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¿weight rtr of this car?
It weighs 3430 g ready to run, compared to my nitro S3 which is 3560 g with empty tank. 51% of the weight is on the rear tires, left/right is <1% off balance (at least my measurements said so).

I was running two battery packs on a dirt track and one in a skate park. On the track, top speed seemed just right, runtime was roughly 12 min with 5° timing. With 25% punch control, the buggy was well controllable. I will probably get a pair of bigger batteries to increase runtime, but they have to fit my trays.


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05.31.2011, 09:24 PM

Thats pretty good. I have found that the lighter buggies are a handfull to drive though and take a bit of setup work to tame. My rc8 is 3330g rtr and rips but took a bit of unconventional tuning to get it to work. Your setup is lookin good too keep up the good work.
   
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Thats pretty good. I have found that the lighter buggies are a handfull to drive though and take a bit of setup work to tame. My rc8 is 3330g rtr and rips but took a bit of unconventional tuning to get it to work. Your setup is lookin good too keep up the good work.
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yeah photos are nice huh? sorry guys had to get to a pc, iphone wont do it. 1400kv on 2650 6s 40c 3330-3400 rtr depending on the tires. use about 600-700 mah on a medium size indoor clay track. got some 6s 3600 30c's for long outdoor mains with the noisemakers. enjoy!

ps. towers and arms are the new worlds stuff. had it for a few months and really like the responsiveness it added to the car.
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06.04.2011, 07:06 PM

Looks nice. Wow, that front shock tower is beefy, about 4 mm? What kind of setup changes did you make? If that is a CFRP chassis, you might have raised the CF quite a bit, which increases roll.
You used only 700 mAh for a 5 min qualifier? Or 700 mAh per minute?

I realized the biggest LiPos that fit my trays hold about 2600 mAh. Yesterday, I got two Fullymax 3S 2600 mAh 35C really cheap (48 USD per pack, half as much as my Kokam 2400). I haven't mounted them, but looking forward to not having to wait 30 min between runs.


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Front tower is 5mm and it uses roughly 700mah in a five minute race on a medium size indoor track with a 1400kv on 6s. Geared for about 38-40 mph. Roll center has changed slightly but more than anything the worlds geometry was the biggest change. Had to stiffen the shocks a bit and some other fine tuning for my driving style but mostly learn how to drive the new car with all the turn in. It's a tad looser than my rear battery b setup but I will probably move the pack to the rear and see how it does. As it is now it has tons of steering but not as stable or as much corner speed as with the pack in the rear.
   
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I had a race last weekend and was using my new Fullymax 3s 2600 mAh 35C (two in series) along my Kokam 3s 2500 mAh 30C. I'm able to get 15 min of runtime, but it depends on driving style. Top speed is slightly faster than the nitros. So far, I'm very happy with my Fullymax LiPos, even though they cost half as much as the Kokams.

The torque of this powertrain is unbelievable. We have a big jump (with very high friction surface) which the nitros need quite some throttle to clear. I would just roll up to the jump slowly, give some throttle and land 2 m after the landing ramp. I need to play with my Castle Link a lot more, though. Went to 0° timing and 50% punch control already.

Temps after a 20 min final (25°C air temp):
Motor: 75°C
ESC: 52°C
Batteries: 40°C

However, my buggy handles like crap (it's six years old!) and I need to mount the battery containers better. I'll probably get a used Xray 808 at the end of the season, or two (one nitro, one electric). But I'm very happy with the powertrain so far. Only change I am thinking about is somehow making room for "standard" length batteries.


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Can you talk about what you did on this? CF tower, chassis, what else?
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yeah photos are nice huh? sorry guys had to get to a pc, iphone wont do it. 1400kv on 2650 6s 40c 3330-3400 rtr depending on the tires. use about 600-700 mah on a medium size indoor clay track. got some 6s 3600 30c's for long outdoor mains with the noisemakers. enjoy!

ps. towers and arms are the new worlds stuff. had it for a few months and really like the responsiveness it added to the car.
   
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