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  • in reply to: So who hasn’t bought a Micro-T ? #60159
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    I also came very close to buying one as well, but I’ve got an rc18t that is good for jumping out in the back yard and at parks.

    If they’re very durable and don’t require lots of hopups to get it going well, I might just change my mind and get one.

    in reply to: Spider v3.0 Preview! #60135
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    Wow look at the size of that. That is definitely tiny.

    I’m getting tempted now.

    in reply to: Anyone got a PiccoZ micro heli? #60127
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    I’ve heard that toys’r’us have original picooz’s for $39.95 on sale at the moment.

    in reply to: MR 01 or MR 015 #60126
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    Depending on how you drive, if you constantly smash into things you might want to stock up on some servo gears from the shop. If you keep breaking servo gears then get the alloy first gear. Having said this, I am still running the same servo gears from factory about 3 years ago so if your careful, you will be fine.

    I don’t think there are any pros over the MR015. MR01 doesn’t have brakes or servo saver.

    in reply to: Help…i need somebody (yes beatles) #60122
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    On your kt5 radio, there is a plastic panel that can slide off revealing two knobs to adjust steering sensitivity and reverse/forward. Adjust the reverse/forward knob so that you don’t get the buzzing noise.

    in reply to: Anyone got a PiccoZ micro heli? #60077
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    Someone from work bought two clones and I tried flying it but couldn’t. The thing would not steer left or right but went randomly up and down. Do the originals let you steer properly ?

    in reply to: Birthday time soon – and Reflection on the past year #60053
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    @mini-g 225164 wrote:

    hey kev, how you been? you still got your z?

    Hi big dave, I’ve still got them – will eventually meet up with all you guys to have a race.

    in reply to: Birthday time soon – and Reflection on the past year #60019
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    Wow… Good to hear that you’re getting on top of things.

    in reply to: Anyone got a PiccoZ micro heli? #59952
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    Are these the same thing or are they a clone ?

    http://www.dailydeals.com.au/product_info.php?products_id=11049

    in reply to: motor can clamping #59929
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    I place my thumb over the end cap to hold it securely to the can and use a small flat head screw driver to press the tabs in the secure it in place.

    The end cap doesn’t move at all during use as the two tabs hold it securely down.

    in reply to: motor can clamping #59925
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    Sorry, I misunderstood what your explanation. I haven’t noticed flexing of the can in any of my motors when pushing the tabs in.

    in reply to: motor can clamping #59923
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    I think the problem you are experiencing is binding of the armature. To free up the bind you will need to remove the spacer from the top of the commutator or from the bottom of the armature.

    in reply to: Callin out all sydney mini z racers #59878
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    That’s great news. Looking forward to it.

    in reply to: Kyosho Mini-Z all wheels drive #59877
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    02 chassis kits are available but pre-built.

    in reply to: Kyosho Mini-Z all wheels drive #59866
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    @betty.k 224983 wrote:

    neat little combo there, what that set you back? :8ball:

    The kit itself cost about $134 AUD. Kyosho released these in Japan around December last year. I think the only difference with the standard chassis kit is the bearings and the stronger blue/grey chassis.

    I was tossing around to either getting this or the anderson mb4 1/18 truck which has had good reviews. There are also now clones of the ae rc18t on ebay going for cheap !

    in reply to: Kyosho Mini-Z all wheels drive #59859
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    I couldn’t help myself and got another awd to add to the garage.

    Here are a few photos of what’s in the kit.:D




    in reply to: hpi micro rs4 brushless #59839
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    You could also look at your diff settings and adjust them so there is a tiny bit of slippage.

    Next thing to look at would be your suspension setup and ensure there is no tweak if it donuts in one direction all the time.

    in reply to: Firelap Gone – Here’s Comes NanoXXXXX? #59826
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    That’s some interesting info on the servo saver. 😀

    in reply to: So Who’s done What to there AWD’s #24978
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    rcs2die4 wrote:
    Come on… Somebody must have done something to there AWD !!!

    I’ll have some pix up soon with whats been going on in my neck of the woods !!

    I bought lots of awd parts that I need to fit. Parts such as the grey blue chassis, a metal drive shaft, kyosho cv joints an atomic stock motor, the kyosho multi off set wheel pack and more that I can’t think of right now. I’ll get around to fitting them all one day. 😀

    in reply to: Callin out all sydney mini z racers #25435
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    in reply to: Callin out all sydney mini z racers #25339
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    I still have all of my mini-z’s. Haven’t run them for quite some time now…

    I’ve taken a break from 1:10 racing since April this year and don’t know when I’ll get back into it.

    And I’ve been modifying my 1:1 car lately 😀

    in reply to: MR01 Motor Heatsink/Clip #25623
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    TallduDe wrote:
    hey kev is your firelap 2.0 the ones with the carbon fibre chasis the ones at towerhobbies like this 1

    http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXMLN7**&P=7

    or is it a clone of the mr-02??

    kinda interested in the carbon one.

    sorry for thread highjacking.

    but i had a good reason for doing so and its also useful info………kinda

    My firelap 2.0 is the mr02 clone that I bought from the shop. I think Aaron has those carbon fibre ones coming into the shop as well…

    in reply to: MR01 Motor Heatsink/Clip #25960
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    Thanks for that link. I’ve just placed an order with them. I’m buying a heap of kyosho parts for the firelap 2.0 :topstuff:

    in reply to: More templestowe track action……. #25733
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    Great video Ph2t !

    Your driving skills are superb.

    in reply to: MR01 Motor Heatsink/Clip #25728
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    The alloy motor clips will fit on the stock plastic motor mount – up to a 8 or 9 tooth pinion gear (I can’t remember which one).

    Try adjusting the motor spacers and use some folded up paper on the back of the motor to push the motor heat clip/sink out.

    It’s quite hard to find MR01/MR02 gear these days on ebay…

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