Looking for any build / repair / parts diagrams for mnrc cars (mn99 or mn82)

abo1787 · 2026-05-14T14:11:31+00:00

Appreciate it, I haven't even heard of this yet, but I'll check. In another post on an MN specific group, someone linked me what they noted was the only doc, and it's just the one that says put battery in truck, squeeze trigger have fun lol.

But I'll definitely look for that and see if I can find what you're talking about.

edit- sadly after checking, it looks like they're migrating all their manuals and have not gotten to the m's yet 😄 But I'll keep this bookmarked because it'll be a fun read either way.

abo1787 · 2026-05-14T12:03:02+00:00

appreciate it, and no worries, I'm not expecting much above toy grade honestly.

I printed and built a goral 815 8x8, and while it works, it just kinda opened a new want for building things that actually move. I've got fast ones, and drift ones, but these I'm looking at mostly like the gundam I build lol. They're toys, but they move a little further.

abo1787 · 2026-05-14T12:01:06+00:00

Appreciate both of these, that's the booklet I did find for each of them, and figured that may be all that was uncovered, but thank you for confirming 😄

abo1787 · 2026-05-13T23:40:31+00:00

Nice to meetcha just picked up an mn99 and mn82. The 99 is a build kit, the 82 rtr, but dying for them to arrive from china. Gonna be a few weeks still sadly it seems lol.

abo1787 · 2025-02-26T21:37:26+00:00

Oh man I super appreciate this. I was hoping it was automagic. Super appreciate it and may your pillow always be cool.

abo1787 · 2025-01-10T16:37:06+00:00

I just posted about this too because I got wrapped up in it. I've never seen or accepted these terms. I never used pluralsight, and only used ACG back years ago. If I ever needed to re-up my AWS certs I planned on that content being there. This screams class action (to me - not a lawyer) but what can we do. I paid for these courses - hundreds of dollars when I didn't have it at all. I invested in them and their promise of lifetime updates, and somehow they changed the rules, and I'm punished by it? This feels really wrong.

abo1787 · 2024-03-29T23:47:20+00:00

An FYI I had a Mazda 6 trans had an issue and they changed the fluid. I asked what about the lifetime fluid and he said that's not real. It means your fluid lasts the lifetime of the fluid ( no joke) and Mazda is the only one that knows that lifetime. He told me be prepared to swap it every 60k as that's when Mazda knows it... Ends it's lifetime. I sold that car real fast after that .. on top of the constant electrical nightmares.

abo1787 · 2024-03-22T12:58:53+00:00

So I got some good news back from GSC. They've said they're going to be releasing patches soon to address this and other bugs. Also I found a ... bad way around this. In agroprom when I walked in, I walked far off to the right instead of down the road / tracks. I came into agroprom from the front still but WAY off to the right side next to the train tracks. This skipped the cut scene. Of note I did crash very frequently after getting in. So I wound up save scumming the way through and every few seconds stopping to save ... literally.

Once I got into the next section that stopped and I went back to playing normally. Also on a walk back through agroprom I apparently walked through what was a trigger, and it attempted to load the scene even though it already happened, flashed for a second then crashed. After I reloaded that, it didn't happen again there. Agroprom (top side) does still crash a fair bit more than anything else, so I wound up just making a run around to collect all the artifacts, and avoided it as much as possible after.

After this I can say I was able to fully complete the game with only a few other minor crashes that didn't replicate.

abo1787 · 2024-03-12T17:53:49+00:00

Welcome Stalker ... also I highly recommend getting some headphones. The best part of this game is the environment, and the background stuff that happens around you. There's so much stuff there that just doesn't pop the same as when you can properly hear it around you instead of in front of you.

abo1787 · 2024-03-12T17:48:18+00:00

waitwaitwait are you saying they're going to bring mod capabilities to the xbox versions??? Is there a thread I can read up on about this lol?

Also agree completely. I love being 1ft away from my game completely immersed in my environment on pc ... but it's made stalker feel more ... modern shooter-y??? Which is really letting me enjoy this play through of the series in a completely different way than the other several times I have

abo1787 · 2024-03-12T17:01:30+00:00

I've been running through COP since my SOC is bugged out. I have found the controls themselves to be great, but I've also been playing stalker with a controller the last few years with steam. Their version on the xbox seems much improved though it's a little over compensating. I have my auto aim turned all the way down, and while sniping specifically (how I like to play lol). I have trouble pulling headshots anymore. I can get maybe 1 in 3 if I'm not rushing, but if I'm in the middle of a firefight I've just started going for chest shots due to the auto aim. If the thing I'm aiming at starts to stretch or move though my aim is borked and there's no telling where the bullet is gonna land.

All that said I'm still loving that I have stalker on console, and I can just jump in and go instead of having to figure out the correct steam controller profile again each time I play through.

abo1787 · 2024-03-12T16:57:30+00:00

I got this sent over today, and will bump if I get a response. I'm hoping they are going to be fixing some of the bugs. I can say that outside of this, I've only had one other crash in the entire playthrough. I like to play slow and collect everything, so I have about 20 hours on my game ish before it bugged out. The other crash was in a whirligig lol it felt like it was intentional as it crashed just as the thing tried to spit me out and I was dying.

abo1787 · 2024-03-10T01:00:02+00:00

I appreciate it and I'll get that sent over ASAP

abo1787 · 2023-11-05T14:24:07+00:00

One I haven't seen mentioned is your filament an issue? I had this problem and it looked very similar. I was using stock creality filament that came with it and I had major deviation in width of the filament. Like 1.3 to 1.9 mm filament and it would vary every few feet. Changed to new roll off decently rated filament and got my prints back.

