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Not sure i should flood a thread with pics after only being here a day or two but... Here's an overview of the DDF-350
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Springs and stock servo mount to lower a Trx4 high trail, Trx4m parts and brass hexes for the sendero. And check out the name on these injora tyres for the Trx4m...3 points
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Afternoon all. It’s been a while.. I dug my 10.2 out of its retirement ‘home’ (a box in the spare room) the other day…and I’m thinking a resurrection is on the cards 🤔3 points
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A nice servo 👍
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Na, can’t be arsed to take them off the steelies 😂3 points
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They spelt Klingon wrong2 points
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Just buy a Hobbywing 1060 ESC around £20, and run lipo with stock motor. Brushless is just going to break stuff and cost you more in the long run2 points
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Quality servos, they OEM for Reefs, Shift RC etc 👍2 points
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0.08 at 8.4!2 points
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Sounds like a good idea to me. I use mine regularly, good trucks👍2 points
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New injora 370 motor and gearbox arrived today. Here's a couple of size comparison picture's ...2 points
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I’ve had a GT5 and a Radiolink, I’ve just got a Dumbo RC DDF350 and I would pick it over both of them, I paid about £50 off Aliexpress and turned up in about 5 days Up to 10 channels (rx dependant) I’ve got the 6 channel version, but the extra channel are now light controllers, has some really nice settings like cruise control, winch controller etc
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Yep, im going for the brown one too….. eventually.2 points
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Fitted the Bronco body. The front bumper is on backorder so I've fitted the one in the picture for now.2 points
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No maths involved. Just a decimal point
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Another do I need it "no" but do i want it "yes" purchase 😁
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I've got a couple of sets of traxxas 2.2 canyon tyres I want to try and remove from the plastic wheels. I want the tyres to use on aluminium beadlocks, so I'm not bothered about damaging the wheels. I'm aware of the various acetone methods. Soaking in and above the acetone in a container to break down the glue. I know you can put them in the oven. Never tried this method. I imagine this won't be good for the tyres, but don't know for sure. If anyone has had any success please let me know.1 point
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I’m looking for a wheel type controller with model memory for under £100. I’ve narrowed it down to the Flysky gt5 and radio link rc6gs. I’m leaning toward the gt5 as it’s cheaper and I think it looks better! But I can get a radio link same delivery on Amazon. Is there any reason the radio link would be better? Also the Flysky receivers seem to be cheaper. or does anyone have an alternative suggestion?1 point
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Yep just introducing myself to you all. I'm Ricky or Chunk. Whichever don't mind. Got back in to the hobby after watching a few Kevin Talbot vids and finally finding TomleyRC. My Fleet: ZD Racing Pirates 3 BX-8 #9020 1/8th buggy with a Surpass Hobby 150A ESC, RocketRC 4068 2650Kv Motor with Surpass heatsink and twin fans. Haiboxing 16889A-Pro. Stock. Bashing Body and Shelf Body WLToys 14016 V2. With paddle tyres fitted to rear and spoiler removed. This pic taken today fresh from a bash up the heath. Loads of grip from those rear tyres 🙂
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Hello mate, welcome to the forum1 point
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As above I've got the same one and highly rate it. I brought another 10 recievers for my other rcs and they cost less that the price I paid for 1 for my sanwa.1 point
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Depends, if you build a lot of kits, I think it pays to sacrifice buying another RC and investing in some proper tools. I dread to think whatmy RC tool kit cost, probably the same as a Tamiya Avante, but I wouldnt be without it!1 point
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God Im old, I had an original Schumacher Mission!1 point
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I’ve just got one, zero complaints with it so far 👍1 point
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Welcome to the forum 👍1 point
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The above does look incredible for the money!1 point
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I use my DDF-350 all the time. It's a wonderful bit of kit. especially for the price it was from AliEx. and the 6 channel receivers are about 8 quid each. 10 model memory sucks a little bit. That's the only downside i can see from using it though1 point
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It probably ran lean when you were filling it and it blew the glow plug, when running nitros think of a glow plug like a disposable item1 point
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Hi and welcome to the forum1 point
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I use a Noble NB4, receivers are quite pricey mind1 point
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thats a real beast of a motor lol1 point
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Yeah no worries 👍1 point
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Basic 6ch are about a 5iver and the one with the light controller are still under a tenner1 point
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Dumborc naff name but quality kit, very good radio1 point
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The Schumacher Mi9 is a top-tier racing Touring Car, with a track record of victories. The Mi9 prototype has clinched wins at various prestigious events including European ETS races on both carpet and asphalt and is consistently fast on all grip levels. Mi9 Specification: Power Source: ELECTRIC Model Type: 4WD, ON-ROAD, COMPETITION Length: 300mm Width: 185mm Top Speed: 40 MPH + Equipment Needed: 2 Channel Radio Motor Servo (Low Profile) Electric Speed Control Wheels & Tyres 2S Lipo Battery, stick or shorty Bodyshell Motor Pinion - 48dp CR878 - CORE RC Driveshaft Clip Pliers Link: https://www.racing-cars.com/mi9-alloy-kit-k215?returnurl=%2fsearch%3fq%3dmi9%2bkit%2bk211 point -
That does look nice. How much are the 6ch rx?1 point
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really liked that1 point
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Don't do the oven method, I would try soaking the rims in isopropylene and leaving it for a few days1 point
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A few tawny owls in the garden last night. One of them was sat right in front of the camera calling out.1 point
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I guess not room for a Li-Ion pack in there, i made an 18650 3S 1P pack for my flysky gt3 and only charge it about 3 times a year and unlike a lipo the Li-Ion battery likes to be left charged1 point
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It’s a cracking radio, been going through the setting and it has everything you could wish for and more, like cruise control, winch controller mix etc The instructions are rubbish though and seems quite battery hungry, definitely needs a little lipo tx pack1 point
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since the rc 10 is so expensive i went and bought a tamiya wild one instead :)1 point
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Arnt the droop screws there to protect the shocks from being pulled to far ?1 point
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Here's a short video of the my tarantula crawler on the crawler course. This particular section is very steep. Not many of my crawlers can do these few lines. For example non of my trx4s will do these lines with a body on,and even then they won't make most of them. It's really steep for lcg rigs. This shows how capable the little Trx4m's are...1 point
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Dumbo RC radio gear, gotta say first impressions are really good 👍
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A bit more drilling and the bolt is out, the wheel is not pretty but it will work.....for now so fitted to van
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Have to ask, why is Modelsport or Wheelspin not a UK dealer1 point
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That's why I've never bothered with redcat. Uk spares seem very limited. Plenty of other brands with spares available in the UK.1 point
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From what i have seen this will run rings round a TRX4 but then there is the long term reliability, even this Traxxas hater would be first to admit the TRX4 seems to be ultra reliable, i imagine there will be a YT video soon with this rig up against a TRX1 point
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seen a few YT video`s and this looks a winner on spec and performance but same old thing, we dont have a Redcat dealer here in UK and shipping plus import from Redcat makes this less tempting1 point
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