Source/Fonte: Kyosho
Showing posts with label Chase Mode. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chase Mode. Show all posts
Friday, 17 February 2012
Sunday, 12 February 2012
Kyosho MIni-Z/dNaNo News
Mini-Z F1 MF-015 TIki-Tiki Mode Chassis Only
Source/Fonte: West Mini-Z Link
Wednesday, 18 January 2012
Monday, 12 December 2011
Thursday, 8 December 2011
Sunday, 4 December 2011
Friday, 30 September 2011
New Mini-Z Ferrari F1 MF-015 Chase Mode
Source/Fonte: Mini-Z & dNaNo News flash!!
Click on "READ MORE" below to see all pictures!Friday, 4 February 2011
Mini-Z MR-03 Tuning Chassis @ Nurnberg 2011
AKA = MR-03 Tiki Tiki Mode!
On the Mini-Z side of things they were displaying a limited edition full red MR03 chassis. The important thing is not the red colour but the new ‘Tikitiki’ system inside. Similar to the KERS system in F1, when turned on regular full throttle will only give 70%, or some other set amount, of power which can be boosted to the full 100% a user determined number of times during the race. This of course would make for great racing and adds an extra fun element to driving.
Source/Fonte: RedRC.Net
Monday, 24 January 2011
Mini-Z Chase Mode (Tiki Tiki) Q&A!
I'm sure you have heard about the new Mini-Z MR-03 Chase Mode or Tiki Tiki Mode by now, if not this is a new feature of the Mini-Z MR-03 that has just been released.
In Japan, it is called "Tiki Tiki Mode" and in other countries, the official name is Chase Mode." If you prefer Tiki Tiki, please call it Tiki Tiki.
Today, I'm going to answer questions about Chase Mode we got from Mini-Z fans.
OK then, let's begin!!
Q1: Which models have the Chase Mode function?
A1: One of the following must be purchased to play Chase Mode.
This set comes with a Gloss Coat finished au Supra body!
MZ410 R/C UnitSet(2.4GHz/RA-22B)w/Chase Mode
If you would like to convert your standard Mini-Z MR-03 to the Chase Mode spec,
please purchase this one.
You also need a 3 channel ASF 2.4GHz transmitter to use the full function of Chase Mode. My recommendation is Perfec EX-5UR ASF!!
Q2：Can I play Chase Mode with my KT-18 transmitter?
A2：You can drive with your KT-18 transmitter,but you cannot control the overtake function.
Q3：The Chase Mode spec Mini-Z cannot use the full power if I don't use the overtake function?
A3：No!! You can switch off Chase Mode.
Chase Mode is switched off when the product is shipped from the factory.
You can enjoy full power of Mini-Z with KT-8 transmitter!!
Q4：Are there any advantage of Chase Mode spec Mini-Z if I play with a KT-18 transmitter?
A4：The Chase Mode spec Rx unit has better steering neutral calibration funttion.
So, in most cases you only need just one or two clicks of steering trim adjustment.
Also right and left turning radiuses are almost equal.
Q5：Can Chase Mode work with Sanwa or Futaba Transmitters?
A5：Chase Mode overtake function should work with Sanwa or Futaba transmitters when a KO ASF 2.4GHz module is connected via Route 246's module adapter (R246-1001). However, Kyosho does not guarantee the working of the function.
Q6：I've heard the IC tag lap counting system is not compatible with Chase Mod.e...
A6：That's not true. The IC tag lap counting system works with Chase Mode Mini-Z properly.
Q7：I wish the overtaking power would be 130% of the standard power..
A7：That sounds nice.
Q7：I wish the overtaking power would be 130% of the standard power..
A7：That sounds nice.
However, if the Max power becomes 130% of the current Mini-Z, will that power be the new standard power?
Just the same as overtake button of real car racing such as Formula Nippon, the machine outputs the 100% power when the overtake button is used and when it is not in use, the power is limited to a certain degree. This is the same concept as Mini-Z's Chase Mode function.
If you need more power, you can use LiFe batteries, so the standard power of Chase Mode wll be similar to 100% of NiMH batteries and once you push the overtake button, you'll experience the 130% of NiMH batteries' power. However, my basic idea is to limit the power so that everybody can enjoy races together. That's the Chase Mode concept.
I hope you now understand the Chase Mode well.
Source/Fonte: Ishikawa @ Kyoshoblog
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