1:16 RC Tank Tamiya King Tiger Help
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Hello,
New to building RC tanks and I have the Tamiya King Tiger 1/16 and currently having a few questions
1) on the page it says if I have a Tamiya Attack 4WD TR set I can skip that step as the photos show I have a Tamiya 4WYD can I skip or no?
2) in steps 26 the screws seems to be screwed down albeit they say to not tighten it but mine are really tight and can only go halfway down, is that how it should be?
3) Instructions are not clear on how I can test the model and make sure everything works, most notably I wanna make sure the gear boxes and stuff work
Thank you
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New to building RC tanks and I have the Tamiya King Tiger 1/16 and currently having a few questions
1) on the page it says if I have a Tamiya Attack 4WD TR set I can skip that step as the photos show I have a Tamiya 4WYD can I skip or no?
2) in steps 26 the screws seems to be screwed down albeit they say to not tighten it but mine are really tight and can only go halfway down, is that how it should be?
3) Instructions are not clear on how I can test the model and make sure everything works, most notably I wanna make sure the gear boxes and stuff work
Thank you
Sorry for no images forum won’t let me post
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I know more about this than planes so here you go!
1) Yes, it should be set to operate.
2)Do not tighten or loosen the screws, factory set!
3)Activate the tank and controller. You should be able to move all gears and turrent!
Hope it works as planned!
1) Yes, it should be set to operate.
2)Do not tighten or loosen the screws, factory set!
3)Activate the tank and controller. You should be able to move all gears and turrent!
Hope it works as planned!
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Thank you
Btw you own a King Tiger 1/16 RC from Tamiya
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Hello, so now the electronics kind of work, with the engine sounds coming on when I turn the tank on but the sprockets spins within the tracks but the tracks do not move at all?
any help on this?
any help on this?
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I have fixed the above issue as my track was too loose but now the problem is whenever I go forward on my tank it goes backwards and whenever I go backwards it goes forwards. To add to that it doesn’t seems able to go left or right either. Really frustrating tbh. Please help!
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On your transmitter you need to reverse the direction of the servo for the drive motors older transmitters did it by a switch newer transmitter do it by the setting on the screen this will help you get the ideal on how to do it .
Last edited by bowlman; 05-30-2024 at 07:05 PM.
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Thank you for your reply bowlman but mine doesn’t have servos. It just has a controller, 4ch receiver and the switch. When I steer forward it goes backwards and vice versa. Going forward bring a herky jerky movement. I tried to reset the dmd unit but every time I plug in the source of power the speakers are blaring I am not sure if I could unplug speak than do it but will that effect the syncing of sound later on?
Thank you
Thank you
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One comes to setting up the direction of travel with the transmitter its the same with servos or no servos the tank control board takes the signal from the transmitter and receiver to the control board so if your tank treads are moving the wrong direction you can revers with what is called the servo direction settings on the transmitter .
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One comes to setting up the direction of travel with the transmitter its the same with servos or no servos the tank control board takes the signal from the transmitter and receiver to the control board so if your tank treads are moving the wrong direction you can revers with what is called the servo direction settings on the transmitter .
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Hello couple of questions, one of my idler wheels feels a bit loose and some times jumps to the front of my other wheels and comes off completely is that a common problem and should I look to after market parts or is there a way to fix it a bit so I don’t have to look to after market parts right away. Also a trivial question I have the dmd board and speakers and gearboxes all hooked up if anything and the tanks near repairs at the bottom do you still just flip the whole tank around but would that damage the gearboxes wires etc?
Thank you
Thank you