Official Tamiya TT-01 Thread
02-14-2007, 09:44 PM
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RE: Official Tamiya TT-01 Thread
Someone please help me. I'm just putting my TT-01 back together and I was wondering. Does anyone make a metal/aluminum gear for the gear? The little white gear that spins the rear diff. This seems to be the only gear I keep ripping up. Also does someone know what size bearings to use that go in line with the shaft? I want to get rid of those stock plastic ones. Thanks
02-14-2007, 10:39 PM
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lol it should. I've drowned mines before. Mindwreck is my witness. =P
lol it should. I've drowned mines before. Mindwreck is my witness. =P
Poor TEU101BK.
02-15-2007, 01:27 AM
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RE: Official Tamiya TT-01 Thread
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Someone please help me. I'm just putting my TT-01 back together and I was wondering. Does anyone make a metal/aluminum gear for the gear? The little white gear that spins the rear diff. This seems to be the only gear I keep ripping up. Also does someone know what size bearings to use that go in line with the shaft? I want to get rid of those stock plastic ones. Thanks
Someone please help me. I'm just putting my TT-01 back together and I was wondering. Does anyone make a metal/aluminum gear for the gear? The little white gear that spins the rear diff. This seems to be the only gear I keep ripping up. Also does someone know what size bearings to use that go in line with the shaft? I want to get rid of those stock plastic ones. Thanks
02-15-2007, 01:40 AM
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hi
im wondering what the normal suspension travel is for the TT-01. i went to a new shock set up and it seems to soft. but the travel is less due to the shorter shocks. just wondering if you guys use stiff or soft springs etc?
im wondering what the normal suspension travel is for the TT-01. i went to a new shock set up and it seems to soft. but the travel is less due to the shorter shocks. just wondering if you guys use stiff or soft springs etc?
02-15-2007, 02:14 AM
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RE: Official Tamiya TT-01 Thread
lol oh man, poor ESC. I've drenched mines in water before and it still works fine. I plan to shrink wrap it, since I have it openly assessable at work, LOL
02-15-2007, 02:23 AM
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lol oh man, poor ESC. I've drenched mines in water before and it still works fine. I plan to shrink wrap it, since I have it openly assessable at work, LOL
lol oh man, poor ESC. I've drenched mines in water before and it still works fine. I plan to shrink wrap it, since I have it openly assessable at work, LOL
I should stick my ESC and servo and reciever in a ballon or something but i'm afraid of the heat.
02-15-2007, 02:31 AM
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yeah actually that would do the trick. Like always open the cover clean it and it will still work no matter what. It's a pretty good ESC. I've changed it out with a airtronics now though. I got the need for speed currently. I should post up some pics of the TLU-01/02 unit for the lights. I havn't had time to prep my Gallardo body =(
02-15-2007, 04:12 AM
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lol oh man, poor ESC. I've drenched mines in water before and it still works fine. I plan to shrink wrap it, since I have it openly assessable at work, LOL
lol oh man, poor ESC. I've drenched mines in water before and it still works fine. I plan to shrink wrap it, since I have it openly assessable at work, LOL
Thanks for saying that. I didn't want to ask if my 101bk would work after I drove it through a 1" puddle >_> The rx wasnt very happy either...
02-17-2007, 01:30 AM
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Heh, so was mine till i stood both the ESC and reciever upright. Double sided tape and packing tape are awesome. :lol:
02-17-2007, 09:35 AM
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RE: Official Tamiya TT-01 Thread
[8D] Nice tidy wiring there m8 [8D]
Need some help on a steering problem [
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Its only been happening the last couple of days but when i turn the wheels it turns ok but doesnt return back into central position?ive checked to see if the server saver arms were catching anything on the return but nothing? made sure any screws werent to tight to restrict it nuthin [] and ive reset my servo and trims to central too,only thing i can think of is i charged the battery ive using about a week ago and just started using it yesterday would the battery loss enough power to return the steering?
i know battery start to lose power but surely not this much in a that many days?
