New Kart from hobbyking
09-05-2010, 11:52 PM
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New Kart from hobbyking
I found they will soon have a kart coming~
It really funny!
more photo on http://www.facebook.com/album.php?ai...5063405&ref=mf
It really funny!
more photo on http://www.facebook.com/album.php?ai...5063405&ref=mf
09-06-2010, 12:06 AM
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RE: New Kart from hobbyking
Wooo looks good, minus the driver but a lil paint can fix that (paint him white like The Stig 
) interesting with the CF chassis and brush less drive. How much to ship out to here is the question [>:] Other than that, if we had a carpet track i'd snap one up 
) interesting with the CF chassis and brush less drive. How much to ship out to here is the question [>:] Other than that, if we had a carpet track i'd snap one up
09-06-2010, 09:14 AM
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ORIGINAL: calvino
Wooo looks good, minus the driver but a lil paint can fix that (paint him white like The Stig) interesting with the CF chassis and brush less drive. How much to ship out to here is the question [>:] Other than that, if we had a carpet track i'd snap one up
Wooo looks good, minus the driver but a lil paint can fix that (paint him white like The Stig
) interesting with the CF chassis and brush less drive. How much to ship out to here is the question [>:] Other than that, if we had a carpet track i'd snap one up
09-06-2010, 12:51 PM
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RE: New Kart from hobbyking
Yep. [link=http://www.kyosho.com/eng/products/rc/detail.html?product_id=104501]http://www.kyosho.com/eng/products/rc/detail.html?product_id=104501[/link]
09-06-2010, 01:09 PM
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RE: New Kart from hobbyking
whats so bad about the battery being held in with zip ties. Comeon, most pro guys in on-road ive seen use filament tape to hold their packs in . And the Kyosho one is nitro/aluminum chassis 
I think "scale go-cart racing" would be fun if the steering wheel worked and the drivers turned their heads as you turned the car
. And the Kyosho one is nitro/aluminum chassis I think "scale go-cart racing" would be fun if the steering wheel worked and the drivers turned their heads as you turned the car
09-06-2010, 03:00 PM
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RE: New Kart from hobbyking
ORIGINAL: calvino
whats so bad about the battery being held in with zip ties. Comeon, most pro guys in on-road ive seen use filament tape to hold their packs in. And the Kyosho one is nitro/aluminum chassis I think ''scale go-cart racing'' would be fun if the steering wheel worked and the drivers turned their heads as you turned the car
whats so bad about the battery being held in with zip ties. Comeon, most pro guys in on-road ive seen use filament tape to hold their packs in
. And the Kyosho one is nitro/aluminum chassis I think ''scale go-cart racing'' would be fun if the steering wheel worked and the drivers turned their heads as you turned the car
My old HPI's had the battery compartment held in by zip-ties. It worked so IMO that is a non issue.
09-06-2010, 03:37 PM
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That is the excact same way to do it as i thought A servo up yours, hehe! And somehow get the arms soft/make some hinges (if they not already are) so the arms move with the steering wheel. That would be cool!
A servo up yours, hehe! And somehow get the arms soft/make some hinges (if they not already are) so the arms move with the steering wheel. That would be cool!
09-06-2010, 06:37 PM
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That is the excact same way to do it as i thought A servo up yours, hehe! And somehow get the arms soft/make some hinges (if they not already are) so the arms move with the steering wheel. That would be cool!
That is the excact same way to do it as i thought
A servo up yours, hehe! And somehow get the arms soft/make some hinges (if they not already are) so the arms move with the steering wheel. That would be cool!
Or steal a jacket off a ken doll or something from some little girls dolls(whatever fits), and glue the hands to the end of the jacket
I'm sure other ppl could come up with other ways/materials too
09-06-2010, 08:04 PM
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RE: New Kart from hobbyking
ORIGINAL: calvino
whats so bad about the battery being held in with zip ties. Comeon, most pro guys in on-road ive seen use filament tape to hold their packs in. And the Kyosho one is nitro/aluminum chassis I think ''scale go-cart racing'' would be fun if the steering wheel worked and the drivers turned their heads as you turned the car
whats so bad about the battery being held in with zip ties. Comeon, most pro guys in on-road ive seen use filament tape to hold their packs in
. And the Kyosho one is nitro/aluminum chassis I think ''scale go-cart racing'' would be fun if the steering wheel worked and the drivers turned their heads as you turned the car
05-08-2011, 12:35 PM
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RE: New Kart from hobbyking
Is it the red that is new because Ive had the white one since Jan, once you get it to go straight its cool, here is a link that someone made.....
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_10290434/tm.htm
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_10290434/tm.htm
