Speedy Panther
#1
Hello Gentlemen,
I just got and have been messing with a brand new Tiagen all metal Panther g. It's had a TK 22 replace the stock board and added recoil. Among other things I am less than happy with are the speed and handling. It's very fast and supposed to have the 4:1 gearboxes. The rest of my gripes I have a handle on fixing, but the speed is something I'm asking advice for. Do I replace the Gearboxes, the board, or do I have something set wrong (like the trims) and need sim2e adjusting? Just wondering what others think. I am leaning toward gearbox replacement, but dunno.
Also I was told a known issue with these boards is the lurch back of the tank when firing is a lurch forward? Is that true?
Thanks for any advice,
Armornut
I just got and have been messing with a brand new Tiagen all metal Panther g. It's had a TK 22 replace the stock board and added recoil. Among other things I am less than happy with are the speed and handling. It's very fast and supposed to have the 4:1 gearboxes. The rest of my gripes I have a handle on fixing, but the speed is something I'm asking advice for. Do I replace the Gearboxes, the board, or do I have something set wrong (like the trims) and need sim2e adjusting? Just wondering what others think. I am leaning toward gearbox replacement, but dunno.
Also I was told a known issue with these boards is the lurch back of the tank when firing is a lurch forward? Is that true?
Thanks for any advice,
Armornut
Last edited by armornut; 05-08-2017 at 06:31 PM.
#3
I'll have to look into the motors, probably way cheaper than the gearboxes I want. Why does everything I want have to be so fricking expensive?
#4
Didn't some electronics wizard on here have the answer to eliminating that feature (track recoil) for the Tamiya board?
While I have down time on my builds I'd like to change that.
While I have down time on my builds I'd like to change that.