any suggestions of help plz thanks guys
Need some help on a steering problem [
]Its only been happening the last couple of days but when i turn the wheels it turns ok but doesnt return back into central position?ive checked to see if the server saver arms were catching anything on the return but nothing? made sure any screws werent to tight to restrict it nuthin [
] and ive reset my servo and trims to central too,only thing i can think of is i charged the battery ive using about a week ago and just started using it yesterday would the battery loss enough power to return the steering?i know battery start to lose power but surely not this much in a that many days?
any suggestions of help plz thanks guys
02-17-2007, 10:55 AM
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RE: Official Tamiya TT-01 Thread
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[8D] Nice tidy wiring there m8 [8D]
Need some help on a steering problem []
Its only been happening the last couple of days but when i turn the wheels it turns ok but doesnt return back into central position?ive checked to see if the server saver arms were catching anything on the return but nothing? made sure any screws werent to tight to restrict it nuthin [] and ive reset my servo and trims to central too,only thing i can think of is i charged the battery ive using about a week ago and just started using it yesterday would the battery loss enough power to return the steering?
i know battery start to lose power but surely not this much in a that many days?
any suggestions of help plz thanks guys
[8D] Nice tidy wiring there m8 [8D]
Need some help on a steering problem [
]Its only been happening the last couple of days but when i turn the wheels it turns ok but doesnt return back into central position?ive checked to see if the server saver arms were catching anything on the return but nothing? made sure any screws werent to tight to restrict it nuthin [
] and ive reset my servo and trims to central too,only thing i can think of is i charged the battery ive using about a week ago and just started using it yesterday would the battery loss enough power to return the steering?i know battery start to lose power but surely not this much in a that many days?
any suggestions of help plz thanks guys
have you opened up your servo and checked the gears? i had a similar problem and it turns out that one of the gears was missing about 3/4 of it's teeth. i had to order a set of replacement gears and a better servo saver.
02-17-2007, 11:52 AM
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No m8 havent thought of that i had a spare servo with the radio ie acoms should i swop them over would that help?
02-17-2007, 02:54 PM
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lol oh man, poor ESC. I've drenched mines in water before and it still works fine. I plan to shrink wrap it, since I have it openly assessable at work, LOL
lol oh man, poor ESC. I've drenched mines in water before and it still works fine. I plan to shrink wrap it, since I have it openly assessable at work, LOL
02-17-2007, 03:30 PM
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hey guys, i used my TT-01 for the 1st time in ages on wednesday, soo much fun, lol in about 1 hour i balded a set of tyres
not surprising with a venom 13D motor in, running rubber tyres on carpet, i anniholated a TL-01, TB-02, TA-05, Yokomo SSG, 2 TT-01's and a Schumacher MI2
i got some amazing drift around the corners
not surprising with a venom 13D motor in, running rubber tyres on carpet, i anniholated a TL-01, TB-02, TA-05, Yokomo SSG, 2 TT-01's and a Schumacher MI2
i got some amazing drift around the corners
02-17-2007, 07:31 PM
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yeah m8 people knock venom motors but i reckon there quality [8D]
my 21d modified vemon kicks my mates 19 turn motor all the time lol [sm=thumbup.gif]
my 21d modified vemon kicks my mates 19 turn motor all the time lol [sm=thumbup.gif]
02-18-2007, 01:17 AM
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Yeah the thing is, it happened to mines like it would start up then instantly have this constant flash... Just dry it up and works like new! Tamiya ESC!
02-18-2007, 04:21 PM
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RE: Official Tamiya TT-01 Thread
hi all
i need a new ac/dc quick charger and i wanted to know what you guys use. or what the hot quick charger out there now is? any suggestions?
patrick
i need a new ac/dc quick charger and i wanted to know what you guys use. or what the hot quick charger out there now is? any suggestions?
patrick
02-18-2007, 05:50 PM
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the piranha digital peak is probably the best and cheapest charger you can get. lcd with 10 memory stoarge. adjustable charge rate up to 5 amp on DC, adjustable peak cutoff