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Episodes
Wednesday Jun 28, 2017
Wednesday Jun 28, 2017
TSR podcast Episode 69
• RC Word Of the Week
Capacitor:
A small electronic component used as a filter to reduce radio noise generated by an electric motor. These are the little barrels you see on your speed controls.
Notes:
TSR Speed Shop RC podcast The Champ is BACK!
Show notes
Holiday inn hall way drag racing
Weather
Track
Meeting new people
Naphtha and Ralph tocco
The kids, autographs, photos and more
First hit, the car,
Round by round break down
Car in the hat race and reward
The finals, trophies and cash awards
Gone bananas
Rotor ron
2.50 car nightmare
Miss them all. Scott Davis , JD crow, Norris graves, darvon Huddleston, Dawn, eric and heather bowmen, Robert St Pierre, Greg chapa, dave mares, Miley and Regina alsobrooks, Randy Mathew, Michel Hahn, mark Davidson, steve nigri, Ken lupi, Randy Mayhew
My crew Dallas, Paxton, Colt, Piper and Matthew Munson
Free paint jobs and bodies for everyone!
Won a car! And motor HahhaA I always win
So much Facebook love
Events/Updates:
New group new track new lights
• Featured Item of the week
Travel shaving cream
Wednesday Jun 21, 2017
Wednesday Jun 21, 2017
TSR podcast Episode 66
- RC Word Of the Week
- Cog, or Cogging: When a brushless motor hesitates or rocks back and forth before moving forward. Cause from a motor being sensorless, Cogging occurs when the speed control does not know where the rotor is in relation to the stator. Once the motor begins moving no matter the direction the speed control can then analyze what direction the motor is trying to move and correct it if needed.
Notes:
Health issue update
Going to Texas kids, Todd and Tim do Texas
Cars are gone and I miss them.
Just when you’re ready to leave everything starts to fall apart…..
CowRC and MKS servo giveaways
Servo Break in Tricks you are missing
Schedule of Fun, Tattoo, Gas Monkey
Wednesday, June 21st
SpeedZone Wanna Race? 7pm-10pm
Thursday, June 22nd (6pm–9pm)
Welcome Reception
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Fort Worth North – Northlake
Friday, June 23rd
Test-&-Tune / Fun & Grudge Gates open at 7am
- 9am to 5pm- Test and Tune from ($20 per person no car limit)
- 4pm- Louisiana Shrimp and Crab Boil (For Weekend Registered Racers ONLY)
- 5pm- 2017 SUMMER DOOR SLAMMERS SHOOTOUT 100% CASH PAYOUT
(Pro Mods & Pro Stockers Only)
Saturday, June 24th
Qualifying & Round 1 Eliminations Gates open at 7am
- 8am Drivers Meeting
- 8:30am to 10:30am- Test and Tune from (only for weekend registered racers)
- 9:30am to 10:45am -Team, Officials, Concourse Photos, and The Ladies of the RCDRL Photos
- Official Qualifying Session 1 (Q1) Starting at 11am
- Final Qualifying Session 2 (Q2), Immediately following Q1
- National Anthem Sung by Gabrielle & Rebekah Mercadel
- Eliminations round 1 (E1) – All Classes
- (All Rounds) Young Gunners- Saturday Event
Sunday June 25th
Final Eliminations Gates open at 7:30am
- 8:30-9am Worship Service
by Racers For Christ- Clint Parker, Gateway Church group leader Ms. Rebekah Mercadel
and Rev. Chad Howard (Donuts served)
- 9am Drivers Meeting
- 10am (Q1 & Q2) Young Gunners Sunday Event
- 10:30am- All remaining elimination rounds in all classes
- 4pm to 5pm- Awards Ceremony
*****No track, New timing system! (Thanks to Bob Wareham)
Featured Item of the week
MKS HV9767
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Details |
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SKU |
MKS-HV9767 |
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Dead Band |
0.001ms |
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Working Frequence |
1520μs / 333hz |
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Operating Voltage |
5.5 ~ 8.4 V DC Volts (2S Lipo un-regulated) |
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Operating Speed (6V) |
0.090s |
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Operating Speed (7.4V) |
0.074s |
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Operating Speed (8.4V) |
0.070s |
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Stall Torque (6V) |
6.8kg/cm |
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Stall Torque (7.4V) |
8.5kg/cm |
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Stall Torque (8.4V) |
9.4kg/cm |
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Gear Type |
Chrome-Titanium alloy gear |
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Weight |
38.55g |
Saturday Jun 03, 2017
Saturday Jun 03, 2017
TSR podcast Episode 67 "nothing to talk about really.. oh wait"
Show introduction and welcome.
Welcome to the TSR speed shop RC podcast,
Tim Notes:
Health, “Whats wrong with me…”
Texas race,
Called out by everyone in Texas…
New shirts, and ball busting
Our sad track……
The difference between Socal and Texas.
Taking heat for saying speaking my mind…..
FB Questions:
Joe Zaier Jr If you can't find a good spot to race, what other rc discipline will you race in? Or will you quit racing all together?
Pete Phillips Give us tips on setting up an Offroad buggy for All-run or an index class. Some of us can't afford a dedicated drag car so we'll have to go old school and convert something over...
Daniel Gallardo Will your fancy new shirt be available to the public?
Jeremy Drey What was your highest speed numbers back in the days of round cells and brushed motors. And what's the highest number of round cells you ever had in a car.
James Knight Will you be broadcasting at axialfest2017?
Darvione Huddleston Going into the rlc 3day race what type of numbers are Yu tuning for???
- News items
Cav better then Masami Hirosaka, "GOAT"
- RC Word Of the Week
6061-T6 Alloy
Alloy is a mixture of two or more elements in which aluminum is the predominant metal. Aluminum alloys are used extensively due to their high strength-to-weight ratio; and 6061-T6 alloy is the most widely used grade for aluminum R/C parts. Unless specified, all GPM alloy parts are 6061-T6 grade alloy.
Main Topic:
Traxxas scale truck, Oh how I want you….
The tent post….
Inside scoop: Maifeild gave Gord the tires to use, They were handed to him :out of sight”
Off-road treated as the only racing
Events/Updates:
Featured Item of the week
MaxAmps The Jigs Up $39.99
NEW and improved version with "helping hand" and heat resistant phenolic resin insert!
"The Jigs Up" makes the task of soldering RC connectors simple and easy! This jig quickly and securely clamps, holds, and releases the connector. A must have tool for the RC enthusiast!
The Jigs Up holds the following connectors: Deans Ultra, Traxxas High-current, XT30, XT60, XT90, EC3, EC5, and Deans Micro. It also holds 2mm, 3.5mm, 4mm, 5mm, 5.5mm, 6mm, 6.5mm, and 8mm bullet connectors.
The holes on top of the jig are used to hold 3.5mm-8mm bullet connectors. The "v" slots on the front of the jig are used to hold the 2mm bullet connectors and the pins for the Traxxas connectors. The slot on the right side of the jig is used for Deans Ultra, Traxxas, and XT60 connectors. The slot on the left side of the jig is used for Deans Micro connectors.