Posted January 30, 2008 E4RS Main Features: Most lipo battery & brushless motor can be used New 2.5mm carbon fiber, 96mm wide narrow chassis New 2mm carbon top deck Front/rear 3mm carbon shock tower Front ST steel universal drive shaft Rear hard coated alum. 7075 universal drive shaft Alum. 7075 turnbuckles New Shocks New thickened arms New widened belts Front solid axle Rear ball differential (quick release design) New lightweight nylon pulley Alum. 7075 FF & RR hinge pin mount Alum. 7075 bulkhead New front lower Flying Wing arm Centralized motor and battery design Quick release main shaft Motor cooling mount Front/rear anti-roll bar E4RS Main Spec: 1/10 EP Sedan Width--186mm adjustable Length--374mm Wheelbase--257~269mm 2.5mm carbon fiber chassis 2mm carbon fiber chassis 3mm front/rear carbon shock tower Drive ratio--2.059 Main gear--110T 64P Caster block--3 degree ARTICLE COMPLET SUR LA SOURCE :TEAM MAGIC Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted January 30, 2008 par rapport a la version E4 sedan que j ai la RS n a pas : *les etrier alu a l avant *spool ou lieu du multidiff(spool,roue libre) sur la sedan, *la rs recois les nouveaux amortisseurs, vissés a la base au lieu d etre clipsé *le chassis as etait revu pour accepter les lipo * le chassis est plus ajoure au niveau moteur pour mieux refroidir *les bilettes change de couleur *platine plus mastoc et moin ajouré *celule du tendeur de courroie en plastique contre alu sur la version sedan *poulie plastique contre alu sur la version sedan a pars pour les accu lipo et baisser le poid sur plusieurs partie pas grand chose de plus Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted January 30, 2008 ils ont revu la place pour l electronique et la position du servo est flagrante Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted January 31, 2008 A priori, ils ont surtout revu a rigidité du chassis à la baisse pour les pneus caoutchouc, non nocif ?? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted January 31, 2008 c'est deja une autre version de la voiture qui est sortie il y a qq semaines ??? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted January 31, 2008 la version sortie la semaine derniere c est plus pour le marche US car c est la E4 FS (FOAM SPEC) donc pas pour le marche europeen,la version e4 sedan date de 2006 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted January 31, 2008 A short time ago Team Magic left their comfort zone of producing the most competitive line of 1/10 scale onroad cars on the planet. They ventured into the realm of onroad electric powered touring cars. The E4RS promises to continue in the winning tradition of its predecessors and dominate the rubber racing arena. It comes armed and ready with the tools you need to get to the top step of the podium. Unique Super Low Friction 3 Belt Transmission: An unique design feature of the E4 is the introduction of a 3 belt transmission. It was chosen because of its advantages in motor, battery and radio gear placement. In a classic two belt transmission system, the front belt is centered down the chassis. This layout restricts the design of the car greatly and forces the manufacturer to compromise in componentry layout. The E4 is exactly the opposite which meant no compromises! Ultra Low Center of Gravity. A fundamental consideration in manufacturing a high performance on-road touring car chassis is making sure the major components of the vehicle are placed as close to the ground as possible. This gives the car a low center of gravity for increased cornering speed and improved road holding capabilities. The E4 is a perfect illustration how this can be accomplished with creative precision. The motor and battery pack can account for almost 40% of the cars entire moving mass so it's critical they are given priority in positioning. The motor area of the E4 is machined away to lower the motor a total of two millimeters past the top of the main chassis plate. This may seem like a small gain, but with this design the motor is potentially just 1mm away from the ground. It would be impossible to get it any lower without placing it in undue risk from potential damage. The battery pack, which is inserted into the chassis from the bottom of the car, receives the same treatment as the motor. Held in place by an aluminum battery tray, the cells are just fractions of a millimeter from being flush with the bottom of the chassis, but at the same time, totally protected. The aluminum tray also aids in dispersing heat from the battery pack. With the battery being inserted from the bottom of the car, Team Magic's designers were