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Morning run with the M05 mainly today... Full stock it is pretty deceptive: direction is impredictable.


Two washers on top of the ball bearings on the ackerman and it's a fully different chassis, much more predictable... And it is much more precise than the M06, and while I think shocks could eventually improve the M06, I'm not even sure it is required on the M05...

Congrats andy . Tamiyabase in force
 

Good advice marc thx.

Flo, I did the same on the M06, but it is not as effective : the fact the M05 is front drive is definitely helping as it keep the train under stress which ease the predictability. I also do not use any servo saver, the servo horn is an aluminium one mounted in direct... (and thanks to the guy in the club who gave me the M5 washer trick in first place).

I never had this problem with mine but I don't run on track.  

Andy, I saw some nice pictures of the Festival in Castle Hill... Including some where I can spot your hotshot :-D 
Seems that was a lot of fun and a lot of very nice cars down under...

I hug and kissed my australian daughter for the first time since 3 years. And met her boyfriend. Hard for us to talk in english but we are so happy to have our daughter. 

I will convert my second son in law to rc. 😜

A final update, I placed 1st overall in the Hotshot class B main with my HSII, A great weekend with Great people 😊

 

Congrats Andy