1/14 Tamiya MFC Install Light & Sound King Hauler - Part 3
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ธ.ค. 2019
- How to install the Tamiya MFC-01 or 03 light and and sound unit inro a King Hauler and other semi trucks. Includes radio hookup and programming for Turnight TGY-i6 or Flysky radios.
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Amazing, thanks for sharing all that advanced features.
Awesome set of videos, cant wait to start my King Hauler. Thanks for creating them all !!
been following your build, you've done a fine job
I just found this channel and love all the detail work ya give to build these , my only issue is ya need a chest mic as you are very quiet when talking and the sounds are very loud , I dont mean to be negative but its does cause alot to audio issue when tryin to be quiet :P cheers man and keep those vids coming I have a King Hauler on route i cant wait
Thanks a lot for the videos. Very helpful. Looking forward to the DX6e video because I have one,
Beautiful truck. The lights on top of the front fenders are driving me nuts though. They are supposed to be on when the parking lights are on, meaning that square light on the fender is dual function.
Excellent video 👍👍💯
Thanks for doing a video on the additional features. I have seen people doing this but they never posted on how they did it. So your video is a great help! Btw can the MFC 01 be modded to have features that are available on MFC 03?
Soy nuevo en esto, usted no distribuye accesorios en mexico?
Will the video series that you did for the King Hauler work for the grand hauler and can you do an MFC set up on a pistol grip controller
Yes, King Hauler and Grand Hauler setup is the same. You can use pistol grip controllers that have 4 or more channels and dual rate programming features but I don't have any here. I just prefer stick radios for trucks.
you have done a great job here with this kit I should get mine around the 7th/ 9th January Gould you let me have a copy of your info sheets that you have just been using I would help keep up the great work
Just email me. My email in video's description.
Also connecting the shift servo directly to the receiver compared to connecting it to the MFC, what is the difference? Might be a stupid question. If so I apologize.
No such thing as a stupid question! If you hook it to the MFC then the shift will be on the left transmitter gimbal. I prefer it on a 3 position switch. In reality I almost always drive these trucks in 1st gear all the time, otherwise they are very fast.
Hi Bob! Hope you can help. I was excited to purchase my first Tamiya truck and I wanted to get the MFC unit but I seem to be running into issues right off the bat. Right now I have the Tamiya Cascadia EVO, Tamiya 4YWD Radio (as recommended in the kit), 2 futaba S3004 servos, and the Tamiya MFC01 Multifunction unit. I wanted to test the servos to make sure they were in neutral so I connected the MFC01, servos, 4YWD receiver, and 7.2V 1200 mAH battery to the MFC unit. When you turn the radio and control unit on all that happens is the servos buzz. That's it. On further review, I have now found out that the Futaba and the Tamiya 4YWD radios have been discontinued. SO...1. do you know what might be causing the issue I'm currently having?, and 2, if these radios have been discontinued, do you know what Radios are compatible with the MFC units? I'm a huge Futaba fan as I've used their radios for all my kits for years. Maybe you might have a suggestion. Love your videos FYI...you explain them well. Hope you can help. Thank you!
You might try hooking the servos directly to the receiver and powering it up to bypass the MFC. Sounds like the problem may be the radio. I don't like those old slide trim analog radios myself. I use these www.ebay.com/itm/233423573608
@@HobbyconceptsLLC Thanks Bob...appreciate the response. I'll try what you suggested and see if that works. If I went with your suggestion on the radio, looks like that radio only ships to the USA and I'm in Canada. What would be required to ship it to Canada?
Also you can email me at jacobsenra@hotmail.com and I can probably help you out.
Can you tell me how i can do this and have the throttle on the right stick and steering on left stick ? i was able to get it to shift into neutral and use the horn but i cant get the light functions to work
Best to set it up the way I show it. Reversing the sticks could be done but the standard setup is the way I show it.
Hi bud having problems with gearbox set up switches I’m using the radio link at 10 the problem is the rat switch doesn’t save the settings when I turn it off
I have a Radio Link and MFC video almost done. Will have it up early November.
@@HobbyconceptsLLC thanks bud have found your videos very very helpful don’t think my truck and trailer would be where thay are now with out them bud
You showed that you can shut the truck off from the radio, can you then start it up again from the radio without having to touch the truck?
Yes, just repeat the same stick movements. You can also just turn off the radio to shut down truck and then turn it on again to start up (which I find easier)
Thanks, I thought it might be like that but wasn’t sure 👍
and the reverse function? with white light and buzzer ?
Yes they are both there. You can hear the backup beeper in a few places (although I turn the volume down for the videos). The King Hauler does not have a bumper location for the back up light but it comes in the MFC package and just plugs in.
Hobbyconcepts-LLC ok perfect
what about a Tamiya Mercedes Benz Arocs 3348 with a
Carson 500501004 FS Reflex Stick Multi Pro LCD 2.4G 14CH
Unfamiliar with the Carson radio