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05.17.2009, 10:07 PM

got back from the track today...

damage list
front skid plate
front bulkhead
front driveshaft
3 servos!!!
someones pride


this thing has muched 3 of my best MG servos that I have, a JR650, JR590, and an off brand 202oz .13 digital servo!! 1 was because I had the epa set at 150%, and the 2 JRs just developed sooo much slop that it wouldn't center

it handels fairly decent, but I'm defently going to get a set of truggy tires for it.

I beat the 1/8 buggy a guy brought out, he had almost a lap on me and then flamed out he wasn't the best driver, but still

Mmmm, backflips
I love 30+ foot tripples

BTW, I circled a divot(1.5 in deap,) in the ground(casued by the maxx) that broke the bulkhead.


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05.18.2009, 01:18 AM

yea end points are a very important adjustment. i also read that if not properly adjusted it can pull power to much from the mmm bec.

i set my steering epa so the tires turn and stop right before they lock out.

got any action pics ?
   
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05.18.2009, 01:43 AM

None of those servos are enough to run the steering on a MT, you need 250 min and that is with a digital servo. Run a pair of the 650 jr servos, or some 645 hitecs if you feel cheap! I like jr 9100t servos, only need 1 but at $120 each they are a bit pricey. They can be had used for 80 bucks if you look carefully. (cough, crawler forums, cough)
   
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yea end points are a very important adjustment. i also read that if not properly adjusted it can pull power to much from the mmm bec.

i set my steering epa so the tires turn and stop right before they lock out.

got any action pics ?
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