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M78Ultra
Nov 18, 2006, 11:11 AM
http://video.google.com/videosearch?q=m78ultra&hl=en

A couple of cheesy clips of my Ofna Ravager.
Street clip (a full tank) was last break-in tank with crappy servos (twitch
under the powerlines).
Other two small clips are zipping around the backyard.
I love this thing..it is super fast and a blast to play with.
Playing with it on a couple of different local dirt tracks I can only rarely
use half throttle as it gets too squirrelly to control!
Currently sports a Nova Pro Cooling Head,CVEC Adjustable Pipe,HiTec and
Cirrus MG Servos and Panther MT LP Komodos/ProLine Standard MT Dish.

Honest John
Nov 19, 2006, 01:11 AM
Very nice.
Love those high speed runs on the grass.
--
John


"M78Ultra" <M78Ultra@REMOVEtriad.rr.com> wrote in message
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> http://video.google.com/videosearch?q=m78ultra&hl=en
>
> A couple of cheesy clips of my Ofna Ravager.
> Street clip (a full tank) was last break-in tank with crappy servos
> (twitch
> under the powerlines).
> Other two small clips are zipping around the backyard.
> I love this thing..it is super fast and a blast to play with.
> Playing with it on a couple of different local dirt tracks I can only
> rarely
> use half throttle as it gets too squirrelly to control!
> Currently sports a Nova Pro Cooling Head,CVEC Adjustable Pipe,HiTec and
> Cirrus MG Servos and Panther MT LP Komodos/ProLine Standard MT Dish.
>
>

Iridium
Nov 19, 2006, 09:11 AM
"M78Ultra" <M78Ultra@REMOVEtriad.rr.com> wrote in message
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> http://video.google.com/videosearch?q=m78ultra&hl=en
>
> A couple of cheesy clips of my Ofna Ravager.
> Street clip (a full tank) was last break-in tank with crappy servos
> (twitch
> under the powerlines).
> Other two small clips are zipping around the backyard.
> I love this thing..it is super fast and a blast to play with.
> Playing with it on a couple of different local dirt tracks I can only
> rarely
> use half throttle as it gets too squirrelly to control!
> Currently sports a Nova Pro Cooling Head,CVEC Adjustable Pipe,HiTec and
> Cirrus MG Servos and Panther MT LP Komodos/ProLine Standard MT Dish.
>
>

Nippy little thing isn't it :-) My Revo has a rear wing now, more for
pointless cool factor than anything else heh. Although I can't decide if I
like it really, so I might take it off.


--
Dan
Formerly DanTXD

M78Ultra
Nov 19, 2006, 09:11 PM
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> "M78Ultra" <M78Ultra@REMOVEtriad.rr.com> wrote in message
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> > http://video.google.com/videosearch?q=m78ultra&hl=en
> >
> > A couple of cheesy clips of my Ofna Ravager.
> > Street clip (a full tank) was last break-in tank with crappy servos
> > (twitch
> > under the powerlines).
> > Other two small clips are zipping around the backyard.
> > I love this thing..it is super fast and a blast to play with.
> > Playing with it on a couple of different local dirt tracks I can only
> > rarely
> > use half throttle as it gets too squirrelly to control!
> > Currently sports a Nova Pro Cooling Head,CVEC Adjustable Pipe,HiTec and
> > Cirrus MG Servos and Panther MT LP Komodos/ProLine Standard MT Dish.
> >
> >
>
> Nippy little thing isn't it :-) My Revo has a rear wing now, more for
> pointless cool factor than anything else heh. Although I can't decide if
I
> like it really, so I might take it off.
>
>
> --
> Dan
> Formerly DanTXD

Yes. Stepping up from a .21 to the .28 was absolutely unreal! Super torque
and speed at will!
I just hope that the Force .28 lasts a bit longer than the majority of what
I have read on it. (Approx. 4 to 5 gallons)
I have been smoking my buds .30 STS so far ( as he has been having tuning
issues since break-in) on a track we run on locally.
I would leave the wing on the Revo..They look sweet!..

M78Ultra
Nov 19, 2006, 09:11 PM
Thanks!

