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rexx 07-13-2004 09:51 AM

Hyper 7 experience
 
Hi Guys,

Just thought i would share my hyper experiences so far.

Brought a Hyper 7 PBS RTR Pro 3 weeks ago, when i received it the transmitter would control both channels so i have sent that back for repair or replace, luckily i have another remote :)

The settings that came from new were HSN 4 turns out, MRN flush and LSN 3.5 turns out from flush after adding some fuel and trying to pullstart it was a no fire so i decide it was time for the hairdryer and after heating the crank case it fired 2nd pull. I did 1 tank idle, 1 tank 3 minute idle cool then repeat then another idle tank. The next 6 tanks were quarter throttle and taking it easy. Another 2 tanks quarter to WOT doing burst runs (BTW no need to heat crank case now) and boy is it bloody quick seems to take a bit to warm up though but i guess its still not fully broken in yet?

Well after the last start i brought it back in to cool and run another tank and when i lifted the cover what did i see a broken pullstart :( apprantely the high compression motors sometimes reverse and suck the pullstart back in on itself and cause them to snap, so i must be one of those lucky ones :)

So i will be getting a new pullstart tomorrow to get the beast back up and runing.

Current needle settings at the moment are HSN 3.25 out, MRN flush and LSN 3 turns out from flush and is runing quite nicely i think the LSN needle require some more tweaking but will see.

Sorry for dribbling but thought i would share.

kind regards.

EDIT - Motor is a Hyper 8 port turbo

CmordaBest 07-13-2004 10:05 AM

RE: Hyper 7 experience
 
what engine do you have???

Da Smak 07-13-2004 10:20 AM

RE: Hyper 7 experience
 
I'm guessing you meant the RTR not Pro and then it would come with the Pullstart. But why not invest in a starter box then you dont need to use the pullstart. The other good news ids if it is a Hyper 21 then you dont need to modify anything to use the box. Happy bashing.

rexx 07-13-2004 10:29 AM

RE: Hyper 7 experience
 
Hi graham,

I thought about getting a startbox but not sure i want to spend that sort of money its $35 for pullstart or $145 for startbox + battery + charger + shipping probably around $200 in total plus i would need to get a back plate for it im guessing?

its all $$$ :) bloody wish i knew who introduced me to nitro buggys eheheh

SKYLINE350GT 07-13-2004 10:44 AM

RE: Hyper 7 experience
 
You can get a starter box for $05 box..a good ofna chrome top one to..off of ebay withe verything included, battery, power panel, glow plug ignitor..etc...than shipping to australia would be some more cash..but stil maybe only like $130 approx.

Trust me the pullstarts are gonnna keep breaking. And no you dont need another backplate to use the starter box.

Da Smak 07-14-2004 02:02 AM

RE: Hyper 7 experience
 
were you talking Aus$ and no you dont HAVE to swap the backplate. But you could if you wanted to make it run smoother andincrease the power a little.

Wilko 07-14-2004 10:56 AM

RE: Hyper 7 experience
 
My hyper 7 sports was running very nicely (first time driving it), tends to roll if you brake as you go round a corner but then i suppose most would. Goes like a rocket in fact :D. Seems to handle grass very well and tomorrow i will check it out on tarmac. Nearly lost a wheel bolt as i forgot to tighten them but after 20Min's looking i found it.

All going great so far!!!


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