able to lower the top-plate too. This in turn, meant the gearboxes, bulk heads, differentials and steering system were able to follow the same pattern. A low center of gravity chassis gone to the extreme. Centralized Componentry For Perfect Side To Side Balance: With the belts out of the way, the designers got to work tweaking weight distribution so both sides of the car were equal. They focused on making sure the heaviest components, like the battery and motor were either centralized on the chassis or very close to it. After a few modifications, they achieved their goal and the E4 now has a perfect side to side balance. This gives the E4 another advantage through the corners by letting the car change direction much quicker. With all the weight placed in, toward the middle of the chassis the E4 also has a very neutral feel and there's less chance of the chassis rolling over. Now you can push the boundaries when it comes to corner speed like never before. As all the components moved inward, the main chassis plate began to shrink. This reduced the overall weight of the car, again, improving its performance. Flying Wing Suspension Arms: An exclusive design from Team Magic is the Flying Wing Suspension arms found on the E4. This new manufacturing process allowed Team Magic to reduce the size of the suspension arms without sacrificing strength. A lightweight, hollow aluminum rod gives the suspension arm its potent strength and provided the E4 designers with an opportunity to remove or shape excess plastic from around each arm. Both options offer interesting benefits to improving the E4's performance. The removal of excess plastic helped to not only lower the chassis total weight but also meant the shocks didn't have to cope with additional loads. This improved the E4's acceleration and ability to cope with a bumpy track or surface. Next, Team Magic set about shaping the arm to serve two purposes; firstly the removal of any holes in the arm makes it much easier for cleaning and secondly, the shape of the arm was molded to help improve airflow. The airflow runs smoothly over the arm and this helps the E4 cut through the air, reducing its drag co-efficient dramatically. Super Easy Maintenance The fun doesn't stop there though because the E4 is also an absolute charm to work on too! The design of the car incorporates quick and easy access to all of the high maintenance areas of any on-road touring car. Take for example, the front and rear differentials. Only four screws hold each differential securely in place. Undo these 4 screws and you now have the ability to lift the entire differential out of car with ease. Make some changes or give it a clean, then drop the diff back in, tighten up the 4 screws and you're ready to race again. Nothing could be easier. The same applies for the main layshaft which is also held in place by only 4 screws. Slide the belts off the pulleys and lift the entire layshaft out of the car. These quick maintenance features flow right throughout the entire E4 chassis. From the wheels up, the E4 is the ultimate user-friendly touring car on the market. The ultra low center of gravity combined with the center-mounted battery location minimizes roll and allows the car change direction like no other before it. Each component has been analyzed and redesigned to reduce static and rotational mass without compromising strength and reliability. New Shocks New single O-ring shocks minimize drag for smoother more precise dampening. Speedo & Motor Vent Mount Ducted air intake for motor and ESC cooling. A cooler motor means more power, longer run time and longer magnet / motor life. ST Stell Front & Alum. 7075 Rear Universal Joint Redesigned CVDs are both light and strong . With the remove of blade cover on the shaft, CVD drive pins are fitted over in order to reduce friction and protect the outdrives from wear and backlash. Lightweight 34T Rear Pulley Rear pulleys have been lightened with trapezoidal holes to reduce weight and friction of the diff balls. This results in faster acceleration and smoother differential action. Now with Front Spool Front and rear outdrives have been lightened as much as possible without sacrificing durability. And Everything's About the Chassis 2.5mm carbon fiber bottom chassis, 2mm top chassis and 3mm front and rear shock towers mean that your chassis is rock solid to hold your setup consistently from the start of the race to the checkered flag. As a bonus it is compatible with most LiPo batteries. No detail has been overlooked to put you on top of the podium. The choice is simple. Get an E4RS or follow one. E4RS Main Features: * Most lipo battery & brushless motor can be used * New 2.5mm carbon fiber, 96mm wide narrow chassis * New 2mm carbon top deck * Front/rear 3mm carbon shock tower * Front ST steel universal drive shaft * Rear hard coated alum. 7075 universal drive shaft * Alum. 7075 turnbuckles * New Shocks * New thickened arms * New widened belts * Front solid axle * Rear ball differential (quick release design) * New lightweight nylon pulley * Alum. 7075 FF & RR hinge pin mount * Alum. 7075 bulkhead * New front lower Flying Wing arm * Centralized motor and battery design * Quick release main shaft * Motor cooling mount * Front/rear anti-roll bar E4RS Main Spec: * 1/10 EP Sedan * Width--186mm adjustable * Length--374mm * Wheelbase--257~269mm * 2.5mm carbon fiber chassis * 2mm carbon fiber chassis * 3mm front/rear carbon shock tower * Drive ratio--2.059 * Main gear--110T 64P * Caster block--3 degree Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
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Posted February 1, 2008 Super la photo Vario meme pas tenu et pas de fil de puissance ni de capteurPerso je trouve ca un peu leger. Aprés on se rend compte que telle ou telle piece ne se monte pas ou géne en rotation. lol Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 1, 2008 Super la photo Vario meme pas tenu et pas de fil de puissance ni de capteurPerso je trouve ca un peu leger. Aprés on se rend compte que telle ou telle piece ne se monte pas ou géne en rotation. lol :eek::eek: C EST JUSTE pour montrer la place de l electronique , comme les chaasis asso d ailleur Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 1, 2008 Les roulements des fusées ont l'air bien dimensionnés, non? Sur la photo on voit qu'ils sont déflasqué. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 1, 2008 sur celle la je sais pas sur la sedan ils sont flasqués, par contre vu qu il n y a plus les etirer alu, j espere qu ils ont laissé les roulemnets d etrier Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted April 10, 2008 j'ai recu ma E4RS je vais commencer le montage enfin de ce qu'il reste a monter vario castle sidewinder moteur orion accus lipo 4700 servo Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted April 11, 2008 ma E4 en montage pour le moment c'est en stand by j'ai pas de pignon en 64P Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted April 11, 2008 je vois que la platine est plus courte, aurais tu une photo du tendeur de couroie lateral celui a cote du moteur pour voir la difference entre la rs et la sedan stp Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted April 11, 2008 pour info j'arrive a 1200gr avec les roues et le servo c'est 100gr de moins que ma robitronic qui a une electronique plus lourde de 50gr c'est light comme voiture je te fais la photo ce soir hg Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted April 19, 2008 j'ai testé 1/2 pack ma voiture hiers meme pas reglé ca marche bien directe mais il y avait trop de graviers donc j'ai pas insisté bonne voiture Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted March 11, 2009 voila j'ai recu ce matin la nouvelle E4 RS edition 2009 voiture premontée a 90%, les photos vont suivre dans peux de temps point positif: courroies klevar spool roulement Kfactory amortisseur news cardan gros diametre sans blade support d'accu moin flexible le poid platine redessiné pour les fixation + et - du pack espace moteur plus grand enfin une vrais version lipo et brushless point negatif: bielettes alu cellules superieurs en platique differentiel plastique triangle non renforcé par rapport a la SEDAN support de triangle plastique seulement les arriere Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted March 11, 2009 Sympa ta nouvelle trotinette ! Par contre la couronne passe vachement près du train arrière ... le moteur est toujours en position centrale, ça j'aime bien ! pareil pour l'accu, pas tout à fait au centre mais à mon avis y a moins de souci de déséquilibre à compenser en décalant l'accu avec le passage au li-po par rapport à une T2 notamment. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted March 11, 2009 la couronne je viens de la changer et elle a toujours etait pret du train arriere Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted March 11, 2009 oui 48dp, je vais tester avec les cellule plastique sinon je remonte les alu,sinon j ai deja mis les support de triange alu Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted March 11, 2009 voila jai rajoute donc les suport de triangle alu,suport de platine alu et bloc poulie alu avant Share this post Link to post Share on other sites