"Honest John" <theloraxDELETETHIS@wi.rr.com> wrote in message
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> Very nice.
> Love those high speed runs on the grass.
> --
> John
>
>
> "M78Ultra" <M78Ultra@REMOVEtriad.rr.com> wrote in message
> news:ABF7h.44763$HD6.12609@tornado.southeast.rr.co m...
> > http://video.google.com/videosearch?q=m78ultra&hl=en
> >
> > A couple of cheesy clips of my Ofna Ravager.
> > Street clip (a full tank) was last break-in tank with crappy servos
> > (twitch
> > under the powerlines).
> > Other two small clips are zipping around the backyard.
> > I love this thing..it is super fast and a blast to play with.
> > Playing with it on a couple of different local dirt tracks I can only
> > rarely
> > use half throttle as it gets too squirrelly to control!
> > Currently sports a Nova Pro Cooling Head,CVEC Adjustable Pipe,HiTec and
> > Cirrus MG Servos and Panther MT LP Komodos/ProLine Standard MT Dish.
> >
> >
>
>

\Doc\
Nov 19, 2006, 11:11 PM
"M78Ultra" <M78Ultra@REMOVEtriad.rr.com> wrote in message
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> "Iridium" <iridiumdan@googlemail.com> wrote in message
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>> "M78Ultra" <M78Ultra@REMOVEtriad.rr.com> wrote in message
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>> > http://video.google.com/videosearch?q=m78ultra&hl=en
>> >
>> > A couple of cheesy clips of my Ofna Ravager.
>> > Street clip (a full tank) was last break-in tank with crappy servos
>> > (twitch
>> > under the powerlines).
>> > Other two small clips are zipping around the backyard.
>> > I love this thing..it is super fast and a blast to play with.
>> > Playing with it on a couple of different local dirt tracks I can only
>> > rarely
>> > use half throttle as it gets too squirrelly to control!
>> > Currently sports a Nova Pro Cooling Head,CVEC Adjustable Pipe,HiTec and
>> > Cirrus MG Servos and Panther MT LP Komodos/ProLine Standard MT Dish.
>> >
>> >
>>
>> Nippy little thing isn't it :-) My Revo has a rear wing now, more for
>> pointless cool factor than anything else heh. Although I can't decide if
> I
>> like it really, so I might take it off.
>>
>>
>> --
>> Dan
>> Formerly DanTXD
>
> Yes. Stepping up from a .21 to the .28 was absolutely unreal! Super torque
> and speed at will!
> I just hope that the Force .28 lasts a bit longer than the majority of
> what
> I have read on it. (Approx. 4 to 5 gallons)
> I have been smoking my buds .30 STS so far ( as he has been having tuning
> issues since break-in) on a track we run on locally.
> I would leave the wing on the Revo..They look sweet!..

That's 0 for 2 on the STS .30's. I'm glad I didn't buy one! Haven't heard
a good thing about them yet. Had the Kanai III out yesterday, tuned lean
and mean, screaming around the yard on the Komodo LP's. Put a new 7075 T6,
black anodized, lightened chassis on her prior to running.........it <was>
real purdy. Ran a little over a quart thru her and was making some
spectacular full-speed jumps over my driveway and thru the trees. Damn
thing flies like an airplane.

I am still impressed with the durability of the Kanai. Granted, it has
every 7075 and Ti hop-up available installed, but there were a few crashes
where I just <knew> I had busted something..........flipped it over and
drove away each time with zero damage.

In the 1+ quarts I ran thru the Kanai, my poor bud managed to squeek 2.5
tanks out of his MGT in-between fixes. Damn thing breaks every other tank.
I advised him to grab a Savage when he was looking at MT's...............but
no one ever listens to me...................he he he he.

Doc

Iridium
Nov 19, 2006, 11:11 PM
""Doc"" <hmmmm@nahhhh.net> wrote in message
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>
>
> That's 0 for 2 on the STS .30's. I'm glad I didn't buy one! Haven't
> heard a good thing about them yet. Had the Kanai III out yesterday, tuned
> lean and mean, screaming around the yard on the Komodo LP's. Put a new
> 7075 T6, black anodized, lightened chassis on her prior to
> running.........it <was> real purdy. Ran a little over a quart thru her
> and was making some spectacular full-speed jumps over my driveway and thru
> the trees. Damn thing flies like an airplane.

Yup on the STS'. The .28s do at least get good reviews kinda half the time,
I haven't heard anyone with a good STS .30 yet though heh.

> I am still impressed with the durability of the Kanai. Granted, it has
> every 7075 and Ti hop-up available installed, but there were a few crashes
> where I just <knew> I had busted something..........flipped it over and
> drove away each time with zero damage.
>
> In the 1+ quarts I ran thru the Kanai, my poor bud managed to squeek 2.5
> tanks out of his MGT in-between fixes. Damn thing breaks every other
> tank. I advised him to grab a Savage when he was looking at
> MT's...............but no one ever listens to me...................he he
> he he.
>

I'd struggle not to recommend an MGT based on my experience of them really
heh. My mates was cheap as anything and just goes no matter what we do to
it, it's as tough as the Sav and the Revo. How do you find the engine? We
all think the TTR .21 (his is the old version) is the most unkillable, easy
to tune and own engine ever made. Although the RB TM323 in my Revo is
getting there. Literally, never touched the needles heh, still flies,
starts easy, never stalls, it's great hah.

