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  • in reply to: FET stack mod and brake function #61574
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    yes, you will still have brake and reverse. in fact they will be stronger:approve: :8ball:

    in reply to: Big WELCOME to all Newcomers!! #61571
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    i’m thinking we got a spambot, stay away from those sig links:smiley2: :8ball:

    in reply to: zbeams q-steers (customs) #61420
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    they look fantastic! i love a matt black muscle car and that’s no exception!:smiley16: :8ball:

    in reply to: Q-Steer. the new Digi Q #61530
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    yep! got a silver wrx from big w for $20. it was the last one on the shelf and i haven’t seen any more.

    strangely mine comes with a white endbell motor. what i love is the tx is the size of a regular bcg car!:smiley14: :8ball:

    in reply to: ElectraFun XP Antenna wire help #61488
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    it would be best to have the aerial extended, try to locate it and poke it outside the fuselage. you could then run it outside the boom. :8ball:

    in reply to: Ive always been early #61466
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    merry xmas gang, thanks for another years worth of quality micro rc gibberish!:beer: :8ball:

    in reply to: anyone heard of the mini-z i chassis? #61356
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    actually i think you guys might be right about the i series being an 015 without brake, sorry for any confusion i may have caused :8ball:

    in reply to: anyone heard of the mini-z i chassis? #61320
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    mini z i chassis has a usb link and software so you can customise the throttle curve, steering epa, etc much like a fancy computer tx does. :8ball:

    in reply to: MR02 steering problem #61265
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    there could be a tiny speck of dirt caught in the servo gears, you may have to pull it apart and clean the gears with a clean toothbrush. you’d be surprised how tiny that speck can be to foul up the servo! almost invisible :8ball:

    in reply to: Vic – the Return of VELODROME!! Oct 13th Sat #61250
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    dammit! won’t be able to finish work until 4 so i’ll have to give it a miss!:thumbs_down:

    aah well, i know it’ll be a lotta fun all the same. i’ll be there in spirit:smiley16: :8ball:

    in reply to: Vic – the Return of VELODROME!! Oct 13th Sat #61232
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    surface is pretty good, i ran an xmod on it once.

    usual scale is 1:18 – 1:8 but anything goes :8ball:

    in reply to: Vic – the Return of VELODROME!! Oct 13th Sat #61225
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    i’m sure there will be some. but until then picture a cycling velodrome with an rc car doing over 100kph around it:smiley15: :8ball:

    in reply to: Vic – the Return of VELODROME!! Oct 13th Sat #61221
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    awwright!! better make sure i can get off work early, an event not to be missed!:beer: :8ball:

    in reply to: brushless mr-02 (WIP) #61135
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    coolness! finally nailed that sucker!:beer:

    no more bouncy bouncy:D :8ball:

    in reply to: going large #61128
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    yer all bastards! he wants a great big, hairy chested, manly nitro truck! not one of your wussy girly “fits in my pocket” lektric toys! he wants something that will hurt when it rams into his leg, not bounce off! 😀

    you’ll want to decide between a buggy or a monster truck.
    buggies are more geared up for precision racing wheras monster trucks are funmobiles that can go more places.

    first, decide where you’ll be doing your shopping. then see what parts they mostly stock and go with that.
    off the top of my head the hpi savage has proven itself as a solid performer and there is a plethora of spares and upgrades available almost anywhere. :8ball:

    in reply to: iwaver board datas? #61123
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    @jollyboss 226336 wrote:

    so I’m right also to about motor plugs

    yep, same deal. if it runs backwards swap the wires or reverse the channel :8ball:

    in reply to: iwaver board datas? #61119
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    here ya go, i’ve labelled the v+ and v- in the attached pic. :8ball:

    in reply to: iwaver board datas? #61117
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    i’ve done the same sorta thing, transplanting iw boards where they don’t normally go.

    i forget which is pos or neg when it comes to the servo motor/pot wires but trial and error is fine. if the servo is reversed swap both the motor and pot wires (or if your tx has a servo reverse switch…)

    if the servo is trying to pull all the way to one side then just swap the servo motor wires.

    the power switch goes on the pos battery lead, just be sure to choose a switch that will cope with the current. better yet ditch the switch. :8ball:

    in reply to: MOSFET for Mini-x ESC? #61022
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    oh, we’re definately a stupid forum! but we let you post links:D :8ball:

    in reply to: MOSFET for Mini-x ESC? #61019
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    we don’t have a problem with you posting links;) :8ball:

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    yeah, that’s a dump!

    it’s cool when you clean up occasionally, doubles your work area!:D

    gee Trent, where’s the Apple ][ monitor??

    in the shed, can’t bring myself to turf it!

    thunderdome eh, should try to drag the ph2tster along! reckon the track is smooth enough for a mini z? :8ball:

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    i got everything jammed together, rc/pc/music center!:smiley10: :8ball:

    in reply to: Melbourne Weather :( #60937
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    i’ve lived here my whole life and i still can’t get used to it!:D :8ball:

    in reply to: heli-q #60930
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    is there any similar sized 4 channel helis available that are really durable?

    nup. the bigger they get the more breakable they get. and there’s nothing that size with full control. and the closest ones cost a bazillioin dollors anyway.

    if you’ve really got the chopper bug then your next heli should be a 4ch counter rotating model like the medivac, esky lama, twister bell, etc.

    also, when balancing your heli q, rather than “additive” balancing try “subtractive” balancing. eg: instead of adding weight to the front, remove weight from the back. :8ball:

    in reply to: geeeeeeeeeeeeeeeezz these things are confusing….. #60913
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    the way the different sized bodies are fit on the same chassis is down to wheels, h-plate and mm or rm.

    for a skyline i’m guessing you want a rm configuration. then you want narrow rims front, wide rear, both 1mm offset. :8ball:

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