The Official "What is it?" Thread
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Re: The Official "What is it?" Thread
The link that I provided was for that cars model number on TamiyaClub.. From that page you have options to view the manual, parts listings, and members rides etc..gomachv wrote:Check your original link, it showed a city with no bumper.

The photo on that page I believe is from the Tamiya guide book.. I have no idea why it shows the car without the bumper..
I was just trying to save myself the trouble of photographing my own Willy's Wheeler to post as an example.. As it turns out, this may have been the easier option..
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Re: The Official "What is it?" Thread
Not sure what sites your used to backlash but we dont work like that here. Been here 4 years with over 1000 posts, and thats the first time Ive seen someone rag on another member for not being able to find something. If its too much trouble for you to help him out then dont. simple.
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Re: The Official "What is it?" Thread
Need a little help guys...trying to get these to work, but they are acting goofy...I'd like to know at least brand, if not model, so I can get some documentation. It would seem to be an easy setup, but either I'm a dumbass and not doing it right, or one or both of these are goobered. There's no ID'ing marks inside or out other than what you see. The receiver looks vaguely LRP, but I couldn't find a match. The button on the ESC says "Setup". Thanks!
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Re: The Official "What is it?" Thread
It's funny I just won a listing with a nos decal sheet for that willys.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/171462960182?_trksid=p2059210.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
http://www.ebay.com/itm/171462960182?_trksid=p2059210.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
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Re: The Official "What is it?" Thread
R Cane wrote:Need a little help guys...trying to get these to work, but they are acting goofy...I'd like to know at least brand, if not model, so I can get some documentation. It would seem to be an easy setup, but either I'm a dumbass and not doing it right, or one or both of these are goobered. There's no ID'ing marks inside or out other than what you see. The receiver looks vaguely LRP, but I couldn't find a match. The button on the ESC says "Setup". Thanks!
Ok...just found the receiver is identical to a Carson Reflex Pro, but with a different label...
Re: The Official "What is it?" Thread
R Cane wrote:Need a little help guys...trying to get these to work, but they are acting goofy...I'd like to know at least brand, if not model, so I can get some documentation. It would seem to be an easy setup, but either I'm a dumbass and not doing it right, or one or both of these are goobered. There's no ID'ing marks inside or out other than what you see. The receiver looks vaguely LRP, but I couldn't find a match. The button on the ESC says "Setup". Thanks!
Where exactly are you having a problem?
Are both the Radio/receiver and ESC new to you??
Have you tried testing the radio/receiver by powering it up with 4 AA cells in a battery box, and connecting 2 or 3 servos that you know work and testing that all the functions work as they should??? Alternatively, you could just swap the radio/receiver into another known working car if you have one, and test it that way..
Most ESC's setup either one of two ways..
With the radio (controller) turned on, press and hold the setup button on the ESC, then turn on the ESC.. After approx. 3 seconds you may notice that the lights on the ESC may change (they may flash, or turn solid red or green), signifying that you have entered setup mode, so release the setup button...
Now this is where the setup process could be different.. One method, you will need to pull the throttle on the controller to full forward, and hold it there for a few seconds and the ESC will acknowledge that full forward has been set by the lights changing colour.. Then select full reverse on the controller and after a few seconds the ESC will acknowledge that it has accepted this by the lights again changing colour..
If that method doesn't work, repeat the process, but when you move the throttle to full forward, press and release the setup button, and then move the throttle to full reverse and again press and release the setup button.. The only exception to this is that I have found a few ESC's that also require you to manually set the neutral point as well, so you may need to add a new step 1 to the process, which is pressing and releasing the setup button when the throttle is at neutral, then set forward, and reverse..
Goodluck..
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Re: The Official "What is it?" Thread
ESC looks identical to the one from a losi strike. check it out and compare
mine never worked correctly, right from the box.
mine never worked correctly, right from the box.
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Re: The Official "What is it?" Thread
I have a few 1:10 bodies (and possibly some 1:12) and don't really know what they are. I know one is a Porsche and there is a Corvette, but if anyone has any more info, I would be very grateful. Thanks guys.




























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Re: The Official "What is it?" Thread
What are these for? Fiberglass, 3mm thick...doesn't sound like much, but feels really thick to the touch...yeah, yeah, I know...that's what she said...
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Re: The Official "What is it?" Thread
Rear shock mounts for a Tamiya Blackfoot made by JG
If things seem under control, you are just not going fast enough.
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