Slobberdog
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Nope, has to be public
Got that need for speed?
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Thanks Man! And a salute to you also! Have 2 rails that I started to build, but seen this and figured might be a little easier build if I had picture's, so to speak. lol Hoping by the time spring rolls around, might have a couple more.
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The above post was for RCMan. My bad!
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And Thank You Graham for the kind words, And KenJack, all I can say is... you dog! Salute! lol And I promise, as soon as it warms up and melts a spot big enough to play, VIDEO at 11:00!
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The above post was for RCMan. My bad!
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And Thank You Graham for the kind words, And KenJack, all I can say is... you dog! Salute! lol And I promise, as soon as it warms up and melts a spot big enough to play, VIDEO at 11:00!
Ya need any help, you know who to ask, and where to go, HERE. I had a few TF Rails also, but like the look of a car ya might see, and I love wheelybars.
Get a B/L motor of about 3-5 turns, 5000mh 2s lipos, 120 amp esc, and a tip from me to you, use a drift gyro for the front servo and D/R settings low for the front servo.
This will keep it straight, while flying down the street or strip. Mine got airborne at 75mph, and almost took out my son with it, he was gunnin it down (radar) and it flew past his head.
After that, he said, I can do it by myself. Now using a tripod for the gun, no kids, lol. so watchout when testing. Gearing would be about 4,1-6,5 depending on grip.
Get a B/L motor of about 3-5 turns, 5000mh 2s lipos, 120 amp esc, and a tip from me to you, use a drift gyro for the front servo and D/R settings low for the front servo.
This will keep it straight, while flying down the street or strip. Mine got airborne at 75mph, and almost took out my son with it, he was gunnin it down (radar) and it flew past his head.
After that, he said, I can do it by myself. Now using a tripod for the gun, no kids, lol. so watchout when testing. Gearing would be about 4,1-6,5 depending on grip.
Hey Lightman, Put some foams on the back of that thing, and it will pull a wheelie all the way down the track. Just make some good wheeliebars.
I make my own foamies from layers of foam, stacked together, than punched out the doughnut on my drill press. Made a pipe with the id from the rim, another for the od of the tire,
Sharpened the cutting edges, welded them up concentric, and was making my own foams in minutes. Just make the ID smaller than the rim dia. and use contact cement to glue the suckers on, mount em on the rims, square them up, (same size) and blast off man. (Secret from me, ask the foam vendor, for a foam in 18-20 shore) Thats the hardness of the foam. Higher #, harder the foam.
Have fun man,
Frank
I make my own foamies from layers of foam, stacked together, than punched out the doughnut on my drill press. Made a pipe with the id from the rim, another for the od of the tire,
Sharpened the cutting edges, welded them up concentric, and was making my own foams in minutes. Just make the ID smaller than the rim dia. and use contact cement to glue the suckers on, mount em on the rims, square them up, (same size) and blast off man. (Secret from me, ask the foam vendor, for a foam in 18-20 shore) Thats the hardness of the foam. Higher #, harder the foam.
Have fun man,
Frank