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Lightweight "Thin4" | RC10B4 FT
Nothing special, but i got kind of bored..so i took some parts that i have here in the hoby room :thumbsup: some spare chassis,arms,electronics so on..
See how low light i can get this "Thin4", no plans to race, since it is waaay to light..i hope :D Heaviest of the El will be the Xerun60A sensor and Novak 380 - 8.5T Rest will be mini servo Hardcase CS 1900lipo can handle 114A burst.. I will use Orion 26mm lightweight El touring rims, with dito rally/pin from schumi http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o...4/DSC_0223.jpg http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o...4/DSC_0227.jpg |
you'll need quite the mini servo, I'd think a low pro servo would be much better, even though you don't plan on racing it, you'll still want it to steer
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now you should try to mount a durango body on this!
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ISC949 Ko servo i think..
Il make a cab forward i think :) http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o...4/DSC_0234.jpg http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o...4/DSC_0232.jpg |
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Done...little sad...the weight is exactly 1101gr rtr...with Schumi tires it will losse some more...im running the Limited Edition CM26 motor insted..the novak felt great but i will not roast it
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4th and almost final lid for the Thin4 car...sad i rushed this one, and the heat did some small damage on the lid, a new one will be ready sunday..
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Looks good. How well does it get round a track tho?
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the feeling was awsome...not sure if il be sticking with the CM26 , il going to test 1/10th el..
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hey MR.P
Looks Like fun . if your going to put a 1/10th motor . maybe a one cell lipo could do the trick . ie : 4200mAh 3.7V Carbon LiPo battery, for 1/12-scale cars http://www.redrc.net/wp-content/uplo...rion1S4200.jpg |
Car looks ace :thumbsup:
Will first test be at "green hill" ?? |
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Tried this myself, and using a 1 cell lipo with a 3.5t motor gives reasonable power in a car on the weight limit, but imo isn't worth the trouble. If you go this route you need a receiver pack. - The 1/12 style regulators don't give enough oomph. But the main drawback is the amount of time to charge as the lower voltage means you take a lot more out of the pack than with 2s. You can't get away with one battery unless you are running at a very large meeting. A 2s micro pack like the one pictured in the car, or low capacity full size 2s pack such as orions 2400 which only weighs 150g is a better option. But it will depend on your local rules as to what you can do. |
First test will be at GreenHill...i will order some 2200 45c packs...i will not run the 1/10th system in this...it was never made for it...but it can be done, i have done it...it looks good :)
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Looking good thomas :thumbsup:
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Awesome Thomas :D
How about 4wd front tyres on the back to loose a little more weight ? and for motor, how about using something like Dan has in his Chunk, its 400 size so can use stock 48dp pinions too :thumbsup: or maybe shorten the chassis, change the wishbones and call it a Micro !! |
nice input wayne.
i can tell you will be a valued member of this forum. |
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4wd rears..thats a plan. The motor, yes, now i have to look in to that, i know that Feigao have a real nice 380c cklass, with inbuilt zink in the can..that can to be a killa |
Si..here it is..im down at 1090gram now..sad i think it will go up little..will go for the 380c motor and 2200 packs
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very good
Hello
I´m very interested in your project! But can you tell us how long the runtime ist with that lipo? thanks a lot! Simon |
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