RC Surfer
08-31-2009, 04:03 PM
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RE: RC Surfer
hello small…. I have a great problem now… that I have all the accessories brushles… does not align the motor with the axis of the propeller well.
some trick? … I have many vibrations, and the axis of the propeller is warmed up… I cannot surf-play!!!...
I have seen in some Web that also is used axis flexible....com you see or it?
thank
some trick? … I have many vibrations, and the axis of the propeller is warmed up… I cannot surf-play!!!...
I have seen in some Web that also is used axis flexible....com you see or it?
thank
09-01-2009, 10:41 AM
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09-01-2009, 03:28 PM
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RE: RC Surfer
hello again friendly…
I have bad gust of wind with my to lisasurfer!
the motor brushles is broken totally the motor support
somebody has made in house a support? podeis to give me measured or soles?
thank
I have bad gust of wind with my to lisasurfer!
the motor brushles is broken totally the motor support
somebody has made in house a support? podeis to give me measured or soles?
thank
09-03-2009, 05:52 AM
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RE: RC Surfer
I also have problems so that surfer returns to vertical.mi problem is that the two parts already stuck with epoxy… there is some way to take off without breakage?
09-06-2009, 06:37 PM
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RE: RC Surfer
To save time someone should make a essential shopping list of things you need and where to buy them if not at a LHS. Everything from reinforcing the cover to neoprene washers, motor size, Lipo batterries size, Etc. I have a pretty good idea what to get to make china lisa or boardshark moving and surfing but an ultimate list would save you heartache getting something someone put on here and it ended up not working out. For those of you that don't want to bother putting one together yourself, Surfcurls has complete setups that look pretty sweet. Thanks to everyone keeping this page going with there setup's. It is a huge help.
09-09-2009, 09:50 AM
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RE: RC Surfer
friend surfcurls
say you who A.M transmitter IS GOOD?
I have problems of obedience with my surfer rc.me say in the store there where I bought my ESC that A.M is not good and of my problems ...I must buy transmitter and receiver in F.M or can be done something?
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say you who A.M transmitter IS GOOD?
I have problems of obedience with my surfer rc.me say in the store there where I bought my ESC that A.M is not good and of my problems ...I must buy transmitter and receiver in F.M or can be done something?
thankyou
09-09-2009, 05:11 PM
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RE: RC Surfer
Hi Longboard'
We only use 75mhz am radio,s, and they work well...
make sure your radio transmitter is properly programmed to your esc
also make sure you turn on the transmitter, then plug in the battery,
this way your radio is the only thing "talking" to your board
Then make sure you unplug the battery first after use, and then shut off the transmitter.
john
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We only use 75mhz am radio,s, and they work well...
make sure your radio transmitter is properly programmed to your esc
also make sure you turn on the transmitter, then plug in the battery,
this way your radio is the only thing "talking" to your board
Then make sure you unplug the battery first after use, and then shut off the transmitter.
john
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09-10-2009, 06:17 AM
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RE: RC Surfer
I am using a transmitter of car of handles of 40mhz. it is possible that servo of direction this evil and produces east negative effect? … I have bought a ferrite paper clip to try to eliminate it
09-14-2009, 07:35 PM
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RE: RC Surfer
Quick question, are you guys using the stock shaft and tube in the nqd? what size is the stock shaft for a coupler, what size motor output shaft are the fast surfers using? I have a board shark stripped ready for mods and a nqd lisa ready just trying to tie up some lose details. Thanks
09-15-2009, 12:51 AM
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RE: RC Surfer
The Shark Uses A 5mm Coupling (shaft End) and 1/8 for the motor side ( Im 99% Sure) Been a while on that one.
The NQD Uses a 4mm Coupling (shaft end) and 1/8 For the motor side (100% Sure)
We dont use the stock NQD Shaft or plastic coupling
surfcurls.com has the 4mm shaft (stainless Steel) and comes with the coupling, set screws and Stuff Tube. Fits NQD and All Kyosho, But NOT Shark.
Hope this helps
The NQD Uses a 4mm Coupling (shaft end) and 1/8 For the motor side (100% Sure)
We dont use the stock NQD Shaft or plastic coupling
surfcurls.com has the 4mm shaft (stainless Steel) and comes with the coupling, set screws and Stuff Tube. Fits NQD and All Kyosho, But NOT Shark.
Hope this helps
09-15-2009, 05:27 PM
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RE: RC Surfer
Thanks Surfcurls!! What is a good lipo size for these? I have some 11.1v 2100, from my aircraft days, will these work alright with a brushless setup. Is there bigger and better lipo's to put in to give the surfer more weight in the water?
09-16-2009, 03:45 AM
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RE: RC Surfer
I use transmitter of 40mhz and have problems of interferences. I take to a ESC himodel 45a. to somebody has happened him something similar? who helps me? … thanks
09-16-2009, 11:16 AM
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RE: RC Surfer
ORIGINAL: surfcurls
The Shark Uses A 5mm Coupling (shaft End) and 1/8 for the motor side ( Im 99% Sure) Been a while on that one.
The NQD Uses a 4mm Coupling (shaft end) and 1/8 For the motor side (100% Sure)
We dont use the stock NQD Shaft or plastic coupling
surfcurls.com has the 4mm shaft (stainless Steel) and comes with the coupling, set screws and Stuff Tube. Fits NQD and All Kyosho, But NOT Shark.
Hope this helps
The Shark Uses A 5mm Coupling (shaft End) and 1/8 for the motor side ( Im 99% Sure) Been a while on that one.
The NQD Uses a 4mm Coupling (shaft end) and 1/8 For the motor side (100% Sure)
We dont use the stock NQD Shaft or plastic coupling
surfcurls.com has the 4mm shaft (stainless Steel) and comes with the coupling, set screws and Stuff Tube. Fits NQD and All Kyosho, But NOT Shark.
Hope this helps
Correction... the board shark's motor coupling uses 1/8 for the motor side and 4mm for the shaft.
09-16-2009, 01:15 PM
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RE: RC Surfer
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Hey Longboard,
I have a 60a ESC. I have no problems with this size. I have a 3700 ni-mah battery and a brushless motor. Hope this helps
Hey Longboard,
I have a 60a ESC. I have no problems with this size. I have a 3700 ni-mah battery and a brushless motor. Hope this helps
09-17-2009, 05:56 PM
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RE: RC Surfer
She moved at about 50mph. Not really. About 20mph at full whack.
Longboard, I'll take a look for you. I think a picture of the esc may be in my previous photos on page 18.
Longboard, I'll take a look for you. I think a picture of the esc may be in my previous photos on page 18.
