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  • in reply to: Can some1 show me how to dual motor? #49071
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    that’s correct, you want to put them in parrallel to get any performanec boost.

    What I would like to see is this mod done but with the 2nd motor pointing the other way and have a 2nd set of gears involved. This way you will remove any issue with torque spins that I’m sure affects all of us.

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    in reply to: do the mash, the monster mash…… #49070
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    Move the tuning coil hey? hmmm, sounds interesting…….

    in reply to: do the mash, the monster mash…… #49068
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    When talking higher value cap we’re talking the uF value. Currently it is a 100uF 10V cap. I would replace it with something the same but at a lower voltage of 6V. I do this for the single reason is that is what I’ve got on hand.:D No other reason. I have some great tantulum SMT caps going up to 330uF that are still smaller than the stock cap. Micro, I’ll update the chassis and show you a pic shortly.

    I can only think what a higher value cap would do, the best thing is to try it and see the effects (if any).

    Cheers,

    ph2t.

    in reply to: do the mash, the monster mash…… #49059
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    Well I ‘ve finished soldering and cutting and prepping. First runs on the floorboards with a 1.6 show promise but i have few issues with some wires being too short, arghh….. I’m gonna replace the 100uF capacitor on there with a surface mount cap of the same (or greater) value just to decrease the headroom. I’ve got plans for an r32 shell and I might need the space! Although it will prolly be raised in the end given the space that is needed by the wheels to turn/operate.

    Too late to continue, time to crash……

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    in reply to: Christmas presents #38212
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    sad arse…….:approve:

    in reply to: anouther monster #49057
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    She’s a one way street man! Ain’t no turning back! :p

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    in reply to: new suspension project #49056
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    Thanks man, I sorta missed somewhere that you attached the plate at a right angle! Sorry about that…. Looking good! I’m gonna focus on getting my new monster bit of mine running first then I’ll tackle the rear suspension…

    For all you guys out there wondering what betty is talking about with publicity check dis out….

    http://www.bitpimps.lixlink.com/pages/phpForum/viewtopic.php?t=2841

    Wanted to get some input from those pimps across the deep blue pond..

    ph2t.

    Edited by – ph2t on 27 December 2003 00:43:16

    in reply to: do the mash, the monster mash…… #49053
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    Ok then, moving along to a TOMY chassis I’m now modding this chassis keeping in mind the end application.

    Now, I don’t know how everyone does their internal dual cell mods but I’m keeping well away from the front end. The mistake on the last chassis was that I removed the screw mount area from the steering assembly under the misguided reason that I could get more room this way (it did get more room, but now under monster bit conditions, the front wheels pop out all the time). So I’ve now focused on getting the room in the chassis for the daul cell mod by dremeling out the rear half of the chassis.

    Here you can see that I’ve ground out the rear plastic wells that seated the original battery. I’ve also lost the charging contacts, doing a custom connector with this chassis.

    Here you can see that the batts fit perfectly. I want to use 200mah rated batts to get the longest runtime I can ’cause when playing with the 1st prototype I made there was never enough time to enjoy, the darn thing kept running out of charge to quickly…..

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    in reply to: new suspension project #49047
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    Just one question man (more to do with the TOMY chassis). How do you affix the hplate to the motor housing when the rear axle needs a clear path to be able to snap in?

    I noticed in this shot on your TOMY chassis
    http://community.webshots.com/s/image3/9/16/23/104291623iVZwlk_ph.jpg
    that the connection is very thin. Have you found a way to better secure it yet? Or does it work like a treat?

    Also, what suspension solution do you have in mind for the front end?

    And another idea dude, you should check out the rear suspension design of a mini-z, the hplate concept is implemented on the Z’s as well BUT they also have a damper spring/shock setup on the top of the chassis to counter and sharp “up motion” forces that the hplate can’t handle.

    cheers,

    ph2t.

    in reply to: anouther monster #49045
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    I think the main reason for the growing popularity is the fact that now you can take these little buggers outside and enjoy the open road, lol!

    Can’t wait to finish my monster using the legit TOMY chassis…..

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    in reply to: 6.56:1 gears #38329
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    That was a typo man, it was 8.25:1 ratio, sorry.

