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probley looking around march 2015

Here is my Proline Pro2 Shortcourse I took it for its first test run last sunday and it was raining slighty , but it didnt stop me as im waterproofed , with the combo it on fully throttle it keeped flipping onto its roof , so i turned a few settings down , My first onroad race meet is on sunday

when racing my shortcourse i had one of these http://www.modelsport.co.uk/fastrax-large-shoulder-carry-bag/rc-car-products/40054 plus another bag for carrying controller and few spares , but only carried them from out of the car boot to the pit table , the fastrax mega hauler bag which i got know seems ok as it has a long pull handle but wheeling it everywhere i think it would pee me off

i use these http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__1114__85__Batteries_Accessories-Lipo_Safe_Bags.html

Air compressor , wd40 and gt85 , toothbrush and paint brush ,

ive brought one and its build , just waiting of leccy combo to come once i get paid , over in america they are doiing well , and not seen any shops in the uk that supplie parts so im getting them from proline direct , ive upgraded the steering rack to a ali one , also brought the carbon shock braces fro front and back , i saw one last year run at our local club meet and it handled so well , it was on the onroad track and it turned tigher then the hpi blitz and more stable on the straight , reading review in america and rc shortcourse forum every one who owns one loves them , im going waterproof on leccy combo as well as putting in the savox waterproof servo

your find its the insert is worn away http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/like/221568348934?limghlpsr=true&hlpv=2&ops=true&viphx=1&hlpht=true&lpid=108&device=c&adtype=pla&crdt=0&ff3=1&ff11=ICEP3.0.0-L&ff12=67&ff13=80&ff14=108&ff19=0 some thing like this , the one you have might be white and plastic http://www.modelsport.co.uk/index.php?product_id=367510&gclid=Cj0KEQjwiJiiBRDh3Z-ctPfS5MgBEiQAAlkbQvhG68Vdk1-rZqZ4BgBOZPLzivvYKhNF_7d4iBmFodAaAjPl8P8HAQ

How do you find running with the red springs , i had to swop over to blacks all round and play with the droop at the rear for it to stay on the rails round the corners , it does turn sharp into corners with is a bonus , you have to upload a video of it running

if you want to keep the dirt out i got one of these http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/HPI-BLITZ-TBG-TOP-COVER-DIRT-SHIELD-keep-chassis-clean-/151026272778?pt=Radio_Control_Vehicles&hash=item2329de0a0a&clk_rvr_id=714752746381

if they are squares them you can choose from these http://rc-car-online.de/shop/en/1038-with-18-mm-wheel-square-like-fg-carson-smartech-and-other.html and if 24mm hex http://rc-car-online.de/shop/en/1039-with-24-mm-wheel-square-like-losi-hpi-mcd.html ive brought loads off here and delivery with in 4 days

o my days , if you need this tool your in the wrong hobbie , what a waste of money , buy it if your a fool ,

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/12v-Mains-UK-7a-ac-dc-replacement-power-supply-charger-for-Cello-TP1906D-TV-/201126423067?pt=UK_ConsumerElectronics_PowerAdaptors_SM&hash=item2ed411aa1b A Dc Charger like this 7a will work with your charger , you just need the right lead to fit your charger

an old bashers trick is ptfe plumbers tape or buy the right o ring http://www.modelsport.co.uk/ho-bao-complete-o-ring-set-hyper-21/rc-car-products/20993

when i set my LSN , first set my HSN and then for LSN i run it up and down then bring it back and let it idle for 8 seconds then full throttle off if it boggs then i slighty lean it again and if it dies as if there is no fuel then i richen it , i keep running it up and down and let it idle till i get to the point where it shoots off like a rocket and then slighty richen it up and run it and check temperatures but always make sure there is smoke

i think kevs got enought mate lol

That was called a runaway and you cooked the engine on full throttle , how long was it on full throttle before it popped where your batterys fully charged on your car as well as contoller hence why it lost signal and nothing was working , i.e throttle and steering

some one on our page facebook is selling one for

this is a hard one but turn it upside down and shake it or blow a air line over it

Set your lsn back to factory settings and try again , but this time tune the hsn , get it so there is a nice trail of smoke , warm the engine up before you start to tune , keep running it up and down and each time adjust the hsn 1/8 of a turn , keep adjusting it till you see no more top end and nice trail of smoke once you have done that slighy richen it up , Now you have the hsn set try the lsn and with a full tank once again warm the engine up and this time run it up and down and then come back and stop and let it idle for 8 second and then full throttle , if it boggs while trying to pull away then lean it slighty and run it up and down and back again and do the same let it idle for 8 seconds then full throttle , you should notice its better off the line , keep doing it till it shoots of and has smoke coming out of the exhaust , when the car shoots off like a rocket once again slighty richen it up and your car should be set , let it cool down and then another full tank and drive it like you stole it and after 5 minutes check your temperatures ,

if your running 1/10 or 1/8 there is Adur rc that do onroad and offroad , Adur do a winter season onroad with shortcourse and have a good 15 cars racing

I brought the pro kit from BMM http://www.bmmracing.co.uk/sworkz-s350-brushless-electric-buggy-p-5191.html and the electric from funs hobby http://www.funshobby.com/index.php/powerplants/power-combo/tenshock-x812-hobbywing-150a.html with the 1900kv motor option BMM has spot on customer service ringing me with updates on the delivery times and both arrived with in the same time , ive done one season with my sworkz at my local club and at Srs series and its the first time running buggys and i found it to be a good kit and still fine tuning the setup to how i want it to be , only thing i have broke is the rear diff case but i have changed the rear chassis brace from ali to the plastic to give it abit more flex and it seems to have helped , i dont like the reciever box as it seems small and tight plus its not easy to work on aprt from that im a happy customer

i dont bother with AA rechargable batterys , i just buy packs of durrcell for