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15 May 2007, 08:52 PM
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15 May 2007, 09:50 PM
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My Savage SS K4.6 (Triple speed), needs cleaning.
Mods:
HPI Savage 3 speed gearbox.
HPI Savage Reverse module
(Total of 6 gears)
Talasis Badboy Side Pipe
Imex Pinn Dawg Tyres
RPM Wheels
Shock socks
Roll Bars
Skid
Futaba S3003 Servo for the reverse gear
Hi-Tec HS 5625 MG Digital Servo for the steering
Mods:
HPI Savage 3 speed gearbox.
HPI Savage Reverse module
(Total of 6 gears)
Talasis Badboy Side Pipe
Imex Pinn Dawg Tyres
RPM Wheels
Shock socks
Roll Bars
Skid
Futaba S3003 Servo for the reverse gear
Hi-Tec HS 5625 MG Digital Servo for the steering
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15 May 2007, 10:40 PM
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15 May 2007, 10:43 PM
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check the video out of this.. quite impressive...
Traxxas Jato 3.3 Stadium Truck - RTR :: Wheelspin Models UK
Traxxas Jato 3.3 Stadium Truck - RTR :: Wheelspin Models UK
15 May 2007, 10:44 PM
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WITH LOTS & LOTS OF HELP FROM FRAYZ ....
The Revo is now run in 
Just need to learn how to control it , 1st Gear is 2nd gear is a 
Kinn ell its rapid
Frayz tell us all about the 50 foot chopper fall from the sky
& i thought you had it all in control
We done well to even find it lol
Just need to learn how to control it , 1st Gear is
2nd gear is a Kinn ell its rapid
Frayz tell us all about the 50 foot chopper fall from the sky
& i thought you had it all in control
We done well to even find it lol
15 May 2007, 10:48 PM
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15 May 2007, 10:52 PM
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We will have to get some big ramps big boy and put it through its paces , im sure your find a way of breaking it.
your getting hooked big fella, scoobs are boring now dont tell me...
your getting hooked big fella, scoobs are boring now dont tell me...
15 May 2007, 10:54 PM
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check the video out of this.. quite impressive...
Traxxas Jato 3.3 Stadium Truck - RTR :: Wheelspin Models UK
Traxxas Jato 3.3 Stadium Truck - RTR :: Wheelspin Models UK
15 May 2007, 11:00 PM
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15 May 2007, 11:27 PM
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PMSL @ the chopper incedent.
Basically i thought id fly it outside as it was a clam evening. All was going really well until i started climbing.
Higher and higher she went until the very slightest of breezes caught it. Before i knew it it was out of range and the failsafe shut it down.
Unfortunately for the chopper it was 50 odd feet in the air when it decided to shut down.
The body is funked along with the skids and the inner/outter shafts. Also suffered a burnt out motor from landing in the corn field next door.
Tiny and I scrabbled over barbed wire and through about 50 feet of field before we found it.
Time for a rebuild i feel
On another note.. the REVO is even better than i said it was.
I think Tiny is ever so slightly happy with it
Basically i thought id fly it outside as it was a clam evening. All was going really well until i started climbing.
Higher and higher she went until the very slightest of breezes caught it. Before i knew it it was out of range and the failsafe shut it down.
Unfortunately for the chopper it was 50 odd feet in the air when it decided to shut down.
The body is funked along with the skids and the inner/outter shafts. Also suffered a burnt out motor from landing in the corn field next door.
Tiny and I scrabbled over barbed wire and through about 50 feet of field before we found it.
Time for a rebuild i feel
On another note.. the REVO is even better than i said it was.
I think Tiny is ever so slightly happy with it
15 May 2007, 11:35 PM
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lol at frayz.
every single forum ive been on says do not fly these things outdoors without modifying them.....
bad news mate but not the end of the world.... ill ring you tomorrow got the nicads charged, the drift wheels on and the stick controller rigged up!!!!
Dazza
every single forum ive been on says do not fly these things outdoors without modifying them.....
bad news mate but not the end of the world.... ill ring you tomorrow got the nicads charged, the drift wheels on and the stick controller rigged up!!!!
Dazza
16 May 2007, 11:56 AM
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Maybe the Rustler might be a better choice. Bit slower (still 50mph+
) but apparently easier to handle. 
Just a thought........these things can do some serious damage to people and property if they go out of control!
TRAXXAS NItro Rustler
Rustler - Skill level = 3
Jato - Skill level = 5
16 May 2007, 11:59 AM
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Quote from the Traxxas website:
"Traxxas engineers couldn’t resist. Combine the Jato with the Extreme Power of the TRX® 3.3 Racing Engine, a wheelie bar, and grippy new Ananconda treads, and you get the ultimate real-world street fighter. Jato 3.3. It’s faster than typical on-road cars, yet when the pavement turns to dirt, Jato 3.3 keeps going. In a word, it’s brutal, on or off-road. 0-60mph in 4.2 seconds. Top speed 65+mph. 2nd gear wheelies? No problem! Jato 3.3 is only for expert drivers who want to put their skills and experience to the test"
"Traxxas engineers couldn’t resist. Combine the Jato with the Extreme Power of the TRX® 3.3 Racing Engine, a wheelie bar, and grippy new Ananconda treads, and you get the ultimate real-world street fighter. Jato 3.3. It’s faster than typical on-road cars, yet when the pavement turns to dirt, Jato 3.3 keeps going. In a word, it’s brutal, on or off-road. 0-60mph in 4.2 seconds.
Top speed 65+mph. 2nd gear wheelies? No problem! Jato 3.3 is only for expert drivers who want to put their skills and experience to the test"
16 May 2007, 12:02 PM
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16 May 2007, 12:28 PM
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16 May 2007, 02:24 PM
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16 May 2007, 04:24 PM
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Got a new shell for my Savage today, a Hummer
Only problem is that it's made from glass fibre, so will have to be a bit careful with it, though I got it for £5 on fleabay so not so bad if it only lasts a few runs. (though I'm not going to try halfpipes, eh John
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I think it's needs a respray, so any suggestions on a colour scheme?
Only problem is that it's made from glass fibre, so will have to be a bit careful with it, though I got it for £5 on fleabay so not so bad if it only lasts a few runs. (though I'm not going to try halfpipes, eh John
)I think it's needs a respray, so any suggestions on a colour scheme?