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boho 08-06-2003 07:44 AM

ZZSE question
 
The new ZZSEs are coming out soon and I was wondering how the proportional steering was accomplished. Does anybody know?

Does it work like a digi-q/takara, with two motors in the back and no actual turning system in the front?

MicroSpeed 08-06-2003 09:17 AM

I dont think they'd want to do it that way because "real working steering" was one of the things they incorporated into the original
For a 'cool factor' They problably use a servo, like the puchi-maru,
dont know where they'd find a cheap servo tho

sessiz10 08-06-2003 09:44 AM

I have no info on how they're doing the steering, but if you look at this thread
http://www.tinyrc.com/forums/showthr...threadid=12013
There were some ideas thrown around about how the steering could be done.

dr1zz 08-06-2003 12:42 PM

proportional steering is gonna be the hit or miss of the ZZse.......but the shells are going to be interchangeable(sp), so even if steering sucks.......ill just use the current ZZ chassis

my best guess is that they will use the same steering setup, but instead of the coils and magnet, they will put a motor to turn the front wheels, sorta like this motorcycle i got at TRU.......the motor drives the steering arm

hogjowlz 08-06-2003 12:43 PM

does it return to center?

charliebrown 08-06-2003 12:46 PM

i dunno.....but as everyone says, propo steering is good for drifting! And also, let's hope they have a turbo button function. That would be nice, like NOS for your ZZ.

eman1 08-06-2003 01:56 PM

they will do it with a little motor up front i bet.

Murcielago659 08-06-2003 01:58 PM

Most likely it will be motor driven. There's no reason for it to be anything else, because it would be too complex.

dr1zz 08-06-2003 02:05 PM

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Originally posted by hogjowlz
does it return to center?
yea, its the same setup, just no magnet and coils........same centering spring and all.....the brand is mircroRC, and comes with a pistol grip controller w/wheel

TypeZer0 08-06-2003 02:41 PM

maybe they'll use a 1.0 motor like tomy did in that diecast propo bit. hmm, maybe that's y they pulled the blue 1.0 motor, to save stock for use as steering! and, if it really is jsut using the 1.0 motor, we could swap in a green 1.6 motor and get some quicker steering out of it. or maybe upgrade the mosfets for the steering to make teh steerign nice and strong

2fast2furious59 08-06-2003 05:59 PM

yea i bet it would be motor driven, it it were a servo the car would cost over 50 dollars and they are trying to attract the little kids so anything over 50 would be alot....wait what am i saying 50 is alot for me right now....geeze....
i think these things will be big just like the first ones were but these will be better...i wanna see zipzap start cranking out the high rpm motors

Namuna 08-06-2003 06:33 PM

Well, since we're throwing guesses out for how the Propo will be handled.

My guess is they took the basic priciples from these guys:
http://www.rcmicroflight.com/nov99/technik_servo.asp

And found a cheaper way to do it.

dr1zz 08-06-2003 07:13 PM

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that servo would be sweet.......

heres a pic of that bike steering...........

and lay off my fingers please.......i was painting :D

2fast2furious59 08-06-2003 09:15 PM

bike steering that is propo would be different than car steering that is propo, on the bike the motor turns a dial with a peg that turns the axels, well with the car you would need individual arms for the each front tire, and a motor that turns a slider so you can turn evenly and with the way the bike is set up, i dont think it would work in a car

dr1zz 08-06-2003 09:22 PM

this mechanism has been installed in a car already........exact same setup, but into the magnet arm thingymajiggy.......it throws about the same as the magnet/coil setup.......


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