F1 dNaNo
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yep, you read it right. someone is making F1 bodies for dnano. while a tad morphed, i must admit to really liking how it looks! being an F1 rc fan myself, i wouldn't mind running a class like this.
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sweet find!
however, you're right, looks a little weird, but at least it's something new. |
nice... got a bigger pic or a link?
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i placed a link to the website in the post. they do not have a larger picture and i would not begin to know how to contact them given the language barrier.
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Those F1's look really cool.
But for myself, I would not race these kind of body on the Dnano chassis because of its already fragile tie rod slider. On the mini-z, the F1 can take much more abuse of the front part due to the exposed wheels. I do believe the dnanos steering assembly won't support that for long... |
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co-signed... the tie rod slider/servo gear assembly will not survive even the slightest impacts if you run your chassis without a body - your tie rod slider will get broken just about every time, guaranteed. i keep no less than 30 of them stock at all times for this reason. it can't be repaired, it can only be replaced. |
Been reading the mini-z/dnano blog posts:
http://ameblo.jp/kyoshoblog-en/page-5.html#main Excerpt from above: Requests for new items (and replies from Ishikawa) dNaNo formula car →If we make this, I would like to design a very good one. hmmm...seems like Kyosho hears what we are saying but not on the radar. Fingers crossed. |
Hi Everyone
I am not very active here, but after seeing these F1 bodies for the Dnano's I was impressed. I wanted to mention, When you look at the picture closely I noticed they have a clear bumper that seems to protect the front wheel assembly fairly well. Just wondering if you guys that felt the front end would break easily during racing with the F1 body saw that. If you did and still feel that way, then that is a problem (I dont have much experience with the Dnano) I have two Dnano's and our LHS is planing on racing them soon, I hope the interest picks up. |
Hi Guys,
I'm a big F1 RC fan and I'm impressed as well! I was searching for more pictures and found this blog: http://blogs.yahoo.co.jp/rc_spica/32591063.html It looks like this guy took a regular model and wrapped it around a heavily modified dNaNo chassis. Is that battery standard? I do not own one of these. Good to see how well this model works, it looks kick ass! I would love to see some modern F1 body's now. :) Grtz |
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Awesome! Nice find edhchoe! :)
I was wondering, someone could design and build the perfect F1 body for the dNaNo but we would still need wheels for it. Standard dNaNo wheels would look a bit silly. Are there other options? Greetings |
Found a video of dNaNo's with F1 body's from the first post:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P9tZ-b_EL5A |
i gotta stock those F1 bodies... i don't think they'd work well @ nanotrax because of the borders on our circuit but i'm sure this would be an interesting item worldwide
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Theres is a bit of video of the Ferrari in action!:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ef5FQ2js5s Too bad it wobbles so much... :( Check out the dNaNo Formula RB5 from SeoTech halfway into the video! :D You guys should check out RCSpica's channel for more video's: http://www.youtube.com/user/rcspica |
I just saw these recently an I think they're awesome... sorry if I'm reviving an old thread, but I don't think something like this should die....
Where are the original models coming from (to get the wings from)? Anybody know? |
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