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    in reply to: Project Efini #38330
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    Very nice man, very nice. use img in lowercase instead of then the pics will show up.

    eg:post-23-1072209455.jpg

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    Edited by – ph2t on 26 December 2003 09:36:54

    in reply to: Christmas presents #38331
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    My main present was a new victa lawnmover:

    BLEE3.gif

    Pretty cool, get to crank tha bastard up today! Subtle hint from my rellos on what I should be doing in the garden. Our old one seized up last month. Also got the usual clothes/stuff for the house crap……

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    in reply to: Merry Christmas! #38332
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    Merry Christmas Punks!

    santbike.jpg

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    in reply to: Mini-Z Mad Force #49030
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    @ rcmart.com they are $157USD, but what’s the cost of shipping? that’s what it’s all about. Damn, I sooo want one of these…..

    now, if I could only sucker more people into giving my paypal money! hmmmmmmmm…..

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    in reply to: do the mash, the monster mash…… #49022
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    Thanks man, I’ve come to a point now where I can’t seem to improve the steering any more. I’m also having issues with the integrity of the front end. Due to the dual cell history of this chassis, the steering mount isn’t as secure as I’d like it and now under these extreme conditions the wheels seem to come off their mounts more frequently.

    I’m gonna take the plunge and redo the whole thing on a TOMY chassis…

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    in reply to: my custom modena #38350
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    lookin pretty mad there man, what sorta putty you using ?

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    in reply to: anouther monster #49017
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    oh, ok then, didn’t realise…..

    in reply to: anouther monster #49009
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    I like what you’ve done brendan. How does it handle?

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    in reply to: do the mash, the monster mash…… #49007
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    Found that 3 springs is a bit hard, hmmm, what to do…..

    What is better? Adding an extra magnet or adding extra coils? Which one will create a greater force of pull?

    ph2t.

    in reply to: do the mash, the monster mash…… #48995
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    ph2t the woman in the background doesn’t look all that impressed. Man, I know what you mean about figuring out whether tyres are rubber or placcy with out opening the toy. Nice work, that is my plan for my scale racer, when Bithed come thru with the merch! Also maybe the best thread name ever!

    Edited by – Pork_Hunt on 24 December 2003 06:57:27

    lol dude, my wife is used to small, fast moving objects flying around the floorboards at home. It’s good to see I’m not the only sad case when it comes to sussing out toys….:p

    anyways, here’s some more play-by-play.

    Sofar I had only one steering spring in there, the car would turn but it would take a while to straighten. Then if it went into boost all hell would brake loose. I added an extra spring and got better results, but still not enough for what I wanted.

    So I’m at three springs now. I’m using a clone steering arm that came with this (now to be) handy white disc that ensures the springs don’t fly off. With one spring it’s not really needed, but with 3 springs I happy to have it!

    steering_springs.jpg

    Time to add the independent front end suspension, lol….

    all_springs.jpg

    Out to the backyard I go…..

    To re-iterate betty’s comments, DO THIS MOD! It is way fun and adds a whole level of sadness to grown men playing with toys!

    ph2t.

    Edited by – ph2t on 24 December 2003 13:13:52

    in reply to: do the mash, the monster mash…… #48993
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    so you’ve basically stuck the big wheels on top of bcg wheels yeah? did you have to make a new pin for the front wheels?:8ball:

    nah, I dremeled out the inside of the front wheel nubs so the pin had room to spin freely. I then put superglue around the rim of the new wheel and glued this to the outer side rims of the original bit wheel. This is a sort lazy way to go but it worked. It also solved the problem of the front wheels hitting the chassis when turning. Because the wheels are so far out, a full left or right turn happens without a problem.:)

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    in reply to: do the mash, the monster mash…… #48976
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    For betty and leon:

    here’s some pics detailing how I connected the tyres/rims.

    proto4.jpg

    proto5.jpg

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    in reply to: do the mash, the monster mash…… #48974
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    I think a 12:1 gearing will be better for this. Because ur current setup is really for alota top speed.
    And the best place to drive this baby is on a gravel road!!! Or just off the walk path.

    Edited by – leonli17 on 24 December 2003 00:32:50

    I was thinking that when I built it. I had the green and blue geared axles in front of me and in the end I thought that if it works and all is cool I would end up kicking myself for not getting a little bit more speed. Seriously dude, you gotta see this thing take off in 100% boost mode, it freakin flys!

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    in reply to: do the mash, the monster mash…… #48970
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    that’s good to hear dude.

    man this thing is fun. just with the new shoes this thing works like magic over concrete. once I get the suspension in she will be one smooth ride!

    yeah!

    ph2t.

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