RE: *Official* Caldera 10E Video, Picture And Discussion Thread
I can get hi tecs for you either digital metal etc... Let me know prob a lot cheaper than any of these other guys [quote]ORIGINAL: kashjeff I need some help...is anybody still watching this thread??? I just got my first rc last week. caldera 10e. Read Alot of forums and did all my homework before buying. KNEW i would break something(regardless of brand name). I took it easy on the first charge just to see what this thing is all about. I like it. second charge, full throttle, no holding back. speed, jump, crash, flip, repeat. had a blast. uh oh, steering problems, grinding and crunching sounds. it was worth it. I have the steering servo laying on the desk next to me, and have been looking all over the web. i found one stock replacment on ebay for $20 but i can't tell if it's used or what. the stock one is discontinued and the redcat replacement doesn't look the same. Hoping all you guys will chime in and tell me where you got your last servo. please be specific. website, part number/name/manufacturer/price. I'm thinking about upgrading to metal gears or high torqe or both so I've found a bunch of after market servos on ebay and amazon but most don't list demensions. I want a direct fit bolt on. My nearest hobby shop is 10 or 15 miles away but i dont think they carry redcat parts, is the the kind of thing that all shops have stocked? maybe a different brand name but the same size and shape.? Any input is appreciated. More questions to follow. thanks Jeff [/quote]
Posted on: 4/8/2012 7:31 AM by Author "KC Hobbies" in the forum "Redcat Racing Support"
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RE: What are your HSN/LSN settings for Shockwave?
[quote]ORIGINAL: Dads like rc too [quote]ORIGINAL: KC Hobbies True I know a lot of hpi parts fit a lot
Posted on: 3/30/2012 11:21 AM by Author "KC Hobbies" in the forum "Redcat Racing Support"
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RE: What are your HSN/LSN settings for Shockwave?
True I know a lot of hpi parts fit a lot of these trucks never thought about changing carbs though not a bad idea... I actually got a .28 motor laying around I wanna see if I can fit all else fails brake out the tig
Posted on: 3/29/2012 8:52 PM by Author "KC Hobbies" in the forum "Redcat Racing Support"
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RE: What are your HSN/LSN settings for Shockwave?
No worries have read a lot of your posts and like a lot of your responses... So no biggie anyone ever here any trying to port out one of these motors? I would be interested in trying to do it if it works in theory or at least if it's worth the hassle
Posted on: 3/29/2012 8:07 PM by Author "KC Hobbies" in the forum "Redcat Racing Support"
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RE: What are your HSN/LSN settings for Shockwave?
too [quote]ORIGINAL: KC Hobbies No totally agree but reliability doesn't necessarily come down
Posted on: 3/29/2012 7:33 PM by Author "KC Hobbies" in the forum "Redcat Racing Support"
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RE: What are your HSN/LSN settings for Shockwave?
No totally agree but reliability doesn't necessarily come down to just engine temps my cars are soaring in temps not just cause of the heat but I run far beyond safe limits even on my electric cars I'm making water cooled systems for the esc's but when it comes to somebody else's cars always recommend basic specs I have an sh .21 that gets way up in temps hot enough melts things but that's also changing the nitro ratios and less oil and motor has lasted for about a year now but I'm also an rc dealer so I push limits far beyond to know what the products I sell are capable of lasting for someone else that purchases them from me...
Posted on: 3/29/2012 7:11 PM by Author "KC Hobbies" in the forum "Redcat Racing Support"
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