• SUBARU IMPREZA 2008 Monster Energy

    Made by: Gett Torralba
  • SUBARU IMPREZA 2008 Monster Energy

    Made by: Gett Torralba
  • SUBARU IMPREZA 2008 Monster Energy

    Made by: Gett Torralba
  • SUBARU IMPREZA 2008 Monster Energy

    Made by: Gett Torralba
  • SUBARU IMPREZA 2008 Monster Energy

    Made by: Gett Torralba
  • Nissan 350Z Fairlady Nismo

    Modified by: Gett Torralba (Original paint by: Ize Bocar)
  • Nissan 350Z Fairlady Nismo

    Modified by: Gett Torralba (Original paint by: Ize Bocar)
  • Nissan 350Z Fairlady Nismo

    Modified by: Gett Torralba (Original paint by: Ize Bocar)
  • Nissan 350Z Fairlady Nismo

    Modified by: Gett Torralba (Original paint by: Ize Bocar)
  • Tamiya TT-01DUER

    Setup by: Gett Torralba
  • Tamiya TT-01DUER

    Setup by: Gett Torralba
  • Yokomo Mitsubishi Evolution X

    Modified by: Gett Torralba (Original detail by: Jon Castro)
  • Yokomo Mitsubishi Evolution X

    Modified by: Gett Torralba (Original detail by: Jon Castro)
  • Tamiya TA-05ER

    Setup by: Gett Torralba
  • Twin ER (TT01 and TA05)

    Setup by: Gett Torralba







06 January 2012

Inertia Drift : Track opening


You are all invited to attend the grand opening of the Inertia Drift track happening on January 14, 2012 at Unit 8 Paseo Square, Governors Drive Paseo De Carmona, Cavite. Track opens at 4:00pm so be there and enjoy!

There will be some raffle prizes (according to Sir Dex (owner/proprietor of Inertia Drift)) to be given away so save the date on don't miss this very exciting event.

12 December 2011

Taking a little break from RC drifting

Here's a new project of mine that is not related to RC drifting but is also an RC.
It's an Evotech 450 Heli that came from a good friend of mine. He gave me an air frame with no electronics and  I just got parts one at a time by trading and buying a few stuff from a local hobby shop. It's still a work in progress and needs a whole lot of fine tuning for it to fly properly. But at least I'm almost done setting it up...just needs a few more tweaks here and there.



MAHA MH-C9000 WizardOne Charger-Analyzer

MH-C9000 WizardOne Battery Charger & Analyzer is suitable for the casual consumer users, enthusiast and professionals, WizardOne is capable of charging, conditioning, analyzing, cycling, forming and discharging one to four AA or AAA batteries, all while digitally displaying the battery capacity and voltage. All four slots can be operated independently in different modes and settings. Those seeing the unit for the first time will be struck by its large LCD screen, backlit by ultra-bright white LEDs. Measuring over 3.5" by 1.5", the display is more than three times larger than its closest competition and shows a wealth of information that is easy to read. In addition to the standard charging, conditioning and discharging, the WizardOne charger-analyzer also offers two unusual operations modes. The "Break-In" mode allows the user to input the capacity of the battery and performs a "forming" charge designed to properly break-in new batteries. The "Cycle" mode allows user to charge and discharge batteries consecutively while storing the capacity for up to 15 cycles. There are ten selectable charging and discharging current from 0.2A to 2.0A and 0.1A to 1.0A respectively. The charger also features four independent temperature sensors using Maha's latest temperature rise detection algorithm in addition to the usual peak temperature detection. It also armed with additional patented termination algorithms found in other Maha chargers. The unit can be operated in a "basic" and "advanced" mode. In the basic mode, user merely needs to insert the batteries with no further key press. The charger will select the appropriate settings automatically, making it suitable for the casual users.




28 November 2011

SAVOX SH-1290MG "GLITCH"

I just recently bought a Savox high speed servo SH 1290MG and replaced my Futaba S3003. I tried installing the servo normally and setup my transmitter but to my surprise when I try to steer to the left my kit is going full thottle even when I'm not touching the trigger just the steering wheel. At first the glitch was constant until I made some adjustments and it lessened just a little bit but I could clearly say it is still a problem.


27 November 2011

D.I.Y. BEC by mikelouie8(MILO)

Taken from PRCD Forums by the great D.I.Y. expert sir mikelouie8(MILO)


Here's what you need:


1pc. capacitor 10v to 20v at 6800uF up to 10,000uF
1pc. regulator 7806 1A
1pc. servo connector (from your damaged servo or light kit)
soldering iron, lead and paste
some shrink tubing (for your wires, regulator and caps)



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