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A4DTM 04.04.2007 06:38 PM

very nice Serum. Do you have a link to the batteries you'll be using? I think your layout will handle much better than mine. the only reason my packs are on the outsides is because most of the batteries are long and narrow, while it looks like yours will be more "squared".. wanna race? :)

BrianG 04.04.2007 07:01 PM

Serum, that is very purrrty. Should definitely be very fast. Where do you plan to run that?

AAngel 04.04.2007 07:12 PM

Serum,

that is some very nice work. That is, in fact, my next project. We're getting ready to start an on road club down here and the serpent is what I want.

As for the battery, is that the helicopter pack that you are going to be using. I think it's distributed by eflight. Anyway, very nice. If you don't mind, I may be PMing you with some questions, to take advantage of your experiences with the build.

GorillaMaxx360 04.04.2007 08:09 PM

very nice serum let us know how it drives will you be adding this to you website kind of thing so i can view them along with your other projects. this one i mean http://rc.stuurmijmail.nl/

jnev 04.04.2007 11:25 PM

Serum - that is really, truly awesome work. It looks just so perfect. Can't wait to see it run!!:027:

BP-Revo 04.05.2007 12:38 AM

That looks AWESOME Serum. The CF is a work of art (where did you get it - I want to order some CF, but I'm worried about the plate being completely flat, and that plate looks to be very true).

PS. Vids are required. :D

BrianG 04.05.2007 01:37 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BP-Revo
PS. Vids are required. :D

Ditto!

Serum 04.05.2007 01:48 AM

Thanks for the compliments guys! i will get a movie of her on full speed turns. I found a track for 1/8th onroad cars, lets see if they are willing to let me drive..

The carbon fibre is from graphiteelegance.

Currently using this for pictures;

http://picasaweb.google.com/buikpijn

It's easier to maintain than the stuurmijmail site.

Aangel, feel free to drop me the questions you want answered.

AAngel 04.05.2007 01:55 AM

Serum,

I appreciate it. Once I get my kit in, I'm sure that a bunch of questions will come to mind. I will, at the least, want to compare notes to see if your solutions are better than mine. :)

glassdoctor 04.05.2007 09:05 AM

Makes me want to do something with the old (RC150?) 1/8 2wd onroad car I have. It has old stale tires on it and I never wanted to waste the $$ for a new set. But I have been thinking about that car for a speed run machine....

Dafni 04.05.2007 09:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Serum
... I found a track for 1/8th onroad cars, lets see if they are willing to let me drive...

They better! Where else should you drive it!? If you can't race with the nitros, I'm sure they will let you "practice" there.
As for racing, keep in mind the nitros do 60 easy, more like 70 to 80 mph. And with their 2-speed, they accelerate quick! The first time I saw some in person, I could not believe my eyes... snapiest and fastest RCs I have ever seen.

Again, nice work, Rene.

glassdoctor 04.05.2007 10:57 AM

True... it's not like those things aren't already stupid fast. These cars may be the hardest things for an electric to match.

Smoking a 1/8 4wd onroad with electric ain't gonna be easy. But I bet it will be fun trying...

rchippie 04.05.2007 11:12 AM

Rene your car looks really really good :027: .

Serum 04.05.2007 12:17 PM

Thanks Guys!

i know they accelerate like nothing else in nitro form..
I wasn't expecting to win any prices with it, but i am pretty sure if i take the front belt of, and make it a 2wd it is a good candidate for high top-speed.

Serum 04.05.2007 12:40 PM

side-note; 50-60MPH on her is more than enough for me.. As long as it's controllable power, like a buggy vs an MT, you know..


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