hobby king nitro ducati.... help
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hobby king nitro ducati.... help
hi guys, i bought a hobby king (victory hawk) nitro ducati a few weeks back and iv had nothing but trouble with it, i know you get what u pay for and they are a rip-off of the thunder tiger bikes but i could not resist for $170au. Anyway iv had about 15 years experance with nitro engines and for the life of me i cant get this thing to stay running, a few seconds after i take the igniter off it dies every time. iv replaced the plug 3 times, leaned it out (thought it may have just been too rich), had the engine and exhaust out to inspect it for air leaks ect, and the clutch is all good. They run a .15 engine with a HSN, a idle needle, but it has NO LOW SPEED NEEDLE (never seen a nitro engine with no lsn b4). the only way i can run it is i leave the igniter connected, and thats no good. anyone seen this b4, iv had it with this thing, any ideas why it wont run?
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RE: hobby king nitro ducati.... help
never mind, got it going......... now the oneway in the starter is buggered!!! oh well guess i will end up replacing everything with tt parts in the end.
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RE: hobby king nitro ducati.... help
buggered? pull rope, recoil or bearing? if its the bearing a simple clean and gentle sanding of the starter shaft and it should work just fine, if its the recoil, eh, thats a bit tougher to fix.
how are these bikes anyway? never owned a bike but they do look interesting.
how are these bikes anyway? never owned a bike but they do look interesting.
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RE: hobby king nitro ducati.... help
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buggered? pull rope, recoil or bearing? if its the bearing a simple clean and gentle sanding of the starter shaft and it should work just fine, if its the recoil, eh, thats a bit tougher to fix.
how are these bikes anyway? never owned a bike but they do look interesting.
buggered? pull rope, recoil or bearing? if its the bearing a simple clean and gentle sanding of the starter shaft and it should work just fine, if its the recoil, eh, thats a bit tougher to fix.
how are these bikes anyway? never owned a bike but they do look interesting.