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Schumacher “High Grip Track” Conversion for Mi8

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Schumacher Racing Cars introduces their new High Grip Track conversion kit for the Mi8.

The standard Mi8 has proved to be a safe and easy to drive car that generates plenty of grip, and is particularly competitive in lower grip conditions.
The Mi8 high grip track (HGT) conversion features an alternative suspension geometry to free the car up in the corners and create more rotation. It also includes new shock mounts to lower the centre of gravity.
This geometry was used by Michal Orlowski to reach the IFMAR worlds A final last year, and to recently win the ETS race in Daun.
The conversion kit includes a new chassis, top decks, wishbones, shock towers, and required hardware.

U8562 – HGT Conversion – Mi8

U8563 – C/F Chassis – Mi8 HGT Conversion
U8564 – C/F Rear Shock Mount – Mi8 HGT Conversion
U8565 – C/F Front Shock Mount – Mi8 HGT Conversion
U8566 – C/F Front Wishbones – Mi8 HGT Conversion (pr)
U8567 – C/F Rear Wishbones – Mi8 HGT Conversion (pr)
U8568 – C/F 1 Piece Top Deck 2mm – Mi8 HGT Conversion
U8569 – Alloy Lower Shock Mounts – Mi8 HGT Conversion (pr)

U8570 – C/F Split Top Decks 2mm – Mi8 HGT Conversion (pr)
U8571 – S2 Split Top Decks 1.6mm – Mi8 HGT Conversion (pr)

Schmid joins Awesomatix

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Awesomatix is happy to announce the addition of another young talent to the Awesomatix Team. Kevin Schmid showed great speed and progress during the past seasons in different classes. His biggest achievements so far are the win in Luxemburg in the 17.5 Stock class at the ETS combined with the 3rd place overall in the ETS Stock Championship 22/23! Kevin will attend local races, as well European events like the ETS, GP3F etc.

“I’m happy and very grateful to be part of the team. I will do my best to present the brand as well as possible. Looking forward to a great cooperation and a lot of fun on and off the track”

Kevin Schmid (GER)

Power HD teams up with Richardson

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Power HD has announced the signing of Joe Richardson, a British born RC race car driver based out of Hong Kong. For the coming race season, Joe will be racing all of the big RC events in Hong Kong, focus on the Modified class, he will also represent Power HD to attend some international RC events in and around Asia


I have been using the Power HD S15 Servos for the last 6 months and i was blown away by the quality, reliability and feeling from the servo. It’s amazing to be supported by the Power HD Factory team for my 2023 programe and beyond! I can’t wait to get started!

Joe Richardson

Registration open for ETS RD2 in Aigen, AUT

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Dear ETS Family,

The registration for our second race of the new ETS season is OPEN. The ETS circus will travel to Austria where the MAV Aigen-Schlägl will welcome us again at their amazing facility. We have raced there last summer for the first time, and all participants had been blown away by the great track, the perfect organisation from the club, and the warm welcome for everybody!

Even if the attendance was not that high last time, we decided to go to Aigen again as we really believe that this facility is top notch and a MUST GO event for every passionated ETS racer. We expect a higher turnout this time and we are sure that everybody will like this amazing track which is just insane for ETS racing!

About the MAV Aigen Schlägl

If you have not raced in Aigen until now, here are the most important facts for you:
Race Date: 20.07. – 23.07.2023
Location: MAV Aigen Schlägl, Krenbrücke 15, 4160 Schlägl, Austria
Track: Asphalt (new surface 2017)
Track length 243m
Driving direction: Anti-clockwise
Pit area: Covered pit area and additional tents
Camping requests: martin_mayrhofer@gmx.net
Catering: MAV Bistro trackside
Entries: We open the entries on MyRCM on Tuesday, 09.05.2023 at 20:00 MEZ

Last year`s track walk

If you still have no idea about the MAV Aigen-Schlägl and the amazing racetrack, just re-watch the Track Walk video with Oli Meggitt and Patrick Beck from last seasons race. You will get a great impression of the track and you will understand why you like to travel to Austria with your RC equipment in July.
Place your entry tonight and book your accomodation soon see you there!

Donath teams up with Awesomatix

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Awesomatix press release:

It’s our pleasure to announce the addition of Jasmin Donath to the Awesomatix Team.
With 6 podiums and overall 2 wins in the last ETS season, Jasmin finished overall 2nd in the Stock Championship! This upcoming season we will see her attending in the ProStock class, as well as some 1/12 events after her 5th place at the German Nationals.
We are looking forward to see her at the tracks in Germany and around Europe.

Jasmin’s comment on joining the team:
“I’m very happy to have the opportunity to join the team. It has always been a big dream for me to join the Awesomatix team, so I’m very grateful that this has been made possible for me. I hope I can get some good results for the team and I’m looking forward to working together with Awesomatix and of course with their drivers.
See you at the track!”

