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  • in reply to: Review: LXX Super Perfection #38077
    betty.k
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    well i can add my 2c now, just got a 27 mhz A.
    first i gotta say i received my toyeast order in 6 days via surface mail in perfect condition! the extra shipping is well worth it.:)
    first impressions i found a lotta flaws,poor quality paint job, a steering coil not glued in, wonky rear wheels, steering arm pops off the knuckles. but these are probs i can fix. having said that i would still buy another one, love the tyre set and the batt, the controller feels good, and the chassis is clear! (wooo!). they’re cheap enough to just buy for parts!
    i did some testing with my 27 mhz controllers. i used;

    enertec micro charger
    2 clones
    dragon micro x tech tank
    clone 35mhz

    the only tx that got a response from the car was the enertec 2 speed and all it did was twitch a bit. the 27 A tx got no response from any of my cars.
    overall i’m very happy with this little package, despite it’s flaws. and i’d buy them again:8ball:

    in reply to: anouther monster #49162
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    yeah, i wanna see more progress!

    betty.k
    (arrogant off road snob):8ball:

    in reply to: do the mash, the monster mash…… #49160
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    yeeeeeeeeeeeehaaaaawwwww!!!!!:D:8ball:

    in reply to: do the mash, the monster mash…… #49158
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    nice one baby! but don’t stop there. i wanna see a rifle in the rear window and a deer strapped to the bonnet!! and if you could sort out a “i hunt and i vote” bumper sticker i’d wet myself larfing!:D:8ball:

    in reply to: How to calculate gear ratio? #38091
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    very useful:) i was curious about the ratio on my enertecs and now i know! 7.1:1 if you’re wondering:8ball:

    in reply to: my latest creation #38092
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    will post something soon:8ball:

    in reply to: do the mash, the monster mash…… #49146
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    love that profile shot, dat’s one phat baby! can’t wait for the next thrilling installment!:smiley2::8ball:

    in reply to: my latest creation #38100
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    nahh, the alloy is from the inside of an old disk drive. i got a box fulla electronic bits and peices. that’s where i get most of my tiny screws from, although i’ve run out of screws for rear shocks, anyone know a good place to shop for tiny screws? jaycar?:8ball:

    in reply to: my latest creation #38113
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    i can shoot up to 15 sec of video with this cam but dunno how to put the files up other than emailing people individually. any ideas?:8ball:

    in reply to: Ausmicro Subscriptions Discussion #38116
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    ‘nuther idea, how bout a subscribers gallery for uploading pics directly relating to topics such as mods, wiring pics, how to’s, for posting in forums. and i think non subscribers should reap some of the rewards too, ultimately we want everyone to have a better ausmicro experience:8ball:

    in reply to: Copper strand emergency! #49137
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    aah!:) nothing like the feeling of a successful repair! well done, that’s one of the trickiest repairs to do:dead::8ball:

    in reply to: Ausmicro Subscriptions Discussion #38125
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    i won’t tell ’em if you don’t!:smiley2::8ball:

    in reply to: QuickTip: Fixing the heatsink clip…. #49135
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    i just broke one myself. i used super glue to stick a couple of bits of paper clip wire to the underside. have a look;

    http://community.webshots.com/photo/104275236/108455901DpyIUl

    the super glue is enough as ph2t suggests, but i just wanted to be sure:8ball:

    in reply to: Copper strand emergency! #49133
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    yes paw!:approve::8ball:

    in reply to: Copper strand emergency! #49131
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    aha! nice tip micro, didn’t realise that:smiley2::8ball:

    in reply to: Copper strand emergency! #49129
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    unwinding a few cm of the wire won’t affect steering. it’s only if you unwind lots like half of it that you mess it up. just remember to scrape a little of the enamel off the end you’re soldering:8ball:

    in reply to: Copper strand emergency! #49124
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    generally i’ve found that ‘L’ on the pcb means the right hand coil and ‘R’ goes to the left coil:8ball:

    in reply to: Happy new year!!!! #38138
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    it went off with a bang over here!:8ball:

    http://community.webshots.com/photo/104137037/107906171zxHfFh

    in reply to: My 350z #49114
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    or you could do what i did. black electrical tape.
    http://community.webshots.com/photo/106374225/107574312hDfZsh
    after the glue dried i painted the backs of the led’s black and put more tape over them:8ball:

    in reply to: Ausmicro Subscriptions Discussion #38148
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    i’d be happy to contribute. you could offer stickers for bcg’s, have an annual subscriber drive with prizes, maybe more gallery space. and a board game and cubic zirconia keyring!:D:8ball:

    in reply to: walk thru of my focus body mod #49105
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    very tidy job on the citroen, and nice grafix on the focus!:smiley2: vive le rally!:8ball:

    in reply to: QuickTip: Fixing the heatsink clip…. #49104
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    g’day soopergooman!:smiley2: welcome aboard.
    if you want fet mods, go to micro amps fet mod page:

    http://members.dodo.net.au/microamps/index.htm

    everything you need plus more. hope that helps:8ball:

    in reply to: new suspension project #49099
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    completely finished now!:smiley16:handles beautifully, tracks straight and loves the rough. enjoy!
    http://community.webshots.com/album/106374225qKMhHE:8ball:

    Edited by – betty.k on 01 January 2004 05:54:53

    in reply to: suspension 101 #38185
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    hey, nice tip! i’ll be doing a little lock destroying now!:8ball:

    in reply to: suspension 101 #38187
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    a couple of things i should mention about suspension in use.

    1/4 of your suspension travel should be taken up as ‘sag’ sag is the amount a shock compresses when the vehicles full weight is applied. eg; when you get on your mountain bike with suspension, 1/4 of available travel should be used up.

    ‘bottoming out’ is when your spring is compressed as much as it can be. this should happen regularly but not often. if your suspension never bottoms out, then back off the preload.:8ball:

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