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Mini RC Scales, Which ones ?
Looking at purchasing 4 mini RC scales for set ups etc !
Had a quick look on rip off bay, So which ones do you buy to use as a set of four on each corner ? 100g x 0.01g 200g x 0.01g 500g x 0.01g 1000g x 0.1g 2000g x 0.1g Cheers for your help �� ��
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30-05-2014
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well the smaller range ones are no good. you need to divide your car weight by 4. and then add some margin as one end will be heavier than the other. I use the 500g ones for my micro, but havnt tried it with my 1/10th as i assume the rear corners are heavier than this
Because they all have the same accuracy, just get the 2kg ones, and you can use them for more than just cars. but from memory, they cost more as well, you probably cant go wrong with the 1kg ones.
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30-05-2014
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Have four scales, and then got this. http://www.racing-cars.com/pp/Manufa...SK-500015.html
Far far better and yes I know its far more money but well worth it.
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