Source: Awesomatix (Facebook)

Destiny Flex Type Arms

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Destiny has released new FLEX type graphite lower arms for their RX-10SR 3.0 and RX-10F 3.0 cars. The arms are made by 3mm graphite material. The shape and the design design is made more flexible than the kit lower arm are offering. The result is more stability and easier to drive.  Suitable for low to medium taction conditions.

Destiny Part Numbers:

O10399 Graphite Lower Arm, Front & Rear, Flex Type

O10400 Graphite Lower Arm, Rear (caster 5°/4°), Flex Type

Source: Destiny Japan

Mon-Tech ZERO2 and CIVIC Bodyshells

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Mon-Tech has released a new Touring Car and FWD bodyshell. Both bodies are listed for ETS Season #16 2023/24 and can be used at all races. The Zero2 is the successor of the well-known ZERO touring car body, while the CIVIC is a new and wonderful looking shell for the famous FWD class.
Mon-Tech offers the bodies in a standard 0,7mm version, as well as in a 0,5mm La Leggera (Lightweight) version. The CIVIC is only allowed at the ETS in the 0,7mm standard version . Mofidied and Pro Stock racers can use the ZERO2 in both weight options, while the 21.5 Stock and 40+ Masters drivers can use the 0,7mm standard shell.

Source: Mon-Tech

Mugen Seiki MTC-2R Touring Car

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Mugen Seiki is excited to announce the NEW MTC-2R electric touring car kit. The MTC-2R is an evolution of the highly successful MTC2 platform. Ronald Völker won the ETS championship two years in a row with the MTC2 plateform and it’s now time to release the next generation MTC2R with several updates and improvements. Ronald and the team rest of the development team tested on many different surfaces and conditions to develop the MTC-2R.

The MTC-2R features several new parts to improve the feeling on the track

• New single bellcrank steering arm, is mounted directly to the LCG servo mount which makes the steering input more linear and helps greatly reduce slop in the steering assembly.
• New ball-bearing drive shaft´s increase consistency and precision on the track.
• New silicone X-Ring for the dampers allow smoother working dampers and increase consistency throughout a race.
• New damper position is optimized bringing better overall grip.
• New caster adjustment increases durability and is easier to work on the car.
• More durable damper balls.
• Fine tuning belt adjustment.
• All in one shock towers with both fixed and active shock mounting.
• Less set screw.
• New high quality composite parts making spares more affordable.
• New optional parts and tools will be available as well with the release of MTC2R.

Awesomatix A800R Option Parts

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New for the Awesomatix A800R electric touring car is a series of parts for the shocks, the anti-roll bar, and the front bumper.

New are the AT143 ARB Stiffeners, which increase the stiffness of the stabilizer by up to one step. +1 step stiffness increase means that 1.0 mm rod acts like 1.1 mm rod, 1.1 mm rod acts like 1.2 mm rod, 1.2 mm rod acts like 1.3 mm rod, and 1.3 mm rod acts like 1.4 mm rod. 1/2 and 1/4 increments of increase can be set.

Also new are the ST05-R shock rods which add “friction type” damping in suspension operation. ST05-R slides along ST102 with noticeable friction during suspension travel. Friction damping compresses the suspension more = more damping, even at low suspension speed. Oil damping: more speed of suspension travel = more damping. Low damping at low speed of the suspension. With ST05-R, the car rolls and dives slower and responds faster to steering input. A800R damper settings that were good with ST205 linkage should be 10…25% softer when using ST05-R.

New Softwares for ETS Stock classes READY

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Dear ETS Family,

we just revceived the new ORCA Software for our ETS stock touring car classes. You can download your software here to use it on track as soon as possible. We have tested many different settings and RPM limit values, and in the software you will get the values we liked the most during testing. Before you run with the new software for the first time, we like to give you some information about it.

The new Software comes with less values to adjust, for less confusion and more fun on the track. You can adjust the following values on the Speed Controller: LiPo Cutoff | Punch | Drag Brake | Brake Force | Brake Punch | Dead Band

RPM Limit for 21.5T Stock and 40+ Masters: 18.000 RPM (blinking 4 times for identification)
RPM Limit for ProStock: 20.000 RPM (blinking 3 times for identification)

The “PWM Frequency” is now pre-installed to the values 8000K for driving, and 1000K for braking. We found out that these values are working good in all conditions so there is no need to change them. We also removed the paramers “Running Mode” and “Reverse Force” as nobody used these setting options at all.

Important: You must update your programm card to the NEW 6.2 Software which is also included in the download package.

To download the Zip Folder including the new softwares for ESC and Program Card, simply click HERE:

Gear Ratio has also changed for the new season

In case you have missed the information about the new FDR (Final Drive Ratio) for our ETS touring car stock classes, you can re-watch the videos about this topic here:

English Video

German Video

Updating the ORCA software

In addition, here are the instructions on how to update the software. Note: The video still talks about the previous versions. However, the principle and the procedure remain the same for the new versions.

We wish you a lot of fun and success with the new software and the new motors on track during ETS Season #16 2023/24.

Scotty, Uwe, and the whole ETS crew!