Pictures of some of my ABCs - Page 2

PorscheGuy964 · #16 05-16-2002, 03:03 AM

I must say, that that RX-3 is one of the nicest bodies I have seen on the DTM, My next R/C car is definatly going to be a SP(I"m ANTI-AWD

) Right now I'm really into my M-03 and mini-z, so maybe in about 6-8 months I may get one maybe buy then they will be reall popular,HAHAHA

MicroRCEngineering · #17 05-17-2002, 06:32 PM

That sounds good Porscheguy. I give the ABC DTM SP the Highest recommendation to all micro RC lovers. It's very smooth, fast, and is durable.

MicroRCEngineering · #18 05-17-2002, 06:33 PM

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Originally posted by micromotori
That sounds good Porscheguy. I give the ABC DTM SP the Highest recommendation to all micro RC lovers. It's very smooth, fast, and is durable.

No Servo pots to tinker with, no esc frying (in most most cases), the car only needs ball bearings and a 180 sized motor to be race ready.

Cruizer · #19 05-19-2002, 07:22 PM

Welcome to the party buddy! look forward to some contibutions from the motor guru himself on how to make the DTM's blinding fast!

I like the truck by the way.

Hardtrukr · #20 05-20-2002, 02:46 PM

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Originally posted by micromotori

no esc frying (in most most cases)

Hahahaha In MOST cases.

MicroRCEngineering · #21 05-20-2002, 08:39 PM

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Originally posted by Hardtrukr

Hahahaha In MOST cases.

It's happened to me, because of my experimentations. I guess to achieve something, there should no limit. That is why I use ESC's with NOMOTORLIMIT

I must add too, that the ABC's and other 1/24 th scale RCs don't require the use of Turbo. hehe

Hardtrukr · #22 05-21-2002, 02:01 PM

yep, thats Rod.

kev71H · #23 05-25-2002, 01:16 PM

Hey, MicroRCEngineering Would you want to sell one?

* Will the orion esc (from the micro rs4) work well with this car? What size servo would I use? Hs 81size? Or smaller...thanks

Kev71H@aol.com or post here.

Kevin
San Jose CA

MicroRCEngineering · #24 05-27-2002, 01:48 PM

Kevin,

Check out eBay right now. There's one up for auction with carbon fiber. Or contact TinyRC.com for a Brand New SP. At the moment, I'm not selling any of my ABC's, unless someone likes a particular custom model body to be fitted on an ABC chassis. Using car model bodies may pose a challenge in making it fit, but once it's done, it looks nice.

mrceng.

kev71H · #25 05-27-2002, 09:55 PM

ok..thaks

MOPARMAN · #26 07-08-2002, 06:55 PM

I have a brand new, mint, still shrink wrapped, 1/24 Tamtech Lamborghini for sale.

It comes with everything needed.

Please make me an offer.

my email is aceofbase000@yahoo.com

thank you,
Navindra B.

irc · #27 07-08-2002, 10:04 PM

What is that #6 car in the backgroung on page one? Fiat? I have 3 DTM X4 and what a awsome car.I just received an SP from Tiny RC and cant wait to assemble it. Any tips durring assembley?

MicroRCEngineering · #28 07-08-2002, 11:32 PM

The number 6 car is a Kyosho Autoscale, waiting to be devirginized.

Tips & Tricks with a hippy, hippy hips: Take your time, Make sure to use thread locks on the front suspension, or whenever you are screwing to a metal piece, like the rear motor mount. Get yourself a 180 right away. Don't even bother with the 130 motor. It's slow. Use airtronics ES-01 or Orion Flash ESC, Servo: Any micro servo will work, but can't be any bigger than an HS81. Body: It's best to do the holes before painting. Battery Cover: Drill holes while on top of chassis, just enough to mark it.

say no to drugs, and don't terrorize the house pets with these micro rc's. Word!!

irc · #29 07-09-2002, 12:27 AM

What body is it? I just started assembly and this is a great car! I will be using the Mini X electronics and the 180 motor. Thanks for the tips.

MicroRCEngineering · #30 07-18-2002, 02:11 PM

The Mini X electronics is fine if you don't have enough room to open up the throttle. But you will need at least an airtronics es-01 if you plan to use the 180 motor.