc charger #58241
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    from what i’ve read full on modified racers tend to charge at around 4 amps for endurance and stock racers charge at around 6 amps for the extra punch. i personally charge at 3 amps because that’s all i get before my charger goes on strike!:8ball:

    in reply to: foams from the ausmicro shop (little review……) #58240
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    ok, now for a true comparison put the narrow foams on the rear and wide rubber up front. then repeat your test and tell us how they stack up:smiley2::8ball:

    Edited by – betty.k on 24 January 2005 21:46:28

    in reply to: …AARONS MONSTER :) #58236
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    from mine and ph2t’s experience i recommend buying some thread lock for the screws that go into your alloy parts.
    if the screw protrudes through the part once tightened, put a nut on the exposed thread and tighten that too:8ball:

    in reply to: Few Z Q s #58235
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    ikinari has documented a really good way of stacking fets in an 02:

    http://www1.bbiq.jp/ikinari/mini-z/mr-02.html#fets

    in fact he’s documented heaps of cool mods!!:p

    http://www1.bbiq.jp/ikinari/xmods/index.html:8ball:

    in reply to: foams from the ausmicro shop (little review……) #58234
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    ever seen a z roll 10 times?

    hehe, i think you know my answer to that!:dead:

    ph2t brought his foam equipped 02 over yesterday and i’m impressed with them. we had to really work hard to get them to slide and they rarely did.
    i don’t think they look too bad really and there’s always the option to repaint them. anyways, real racers aint gonna care too much about looks:8ball:

    in reply to: 04 Bigfoot gearing #58233
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    sure can! but you will need to fiddle with the motor position to get the gear mesh set correctly when changing pinion sizes (same deal as mr01,02, ol, mf and iw01, 02, 03, 04):8ball:

    in reply to: 04 Bigfoot gearing #58196
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    the pinions, yes. dunno about the rest:8ball:

    in reply to: THE ULTIMATE HUMMER #22507
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    well, if you get hold of a pcb with a rx6c chip in it you get 2 extra channels. if you get hold of a couple of external h bridges you can connect the steering to one to drive the steering motor back and forth. the other you can add to the extra channels and drive a third motor.

    jeez, wouldn’t it be good if someone made little h bridges for sale:smiley2::8ball:
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    in reply to: Toyota ZZMT #22506
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    i’d go with an african explorer theme, khaki. maybe a wilderbeast strapped to the bonnet!:p:8ball:

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