switching engines
07-09-2012, 11:15 AM
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switching engines
yo
so ive got this 2 off road cars(electric), however one of them is not in use cause it has a problem with the right front wheel, however, the problem is that the used one got a perfect build but is a bit weak( 6 volt engine), the not used one got
a 9,6 volt engine, so if i remove the complete backblock with the weak engine and replace it by the strong one, will it just go faster or will the circutboards blow??? the accu is easy to replace they both got a tamiya plug and both accu packs fit in the other car
plz leave a comment and thnx for reading
so ive got this 2 off road cars(electric), however one of them is not in use cause it has a problem with the right front wheel, however, the problem is that the used one got a perfect build but is a bit weak( 6 volt engine), the not used one got
a 9,6 volt engine, so if i remove the complete backblock with the weak engine and replace it by the strong one, will it just go faster or will the circutboards blow??? the accu is easy to replace they both got a tamiya plug and both accu packs fit in the other car
plz leave a comment and thnx for reading
07-09-2012, 02:49 PM
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RE: switching engines
ORIGINAL: OFF-ROAD-ELECTRO-FLASH
yo
so ive got this 2 off road cars(electric), however one of them is not in use cause it has a problem with the right front wheel, however, the problem is that the used one got a perfect build but is a bit weak( 6 volt engine), the not used one got
a 9,6 volt engine, so if i remove the complete backblock with the weak engine and replace it by the strong one, will it just go faster or will the circutboards blow??? the accu is easy to replace they both got a tamiya plug and both accu packs fit in the other car
plz leave a comment and thnx for reading
yo
so ive got this 2 off road cars(electric), however one of them is not in use cause it has a problem with the right front wheel, however, the problem is that the used one got a perfect build but is a bit weak( 6 volt engine), the not used one got
a 9,6 volt engine, so if i remove the complete backblock with the weak engine and replace it by the strong one, will it just go faster or will the circutboards blow??? the accu is easy to replace they both got a tamiya plug and both accu packs fit in the other car
plz leave a comment and thnx for reading
07-10-2012, 08:48 AM
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RE: switching engines
ORIGINAL: thehuntingterminator
First off, it's called a ''motor'', not an engine. Secondly, what model do you have? What brand?
ORIGINAL: OFF-ROAD-ELECTRO-FLASH
yo
so ive got this 2 off road cars(electric), however one of them is not in use cause it has a problem with the right front wheel, however, the problem is that the used one got a perfect build but is a bit weak( 6 volt engine), the not used one got
a 9,6 volt engine, so if i remove the complete backblock with the weak engine and replace it by the strong one, will it just go faster or will the circutboards blow??? the accu is easy to replace they both got a tamiya plug and both accu packs fit in the other car
plz leave a comment and thnx for reading
yo
so ive got this 2 off road cars(electric), however one of them is not in use cause it has a problem with the right front wheel, however, the problem is that the used one got a perfect build but is a bit weak( 6 volt engine), the not used one got
a 9,6 volt engine, so if i remove the complete backblock with the weak engine and replace it by the strong one, will it just go faster or will the circutboards blow??? the accu is easy to replace they both got a tamiya plug and both accu packs fit in the other car
plz leave a comment and thnx for reading
07-11-2012, 02:35 AM
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RE: switching engines
yeah srry for my bad english, im dutch by the way and just 15 years old. its going about a simple artin truck of 9.6 volt and a gear 2 play beach buggy of 6 volt both brushed
and yes it is just toy quality, but i gotta start somewhere. and i know these things are pretty good if you upgrade them.
but if its not worth the time then i will look for some better stuff.
thnx for the tips.
but why the hate, if you dont got anything helpfull to say, just leave right now. im not calling people retarts cause they spend 1200 euros on a electric rc car as well.
so why hating me?? i heard this site was losing people cause they get bored cause nothing gets posted, im at least asking pro,s for help.
and yes it is just toy quality, but i gotta start somewhere. and i know these things are pretty good if you upgrade them.
but if its not worth the time then i will look for some better stuff.
thnx for the tips.
but why the hate, if you dont got anything helpfull to say, just leave right now. im not calling people retarts cause they spend 1200 euros on a electric rc car as well.
so why hating me?? i heard this site was losing people cause they get bored cause nothing gets posted, im at least asking pro,s for help.
07-12-2012, 05:36 PM
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RE: switching engines
Hey You should look and post on this part of the forum. They will provide the info and assistance you need. Sorry you feel like people are bashing your stuff.
