Ignore Me Part 2
Announcement, HMS Racing Track, Hobby, Holidays, Public, Public Holiday September 1st, 2008 | Viewed 866 views
This is updating from the HMS Racing Speedway Track. Just ignore me. I am on holiday now and so does the family. To keep is short and simple, we started our holiday since Friday and for the first time, I really can feel the holiday. Hooray.
Anyway, as this is live using my Celcom 3G from the pit table [later I upload the picture] I only have few minutes to update this. Oooops more than 63 words already. Hahahaha.
So any of you interested in this term life insurance quotes, well do not hesitate, go ahead make my day and a penny richer by today. 100 Words.
To those Malaysian, SELAMAT MENYAMBUT HARI MERDEKA YANG KE 51 TAHUN. Happy 51st National Day! To my Muslim friends, if I not mistaken, Ishak, Azmeen, massy(you muslim bah kan
) Ratu Syura, Shemah, Xander, Radzie, Shueqry and siapa lagi ah??? To all Muslims lah, SELAMAT BERPUASA!!.
If I forgot to mention your name here, sorry loh. Never intended to forget you or remember your “ugama”. Ok bye.!
My RC Hobby Updates
HMS Racing Track, Hobby, personal February 10th, 2008 | Viewed 975 views
Here is my long delayed rc hobby updates. The final A-Main result of the HMS Racing 2008 Cup race is at my hobby blog. I was not in the A-Main, ok. Hahaha.

View from the top left far corner just before the main 100 meters full throttle straight.

View from the main pit area – from my table out to the track. Ignore the couple in front. They are one serious racer and the girl was his pitboy – pit girl in this case.
You can see drivers on the stand and pit crews down below.
click to see bigger pictures. Check the last picture where the 1/8th scale nitro racers are. Check their car spoilers. They are design as such for the ultimate mega downforce to counter the blistering speed of the bigger rc engine capable up to 42,000 rpm! Oh yes, they are the F1 in the radio control world.
They are hanging around at the final sweeper (corner) where the transponder line were erected. That was the problem for this final class race. This shot was taken at around 6PM and the main final of 45 minutes has not started yet. If you in KK, Sabah, you know its going to be dark in less than 30 minutes afterward. Our computer cum race director tried everything and finally at around 6:20PM or so, the 1/8th scale final at last ran but only for mere 10 minutes. It was too dark to see anything and it could be dangerous for everyone near the track. Imagine, you can only ‘Hear’ the mega rev engines on the track but cannot see the cars. However, all the racers agreed and satisfied that the race must be stopped and the fastest racer identified by the computer and supported by all.
It was indeed an experience I cannot forget. This is my first race in more than four years dumping my on-road car in the store room. Even my old RM1,500 engine “berkarat”, got rusty due to long hibernation. It was totally different driving my favorite class, the off-road truck. I have achieved my target not to be the last one. In fact, I targeted myself in the F-Main and the most if i try harder will be in the E-Main. In the 50th to 60th position. Somehow, with everything new and especially gifts from my lovely wife, the Serpent 720 rc car (world champion car version) worth RM1,350 and the new rc engine Novarossi Plus-3T (Made in Italy) worth RM1,000, I managed to slip in the C-Main, in the 24th position – more than half above expectation. I actually beat most of my old rival in this race. With everything gone my way during the five (5) rounds of qualifying despite the faulty receiver, I expected good showing in the final of 25 minutes final race.
Sadly, the old jinx back again. The first 3 minutes of free warm up lap before the final horn started, my car hook on every corner. The engine was just awesome with instant accelaration. I feel so confident to be on the top three. The girl voice from the lap timer computer signal the final would start in less than 30 seconds. I signal my ‘pitboy’ and also my best friend, our rc club president and also happened to be the chief Accountant of big government department at Sembulan which I forgot what dept already – to fully fill up the tank with nitro fuel on my Serpent car. In return he asked me to rev the engine so not to choke and stall the engine. I was ready and focused. The moment the computer sounded 3 more seconds to start, my rc engine dead. Damn it. My pitboy hurriedly back to the pit to start my engine. It started at the first bump on the flywheel. “Rev, rev, rev!” he said. I thought deep inside, “please just let me run. Don’t die on me”. I whisper silently telepathically to my engine. They started earlier than me in 1 seconds advantage which I had to wait for the last car to pass the pit area before I can go. I think I was sweating already. I keep revving the engine, pulling the throttle on and off at my radio. The moment the last car passed, my pitboy let go my car on the ground and shouted at me, “GO!”.
Guess what? The engine dead. Stop. No sound. My pitboy look up at me and I think I shouted “SHHIIIIIIIIIIIIIITTTTTTTT!!!”. Come on, start it back. He bumped on the car on the starterbox, it started and I rev again. The moment it touched the ground, dead again. “What the F@rk!!” I think I shouted like that. I could not believe it. I ran down the 20 feet high driverstand and check on my car. My pitboy told me, “The clutch busted. The Thrust Bearing gone!”. This caused the engine to die whenever i stop revving or slow down. If I not mistaken I was almost want to throw the car at the back of the track but the pitboy, my friend, stopped me and calmed me down. I have not even got the chance to register the first lap for the final and this happened to me. Punyalah Sueiiiiiiiii!!
Here back at home. Laying on the floor at the living room, ready for some post mortem!


