aiyo too late di.. nvm lah.. maybe will get the chance to get it again one day..

Can this setting allow to race on this coming race day?

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can if the dimension of the car is within 165mm (lengthwise) and 105mm (width). the lowest point of the car must also be higher than 1mm.

rollers must be limited to 6. anything that looks like rollers, and can freely move is considered as rollers. and make sure everything is tamiya.

since the track layout is unannounced, there isnt any particular setting that is best for the track. like what uncle david always say, set the car according to the track.


hope this helps

huhu..your front setting seems better if u put that at rear..
the rule is 6 roller setting, so u need to consider remove another 2 roller on your car.

1 more, too much braking at the front, bcome too slow when it goes to slope. u also can use sponge / sliding frp for less braking.

Can this setting allow to race on this coming race day?

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i think the front section does not pass the 1mm rule i think .  the brake in front part i mean .

I just tried one pair of rechargeable GP battery 1600mah 1.2v. It is faster than the normal energizer battery 1.5v. How come my hyperdash use alot of juice from the energizer battery? if i use rechargeable it goes faster. if normal battery like energizer the speed is slower..and after two or three laps it become slow is it because of my hyper dash motor like to drink more energy from energizer battery? Or maybe my hyperdash motor that i bought few weeks back maybe a little bit problem. does this problem applys to everyone?

1.2v how come can have more power than 1.5v?

What 1600 mah for? the bigger the value the longer time it will last? any battery that has 2000 above?
which rechargeable battery better? cause for what i think here...if everytime use energizer battery during practice sure waste lot of money buy energizer battery.

so two battery power will be 3.0v for energizer and 2.4v for GP battery.
but how come 3.0v cannot produce that kind of speed? or is it i dun have gold plated terminals that make my car cannot get the highest performance from the alkaline battery energizer? cause normally when we race it is going to be energizer only.

Erm, well, 1600, 2000 or whatever, it comes with the unit "mAh". That means, the higher the figure, the longer it can last.
Well, I think Sanyo Eneloop is quite good, energizer rechargeable batteries are quite pricey, at least RM 130 above.
If you want to go for a more economy choice, I think GP batteries will do.

Gold plated is for better electricity conduction, it does not affect the difference in your performance if you are comparing different batteries.
For racing or practice, I suggest you to use rechargeable but I have seen people using alkaline batteries. Besides that, I have heard of rumours stating that rechargeable batteries have higher output which damages motor...but I'm not sure whether it is true or not.

err...mini4wd.jp seems to have like updated their website. cant seem to log in with my previous id. they have this 'cave id' thing now. anyone knows how to log in? or do i have to register a new account with cave id to log in the website now??

baru je dapat jadi friends dengan YRG haritu....

hi,

Mi too ! but u have to re-register yourself again n u able to log on again ! 

we might have an entourage coming down for 25th race. Keep you noted!

Erm, well, 1600, 2000 or whatever, it comes with the unit "mAh". That means, the higher the figure, the longer it can last.
Well, I think Sanyo Eneloop is quite good, energizer rechargeable batteries are quite pricey, at least RM 130 above.
If you want to go for a more economy choice, I think GP batteries will do.

Gold plated is for better electricity conduction, it does not affect the difference in your performance if you are comparing different batteries.
For racing or practice, I suggest you to use rechargeable but I have seen people using alkaline batteries. Besides that, I have heard of rumours stating that rechargeable batteries have higher output which damages motor...but I'm not sure whether it is true or not.