one way bearing hpi/km 1/5
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one way bearing hpi/km 1/5
theres prolly alot of post on how this one bearing in the two speed KM breaks ALL THE TIME bout every 5 to 15 runs for me. has anyone figured out another way yet?? i have a pretty high powered hpi. "ddm 30.5 fully moded stuffed crank four bolt head flow systems exhaust with a high performance carb." seems this is the last part that keeps breaking..love the two speed.. that 2nd gear shift pulls wheelies.and thats whats prolly the issue is the bang of the shift with the tall paddles in the grass. but this time it broke in the snow. so i dont know...does any one?
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how do you like the 2 speed other then the bearing problem, i am thinking of getting a two speed from someone but am not to sure about the and their issues. do you have pics of it installed??
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yeah I think most are complaining about the version 1. however do you like the way it performs?? can you still bash with it? or street runs only? dose the gears change landing out of a jump?
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.but for now im done puttin money into this one for upgrades...the cost of this RC is gettin to be up there with my quads and dirt bikes..plus im kinda gettin into quadcopter raceing..just bought three 250 race copters..and fpv..i have a phantom 2..but this is WAY funner..
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O-way bearings are sensitive ,an the inside of them are made with a thin material that retains the needle bearings ,
it doesn't take much to fry them.All it takes is something like water or an oil residue to get on them to cause them
to get hot an fry.
it doesn't take much to fry them.All it takes is something like water or an oil residue to get on them to cause them
to get hot an fry.
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Yeah I am also into quadcopters I have two. And am building a 450 rite now for fpv that a whole different monster. Lol but I love my quadcopters brother. I guess I will look into their new design 2 speeds and maybe go with it .