OFFICAL RC18R THREAD
09-29-2008, 10:05 AM
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RE: OFFICAL RC18R THREAD
He was talking about calibrating it, which is easy.
actually programming it is pretty easy too, just read over the manual a couple times, its pretty simple.
actually programming it is pretty easy too, just read over the manual a couple times, its pretty simple.
09-29-2008, 10:09 AM
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RE: OFFICAL RC18R THREAD
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He was talking about calibrating it, which is easy.
actually programming it is pretty easy too, just read over the manual a couple times, its pretty simple.
He was talking about calibrating it, which is easy.
actually programming it is pretty easy too, just read over the manual a couple times, its pretty simple.
and lancer123...you need to chill out dude people make mistakes
09-29-2008, 02:31 PM
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RE: OFFICAL RC18R THREAD
Does anybody know the differance between the 3Racing shocks and TheToyz shocks? Both are threaded alum and both are 50mm in size. Both are the same price on Thetoyz.com at $24.99 a set but TheToyz ones are instock the 3Racings are not. Im planning to order a couple of items and would like to get everything at one time.
Heres links to the said shocks:
TheToys shocks = http://www.thetoyz.com/cart/thetoyz_...8705&cat_name=
3Racing shocks = http://www.thetoyz.com/cart/thetoyz_...8770&cat_name=
Heres links to the said shocks:
TheToys shocks = http://www.thetoyz.com/cart/thetoyz_...8705&cat_name=
3Racing shocks = http://www.thetoyz.com/cart/thetoyz_...8770&cat_name=
09-29-2008, 06:15 PM
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RE: OFFICAL RC18R THREAD
dude wth.. i am chilled out ...i am not yelling at you or anything ...i am not using any caps or exclamation marks .. haha
and yea programing is super easy it worked on my first try ...read through it slowly like 3 times ...with good concentration like when oyu are pooping and you will know how to do it w/o any problems ...
and yea programing is super easy it worked on my first try ...read through it slowly like 3 times ...with good concentration like when oyu are pooping and you will know how to do it w/o any problems ...
09-29-2008, 07:02 PM
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RE: OFFICAL RC18R THREAD
Also I have had this problem with my steering. When I straighten out the trim later I have to adjust it somewhere else later. Its extremely annoying and if i go brushless this will be a serious problem.
09-29-2008, 07:50 PM
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Also I have had this problem with my steering. When I straighten out the trim later I have to adjust it somewhere else later. Its extremely annoying and if i go brushless this will be a serious problem.
Also I have had this problem with my steering. When I straighten out the trim later I have to adjust it somewhere else later. Its extremely annoying and if i go brushless this will be a serious problem.
09-29-2008, 10:26 PM
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RE: OFFICAL RC18R THREAD
Well I just zip-tied my servo saver. And ordered the drag link so I should have a significant improvement. Ill order the new batteries tomarrow so then i think ill be set for brushless which im getting in november.
09-30-2008, 01:34 AM
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RE: OFFICAL RC18R THREAD
Well i sent in an order at thetoyz today! got two draglinks coming *finally* and 2 sets of thetoyz shocks(comparable to the 3racing set). now i gotta find 2 good 2 or 3 cell lipos for under $50 each and i should be good for awhile. Any suggestions?
09-30-2008, 09:48 AM
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RE: OFFICAL RC18R THREAD
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Dont forget about him but,
How is that orion battery? I saw one at my lhs but I have always used the elite packs from cheap battery packs. Thay are 100mah apart but I think they would put out the same performance.
Dont forget about him but,
How is that orion battery? I saw one at my lhs but I have always used the elite packs from cheap battery packs. Thay are 100mah apart but I think they would put out the same performance.
09-30-2008, 07:34 PM
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RE: OFFICAL RC18R THREAD
ORIGINAL: Mousesi2k
Well i sent in an order at thetoyz today! got two draglinks coming *finally* and 2 sets of thetoyz shocks(comparable to the 3racing set). now i gotta find 2 good 2 or 3 cell lipos for under $50 each and i should be good for awhile. Any suggestions?
Well i sent in an order at thetoyz today! got two draglinks coming *finally* and 2 sets of thetoyz shocks(comparable to the 3racing set). now i gotta find 2 good 2 or 3 cell lipos for under $50 each and i should be good for awhile. Any suggestions?
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Dont forget about him but,
How is that orion battery? I saw one at my lhs but I have always used the elite packs from cheap battery packs. Thay are 100mah apart but I think they would put out the same performance.
Dont forget about him but,
How is that orion battery? I saw one at my lhs but I have always used the elite packs from cheap battery packs. Thay are 100mah apart but I think they would put out the same performance.