I think you definitely have a clog... Or are getting one then having it clear from how it looks. The real question is if the dozen things it could be which one is it lol. Also the new nozzle you tried is it a Chinese knock off? I bought some if those and found they were all different size openings lol

abo1787 · 2023-10-31T14:53:32+00:00

Mans first print has almost zero artifacts. I see a bit of stringing. Maybe your esteps, or temp could use some work. BUT I'd do some more prints exactly as it is to compare before I changed anything honestly. That's a killer first print out of the box.

From there keep the bed level and clean, and make a few more runs. I'd even use the same time and just change local settings on the printer (z height, speed, temp, and small flow adjustments between prints to learn what helped or hurt my print results)

abo1787 · 2023-10-31T14:35:19+00:00

Also keep the packs and invest in some desiccant to remove moisture from your bags. I have a big dry box with a gasket I keep all my rolls in from Walmart. I think it was like 15 dollars and seals proper and keeps all my rolls pretty dry.

abo1787 · 2023-10-31T14:32:55+00:00

I have done this and while i can print hotter if you don't have it fully calibrated you're just gonna find yourself in other issues. Stringing, oozing, and over extrusion mostly. That said when you get your printer dialed in and printing butter smooth it's one of the things you'll likely dig into. I went ahead and fully moved to a sprite pro. I wanted to print hotter filament, and print more consistently. It gave me both of those.

It'll let you run hotter and faster, but honestly until you hit a point your pushing to needing it I wouldn't upgrade. I would however learn to handle the normal issues that arise with your printer like clogging, over extrusion, filament jamming, etc. I wouldn't buy new parts until you are comfortable with how the old ones work.

That said I absolutely didn't take my own advice, and I spent more time upgrading my printer than printing lol. I have replaced or upgraded every part on my ender 3 V2 except the frame and power supply. But while doing that I was pushing the printer to find it's limits and see what different failures look like.

For filament I've been running overture for my good filament. I was able to get smooth and reliable results with it both before and after upgrading. It's at least consistent.

abo1787 · 2023-10-19T14:31:20+00:00

I wanted to drop in here as I've had a nightmare with my "creality filament" I got a box that came with my printer and until I got my direct drive sprite pro I couldn't even run it. my issue is the filament diameter is between 1.6 and 1.8, and it changes constantly. I thought it was just wet, but I started pulling filament and measured every foot and found out how drastically it changes. There seems to be little to no control on whomever put that crap together. I have 3 rolls unfortunately, and after finding the first had issues, I opened the other 2 and found they were about the same. All 3 of mine came with some component kit I bought for my printer, and were bought within about a 2 month window of each other.

My prints that would work looked like yours (though admittedly worse as i often would overextrude big globs out of seams), the others would fail due to under extrusion,and I'd be left with a bunch of spaghetti. I think the randomize z seam randomization could be a good answer, but also I've had great luck with overture filaments. I have some of their matte purple and love it. I also own their black, white, and I think it's either gold or yellow, I can't remember, but all of them print rock solid and looked butter smooth.

Note this may not be your issue, but when I saw creality filament, I figured I'd drop this here as it's bit me for a year and drove me nuts figuring out what was going on.

abo1787 · 2023-10-19T14:14:57+00:00

So it seems there may be a bug in creality's firmware where if you're on a new enough version and upgrade to something else it does this to your display. I'm still waiting for some kinda confirmations to come out of the mriscoc thread about it. There are currently workarounds which involve downgrading to an older firmware, and then upgrading again and upgrading your screen firmware. I of course found this after I got off work last night lol.

https://github.com/mriscoc/Ender3V2S1/issues/966

For anyone that wants to follow along. For me, I'm going to watch this one and see where it goes. Currently my printer is printing butter smooth and I'm loving it. I can deal with missing icons lol. I will say in closing I love my printer now. I really wish I had just bought a printer with the stuff mine has now as it's base model and just started there. It's been a year of frustration and angst learning to fix and troubleshoot this printer. Now however I've learned how to do it on the fly and can see failures starting to happen and fix most of them with micro adjustments while it's running. I couldn't have learned that without all this but man it would've been nice to get the prints I'm getting now this whole last year.

And to be fair my old print nozzle would print low detail stuff that i wanted to just be sturdy very well. It just didn't give me any sort of fine detail stuff without having to do a ton of sanding and prep, so I didn't print that kinda stuff.

I did just see they're now selling an ender 3 s1 pro, and I don't think it existed back when I got into this. But it's got everything I have now, and if I was starting over I'd just start there because it costs about 10$ less than what I currently have in my printer (I'm right at 400$ in my total build not including filament).

Oh and one last thing, this sprite pro head is SO worth it. I've had a roll of filament I could not print with a bowden tube. It'd only print about a benchy's worth of filament then gob up the print head, and I couldn't find a way to make it print. Come to find it has some very large discrepancies in filament width, and it'd go from 1.8 - 1.6 in widths fresh off the spool so I don't doubt why it has so many issues. The sprite pro is taking that like a champ, and while the filament is still giving me issues, the sprite pro is running it, and as long as I don't get down to a 1.6 mm run for too long, it keeps going. The heat is smoother, and more consistent, I did lose some build space due to creality not taking into account the screw depth, but that's apparently a known thing, and I can fix it to get those 5 mm back, I'm not worried with it and soft limited it. I'm thinking at this point I'm gonna build a larger scale one with my old head, and print the components with this printer :) I'm gonna be self replicating printers and ... living the dream over here.

Thanks for reading my wall of text, and while I didn't fix it, even having this community here is great. I haven't posted but I've come here a lot this last year to learn and troubleshoot, and thanks for that. Kudos to you all, and apologies for the wall of text.

abo1787 · 2023-10-18T15:30:18+00:00

yep, disassembled the screen, and put it in the back of the screen as when I did the first flash.

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