bitPimps.lixlink.com

http://www.ausmicro.com/link.asp?TOPIC_ID=542

Too slack to re-write it here, but it has lots of purdy pictures....


ph2t.

i dont understand everyones need to keep that stupid plastic cover on the board. tape is lighter and easier to remove.

Sweet job pimp! hella nice illustration

Gotta try this on one of my spare chassis.

jowlz, it's just nicer this way man, all the parts go back into the right spots and it increases the farkwidit factor.

kiwk, thanks man . One day i'll do this on a real bit chassis, at the moment the Bensu clone was the guinea pig.

To anyone that has done a dual batt chassis, did you add an extra steering spring to help keep the bit straight?

time fer sleep (12:37am) down under................

ph2t.

(Cabo, you need a yawning emoticon.... I guess a lot of us do that here ....)

ph2t wrote: To anyone that has done a dual batt chassis, did you add an extra steering spring to help keep the bit straight?

well the I just did a dual on a ZZ chassis;
http://bitpimps.lixlink.com/pages/phpFo ... .php?t=456

...and this is my new favorite toy! i would agree that an extra steering spring would be in order, cause this thing is crazy fast! i would like to be able to deperess the forward button a little longer than a 1/10 of a second lol... the tire and stabilus combo i got now is perfect. i'm thinkin' that changing the gear ratio may help to eliminate the kick-butt fish tale at launch, right now i only got a 12:1 ratio...

Nice job man... Bensus make great guinea pigs.. Pics are great too..


silla

ya those burlington clones are good for guinea pigging. so are cyclonas. both are almost identical to bits as far as dimensions go.

with Target selling Microsizers for $10 beans, I'm hard pressed to buy any more clones.

With Target in Australia selling the Compact Char-G at $48 (AUS), clones are a much better option...........