--
Dan
Formerly DanTXD

Iridium
Nov 19, 2006, 11:11 PM
"M78Ultra" <M78Ultra@REMOVEtriad.rr.com> wrote in message
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> "Iridium" <iridiumdan@googlemail.com> wrote in message
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>> "M78Ultra" <M78Ultra@REMOVEtriad.rr.com> wrote in message
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>> > http://video.google.com/videosearch?q=m78ultra&hl=en
>> >
>> > A couple of cheesy clips of my Ofna Ravager.
>> > Street clip (a full tank) was last break-in tank with crappy servos
>> > (twitch
>> > under the powerlines).
>> > Other two small clips are zipping around the backyard.
>> > I love this thing..it is super fast and a blast to play with.
>> > Playing with it on a couple of different local dirt tracks I can only
>> > rarely
>> > use half throttle as it gets too squirrelly to control!
>> > Currently sports a Nova Pro Cooling Head,CVEC Adjustable Pipe,HiTec and
>> > Cirrus MG Servos and Panther MT LP Komodos/ProLine Standard MT Dish.
>> >
>> >
>>
>> Nippy little thing isn't it :-) My Revo has a rear wing now, more for
>> pointless cool factor than anything else heh. Although I can't decide if
> I
>> like it really, so I might take it off.
>>
>>
>> --
>> Dan
>> Formerly DanTXD
>
> Yes. Stepping up from a .21 to the .28 was absolutely unreal! Super torque
> and speed at will!
> I just hope that the Force .28 lasts a bit longer than the majority of
> what
> I have read on it. (Approx. 4 to 5 gallons)
> I have been smoking my buds .30 STS so far ( as he has been having tuning
> issues since break-in) on a track we run on locally.
> I would leave the wing on the Revo..They look sweet!..
>

Aye well, we'll see, I dunno when I'll get a chance to run it, stuck in
hospital for a while at the moment, god bless mobile connect and world of
warcraft to kill time heh. Also, been able to use MSN, usenet and the
internet is keeping me sain!

--
Dan
Formerly DanTXD

M78Ultra
Nov 20, 2006, 05:11 AM
My EB-4 and all my buds older V-Specs have/had TTR .21 and .21 Pro motors...
They are great motors. I actually bought a back up one several years back
but have not had a need to use it as my original one still has
lots-o-compression and still runs strong. Only thing I have seen kill one
yet is a super over lean just to see how far someone could push it.
IIRC.. back in the day when I purchased the EB there was a .21 test
performed on several different .21 motors and the TTR motor won.
(Being the hardest motor to "kill".)
The test involved, among other things, actually letting dust/dirt into the
motor intentionally!
Yes, they are among the easiest motors to tune. (Or as easy as any easy 3
needle motor)
They also hold the settings well..with only very minor adjustments to HSN
for weather change after set for preference.

"Iridium" <iridiumdan@googlemail.com> wrote in message
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How do you find the engine? We
> all think the TTR .21 (his is the old version) is the most unkillable,
easy
> to tune and own engine ever made.

M78Ultra
Nov 20, 2006, 05:11 AM
Let me know when you get some vids of the Kanai!

>Ran a little over a quart thru her and was making some
> spectacular full-speed jumps over my driveway and thru the trees.

Sounds real fun!

""Doc"" <hmmmm@nahhhh.net> wrote in message
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> "M78Ultra" <M78Ultra@REMOVEtriad.rr.com> wrote in message
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> >
> > "Iridium" <iridiumdan@googlemail.com> wrote in message
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> >> "M78Ultra" <M78Ultra@REMOVEtriad.rr.com> wrote in message
> >> news:ABF7h.44763$HD6.12609@tornado.southeast.rr.co m...
> >> > http://video.google.com/videosearch?q=m78ultra&hl=en
> >> >
> >> > A couple of cheesy clips of my Ofna Ravager.
> >> > Street clip (a full tank) was last break-in tank with crappy servos
> >> > (twitch
> >> > under the powerlines).
> >> > Other two small clips are zipping around the backyard.
> >> > I love this thing..it is super fast and a blast to play with.
> >> > Playing with it on a couple of different local dirt tracks I can only
> >> > rarely
> >> > use half throttle as it gets too squirrelly to control!
> >> > Currently sports a Nova Pro Cooling Head,CVEC Adjustable Pipe,HiTec
and
> >> > Cirrus MG Servos and Panther MT LP Komodos/ProLine Standard MT Dish.
> >> >
> >> >
> >>
> >> Nippy little thing isn't it :-) My Revo has a rear wing now, more for
> >> pointless cool factor than anything else heh. Although I can't decide
if
> > I
> >> like it really, so I might take it off.
> >>
> >>
> >> --
> >> Dan
> >> Formerly DanTXD
> >
> > Yes. Stepping up from a .21 to the .28 was absolutely unreal! Super
torque
> > and speed at will!
> > I just hope that the Force .28 lasts a bit longer than the majority of
> > what
> > I have read on it. (Approx. 4 to 5 gallons)
> > I have been smoking my buds .30 STS so far ( as he has been having
tuning
> > issues since break-in) on a track we run on locally.
> > I would leave the wing on the Revo..They look sweet!..
>
> That's 0 for 2 on the STS .30's. I'm glad I didn't buy one! Haven't
heard
> a good thing about them yet. Had the Kanai III out yesterday, tuned lean
> and mean, screaming around the yard on the Komodo LP's. Put a new 7075
T6,
> black anodized, lightened chassis on her prior to running.........it <was>
> real purdy. Ran a little over a quart thru her and was making some
> spectacular full-speed jumps over my driveway and thru the trees. Damn
> thing flies like an airplane.
>
> I am still impressed with the durability of the Kanai. Granted, it has
> every 7075 and Ti hop-up available installed, but there were a few crashes
> where I just <knew> I had busted something..........flipped it over and
> drove away each time with zero damage.
>
> In the 1+ quarts I ran thru the Kanai, my poor bud managed to squeek 2.5
> tanks out of his MGT in-between fixes. Damn thing breaks every other
tank.
> I advised him to grab a Savage when he was looking at
MT's...............but
> no one ever listens to me...................he he he he.
>
> Doc
>
>