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/forumid_498/tt.htm
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/forumid_498/tt.htm
07-12-2012, 05:38 PM
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RE: switching engines
ORIGINAL: OFF-ROAD-ELECTRO-FLASH
yeah srry for my bad english, im dutch by the way and just 15 years old. its going about a simple artin truck of 9.6 volt and a gear 2 play beach buggy of 6 volt both brushed
and yes it is just toy quality, but i gotta start somewhere. and i know these things are pretty good if you upgrade them.
but if its not worth the time then i will look for some better stuff.
thnx for the tips.
but why the hate, if you dont got anything helpfull to say, just leave right now. im not calling people retarts cause they spend 1200 euros on a electric rc car as well.
so why hating me?? i heard this site was losing people cause they get bored cause nothing gets posted, im at least asking pro,s for help.
yeah srry for my bad english, im dutch by the way and just 15 years old. its going about a simple artin truck of 9.6 volt and a gear 2 play beach buggy of 6 volt both brushed
and yes it is just toy quality, but i gotta start somewhere. and i know these things are pretty good if you upgrade them.
but if its not worth the time then i will look for some better stuff.
thnx for the tips.
but why the hate, if you dont got anything helpfull to say, just leave right now. im not calling people retarts cause they spend 1200 euros on a electric rc car as well.
so why hating me?? i heard this site was losing people cause they get bored cause nothing gets posted, im at least asking pro,s for help.
07-12-2012, 05:45 PM
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RE: switching engines
ORIGINAL: OFF-ROAD-ELECTRO-FLASH
yeah srry for my bad english, im dutch by the way and just 15 years old. its going about a simple artin truck of 9.6 volt and a gear 2 play beach buggy of 6 volt both brushed
and yes it is just toy quality, but i gotta start somewhere. and i know these things are pretty good if you upgrade them.
but if its not worth the time then i will look for some better stuff.
thnx for the tips.
but why the hate, if you dont got anything helpfull to say, just leave right now. im not calling people retarts cause they spend 1200 euros on a electric rc car as well.
so why hating me?? i heard this site was losing people cause they get bored cause nothing gets posted, im at least asking pro,s for help.
yeah srry for my bad english, im dutch by the way and just 15 years old. its going about a simple artin truck of 9.6 volt and a gear 2 play beach buggy of 6 volt both brushed
and yes it is just toy quality, but i gotta start somewhere. and i know these things are pretty good if you upgrade them.
but if its not worth the time then i will look for some better stuff.
thnx for the tips.
but why the hate, if you dont got anything helpfull to say, just leave right now. im not calling people retarts cause they spend 1200 euros on a electric rc car as well.
so why hating me?? i heard this site was losing people cause they get bored cause nothing gets posted, im at least asking pro,s for help.
07-12-2012, 06:33 PM
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RE: switching engines
Yea you are cool, mein freund, nobody is hating on you here. You should however understand that the toy grade ones are just that: toys. I would drop them and get even just a cheap hobby-grade RC. No need to go big money or full flash, either, especially for your first kit. many companies offer great beginner vehicles for a fraction of the cost you listed. the plus side, as well, is when you run hobby-grade, breakages will not stop you for good, you can just buy replacement parts! I am unsure of your budget, or i would be better able to recommend you a good starter kit.
07-14-2012, 05:30 AM
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RE: switching engines
thnx for the tip
im also a DJ and my amplifier is to weak for my new speakers so first i need to save some money for that, and i just got some goood mixers of my cousin but no software so gotta spare some for that too. but sure i can start saving some money for a rc starting kit.
and by the way really?? no haters?????? anwesome.
im also a DJ and my amplifier is to weak for my new speakers so first i need to save some money for that, and i just got some goood mixers of my cousin but no software so gotta spare some for that too. but sure i can start saving some money for a rc starting kit.
and by the way really?? no haters?????? anwesome.
07-14-2012, 07:25 AM
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ORIGINAL: OFF-ROAD-ELECTRO-FLASH
thnx for the tip
im also a DJ and my amplifier is to weak for my new speakers so first i need to save some money for that, and i just got some goood mixers of my cousin but no software so gotta spare some for that too. but sure i can start saving some money for a rc starting kit.
and by the way really?? no haters?????? anwesome.
thnx for the tip
im also a DJ and my amplifier is to weak for my new speakers so first i need to save some money for that, and i just got some goood mixers of my cousin but no software so gotta spare some for that too. but sure i can start saving some money for a rc starting kit.
and by the way really?? no haters?????? anwesome.
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07-14-2012, 02:12 PM
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RE: switching engines
To OFF-ROAD-ELECTRO-FLASH's defence: here in europe engines and motors are the same, and the same here in Norway: when i say motor to someone here, it can be both combustion and electric driven.
Sorry for going a bit off topic
Sorry for going a bit off topic
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