I enjoy every bit of cleaning up this many parts of radio control stuff. Check the engine piston and sleeve, the exhaust pipe, the receiver battery, the problem clutch
, the 2 speed gears and the best part of all the red transponder – same like the F1 racing using. My transponder number is registered for world wide usage. Cool eh.
So there. My final result, C-Main no. 10th with DNS tag. Did Not Start. I was happy with my qualifying but not very happy with my final. The bad luck still with me. Oh well, at least I was on C-Main while my friends all in D and F-Main. Next time then.
*better stop – typing and editing the pictures using office time and yes, working on Sunday. Sorry Boss. Angpow leh?
Busy enjoying my Christmas gifts!
Breakfast, Christmas, Gifts, HMS Racing Track, Hobby, Smart wife, Son Josh January 22nd, 2008 | Viewed 1,052 views
OK, if you got here before reading the ‘Why am I so Busy?” post, please go back and read that. You need that so you understand about this second posting.
Now, the first picture was Bestard Box.


Go check the address and this is not a paid link address ok. It is one of the best gift my wife ever given me. I always complain that mine always spoilt and I wished I have a better one. Everything I wear need to sustain at least 3 to 4 years of abusive usage. So far only Brookes Products survived but somehow ‘stolen’ by the neighbor’s dog!
The second picture is the Serpent 720, 2008 version. the latest of the latest. Available from our Asian Serpent Main Distributor, HMS Racing Hobbyshop.

Out of box. Everything unassembled. More than 100 parts.

Josh decided to join even after I said multiple time CANNOT! Here wife talked about the Father and son joint-venture.

See here, deciding which spring to use. White color is the medium rate spring. I chose red for hard. Kekeke.

This is my breakfast wife prepared while I was so busy catching time to finish it on last Sunday. I woke up so early on Sunday while everyone still asleep. And Yes, the sausages all finish with the help of my son Josh and a single sausage to wife only. Hehe. Jahatkan.
*** wife said: She kenyang already bah.
Anyway, last weekend was my off days and I thought I was ready to bring the new car to practice at the HMS Racing Speedway Track but as always, NOT. Everything not ready yet due to time installing it. Usually I can do this type of assembly in no more than 6 hours complete ready to run. Those time were when the Twins were not around yet. Sadly, being Papa with no amah around is totally not the right time to start racing my hobby again.

Yes, this is the unfinished Serpent Kit on my office’s table. I bring it so I can finish and got enough time to do the rc engine break-in | run-in and some practice. Yes, the dept manager knows about it too. He even asked when is the race question. Haha. So sporting kan
Oklah.. too long already. To be continue. Need to do real work to “ambil hati” boss
Please come back for the next episode.
Radio Control Car Project!
HMS Racing Track, Hobby, Kolombong Inanam, Off Day December 15th, 2007 | Viewed 1,058 views
I’m in a hurry. Here’s what I am doing now. My Radio Control Car project for this weekend Electric Radio Control Race at HMS Track Kolombong.

If you are free, do come and cheer me tomorrow, Sunday 16th Dec, starting at 8AM to afternoon. The track will be behind the Courts Mammoth Kolombong. I will explain the detail but for now I have to finish this conversion from my 1/8th scale Nitro Offroad Truck to the smaller 1/10th scale Electric Car.
See you all then. Won’t be online until midnite
*** yes, that’s our Christmas tree on the top left corner.