M78Ultra
Nov 20, 2006, 05:11 AM
Hmmmm... You think they would mind the smell and noise of nitro in the
hallways? =)


"Iridium" <iridiumdan@googlemail.com> wrote in message
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> Aye well, we'll see, I dunno when I'll get a chance to run it, stuck in
> hospital for a while at the moment, god bless mobile connect and world of
> warcraft to kill time heh. Also, been able to use MSN, usenet and the
> internet is keeping me sain!
>
> --
> Dan
> Formerly DanTXD
>
>

\Doc\
Nov 21, 2006, 01:11 AM
"M78Ultra" <M78Ultra@REMOVEtriad.rr.com> wrote in message
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> Hmmmm... You think they would mind the smell and noise of nitro in the
> hallways? =)

He could use Parma fuel scents and make the entire floor smell like bubble
gum or root beer (grape is my personal fave!)..............then all he'd
have to worry about is the noise.

Doc

//////////////////////////////////////////////////

> "Iridium" <iridiumdan@googlemail.com> wrote in message
> news:4scj7gFummk3U1@mid.individual.net...
>
>> Aye well, we'll see, I dunno when I'll get a chance to run it, stuck in
>> hospital for a while at the moment, god bless mobile connect and world of
>> warcraft to kill time heh. Also, been able to use MSN, usenet and the
>> internet is keeping me sain!
>>
>> --
>> Dan
>> Formerly DanTXD
>>
>>
>
>

divrdan007
Nov 21, 2006, 11:11 PM
M78Ultra wrote:
> http://video.google.com/videosearch?q=m78ultra&hl=en
>
> A couple of cheesy clips of my Ofna Ravager.
> Street clip (a full tank) was last break-in tank with crappy servos (twitch
> under the powerlines).
> Other two small clips are zipping around the backyard.

Great quality video with your "On-Board Cam".
I have used a small wireless "Spy Cam" attached to my RC's, with
varying results... none of which match the nice quality (of both
picture and sound) you have.
Please, tell me the brand of cam used, and how you attached it to your
car.
Thanks in advance,
Divrdan007

M78Ultra
Nov 22, 2006, 01:11 PM
I simply ziptied my camera (Sony Cybershot DSC P-32), which has mpeg/sound
ability, to the wing.
You just have to be extra careful not to roll-over!
Have had the camera since 2003..here is the review that led me to buy it...
http://www.steves-digicams.com/2003_reviews/p32.html
You can probably pick them up real cheap now used on eBay.
http://photography.search.ebay.com/sony-p32_Digital-Cameras_W0QQcatrefZC12QQfromZR40QQsacatZ29997
The memory sticks for it have dropped dramatically in cost as well since I
purchased mine.


"divrdan007" <divrdan007@aol.com> wrote in message
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>
> M78Ultra wrote:
> > http://video.google.com/videosearch?q=m78ultra&hl=en
> >
> > A couple of cheesy clips of my Ofna Ravager.
> > Street clip (a full tank) was last break-in tank with crappy servos
(twitch
> > under the powerlines).
> > Other two small clips are zipping around the backyard.
>
> Great quality video with your "On-Board Cam".
> I have used a small wireless "Spy Cam" attached to my RC's, with
> varying results... none of which match the nice quality (of both
> picture and sound) you have.
> Please, tell me the brand of cam used, and how you attached it to your
> car.
> Thanks in advance,
> Divrdan007
>