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jayjay283 08.21.2008 02:36 PM

I have my 2nd V2 in hand today, cant get the wife and kids to leave so I can solder it up, nerve racking sons a biochez. Guess another 2am solder session

e-mike 08.21.2008 02:57 PM

lucky you are guy's:mdr:

for me my first v1 died yesterday(yes!!!! 3 month of hard street bashing:surprised:)he died after a weelie......:whip:send it back to cc...hope is return soon....

and im waiting for my second mmm(v2 )

mtfly2000 08.21.2008 05:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by George16 (Post 204010)
So is this blaming Mike or not?

No. The system. Mike's customer service is second to none. I have no doubt that Mike has done everything in his power to make us customers happy (except to maybe bypass the middle man). Mike has done a lot for the 1/8 scale electric RC hobby and now he and his customers are being let down.

johnrobholmes 08.21.2008 05:11 PM

Mike will take care of all customers as fast as possible, I can tell you that. Although he doesn't buy straight from Castle, I know the distributor and they are not the cause of bottleneck. It is merely that Castle is having trouble keeping up with demand!

Now as to who gets what controllers when, that is another matter that we can't even guess on. I do know that Castle is sending out partial orders so that everybody gets a few here and a few there.

Pdelcast 08.21.2008 05:54 PM

And for us, it's like every day is something new. Today we ran out of 6.5mm connectors... bleah. Supposed to have more Monday.:tongue:

JThiessen 08.21.2008 06:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pdelcast (Post 204194)
Today we ran out of 6.5mm connectors... bleah. Supposed to have more Monday.:tongue:

awwwwww.....chit! Its been so long since I researched this that I forgot they were 6.5mm. I bought 6mm connectors. Are the 6.5's already soldered on? Hopefully not, so I can just use my 6mm's

jayjay283 08.21.2008 07:11 PM

6.5 are just soldered on to the side of the wire that plugs into the esc, you can use the 6mms fine for the other end and the motor


http://i278.photobucket.com/albums/k...nsterwires.jpg

blueb8llz 08.22.2008 06:34 PM

my v1 almost died yesterday as well. i was bashing for 10 mins then needed to take a break because my 7xl as usual. 10 mins later, plugged everything in, turned the esc on, no beeps, no lights, but the fan was working. no signal to the remote either.
then i unplugged everything, and plugged everthing back in, mmm started working again.
wierd. it ran the entire lipo no problem afterwards.
i wonder why this happened.

suicideneil 08.22.2008 07:09 PM

It was still taking a rest break when you finished yours...

blueb8llz 08.22.2008 07:23 PM

lol yea thats what it seemed like. thing got me worried for a min there....it maybe a sign that its telling me its gonna poop soon.

123revo 08.24.2008 06:51 AM

ok guys...so how in fact do we tell V1 from V2? is it marked on the unit/box?

or do we have to wait for the subtle tell tale signs of an RC inferno?

just curious.

123

Sammus 08.24.2008 06:55 AM

V1 has the main wires sticking out, V2 has female plugs instead (see above post #337)

macr0w 08.24.2008 07:37 AM

Dang! I feel bad. I'm waiting on my 5th one. :whistle:

So far I've had 2 v1's and 2 v2's. One of my v2's is still running but I'm waiting for the other. :mdr:

tc3_racer_001 08.24.2008 07:43 AM

but the question is, is the one you got running, up to scratch> i.e. are you happy with it. if yes then dont worry, one day it will be back to normal... until castle creations decide to bring out the HV prematurely. a 10S lipo going bang would be a pretty dangerous event... hope that never happens to anyone.

123revo 08.24.2008 07:51 AM

ok thanks cobber,

v1 has the wires hard soldered to the unit ,v2 has connectors soldered to the unit. gotcha mate.:smile:

123.


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