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MikePimlott 15-01-2008 05:36 PM

Ive got mine, Super glued the edges of the shock tower and just opened the holes out a bit as they were a bit too tight.

Rebuilding mine right about NOW

Big E 15-01-2008 06:01 PM

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Originally Posted by dfank (Post 84738)
@ Big E

The gearing you recommend with the 6.5 (81/21) is for the sintered rotor right?

No that is for bonded.

super__dan 15-01-2008 06:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Big E (Post 84752)
No that is for bonded.

Didn't they go out in like the 90's? ;)

bigred5765 15-01-2008 07:36 PM

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Originally Posted by super__dan (Post 84753)
Didn't they go out in like the 90's? ;)

hehe:p
:oyeh same as none changable sensor leads:o

Big E 15-01-2008 08:33 PM

Only for the companies that couldn't get the speed out of them :rolleyes:

Mike Hudson 15-01-2008 08:43 PM

Ellis what aeriel mount have you used, it looks like it's part of the 4gear designed chassis where as most others are easy to notice as an aeriel mount as the new chassis doesn't have an aeriel mount on the opposite side to where the reciever used to go???

Mike

Chrislong 15-01-2008 09:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Mike Hudson (Post 84774)
Ellis what aeriel mount have you used, it looks like it's part of the 4gear designed chassis where as most others are easy to notice as an aeriel mount as the new chassis doesn't have an aeriel mount on the opposite side to where the reciever used to go???

Mike

In the olden days, when I ran 40mhz (LOL), I routed the aerial back past the servo and used the original mount.

I realised this was risky, crossing allsorts of wires, but had no issue ever. The only time I got interference was with my X-5 somehow, although I was ultra-anal in the wiring in that. madness.

Now I have 2.4ghz, i just tape the aerial down to the chassis out of sight.

kriske 15-01-2008 10:14 PM

Now I have 2.4ghz, i just tape the aerial down to the chassis out of sight.[/quote]


any pics, (x-6)

thanks kris.

Chrislong 15-01-2008 10:16 PM

I can take a pic, but there is really nothing to see, just a bit of insulation tape holding the aerial down in a curl like a pigs tail next to the receiver.

Mike Hudson 15-01-2008 10:36 PM

I see I'll be moving on to 2.4 when i have about £350 just floating in my wallet... rare time for that to happen!:o

Spencer Mulcahy 15-01-2008 10:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Chrislong (Post 84793)
In the olden days, when I ran 40mhz (LOL), I routed the aerial back past the servo and used the original mount.

I realised this was risky, crossing allsorts of wires, but had no issue ever. The only time I got interference was with my X-5 somehow, although I was ultra-anal in the wiring in that. madness.

Now I have 2.4ghz, i just tape the aerial down to the chassis out of sight.

Do you not get any problems with this Chris as I have been thinking of doing the same thing.

josh_smaxx 15-01-2008 10:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Mike Hudson (Post 84805)
I see I'll be moving on to 2.4 when i have about £350 just floating in my wallet... rare time for that to happen!:o

Why £350? if your using sticks then the futaba one (cant remember name) is about £160 ish.

Mike Hudson 15-01-2008 10:56 PM

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Originally Posted by josh_smaxx (Post 84810)
Why £350? if your using sticks then the futaba one (cant remember name) is about £160 ish.

Cos i'll be after the latest KO vantage, i really like it :p but it costs a nice fortune :( I just finished building my new X6 4 gear so i can use my new shell instead of that horrible red thing i had at teeside haha you should see it at yorcc if you come its a piece of art by tel :)

AndyM 16-01-2008 06:52 AM

for Spektrum chris, is it essential to have one of those voltage protecter things??

i'm thinking of ordering spektrum soon, but im just totting up the prices.

cheers

Big E 16-01-2008 07:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mike Hudson (Post 84774)
Ellis what aeriel mount have you used, it looks like it's part of the 4gear designed chassis where as most others are easy to notice as an aeriel mount as the new chassis doesn't have an aeriel mount on the opposite side to where the reciever used to go???

Mike

I actually cut the aerial mount off an old X6 chassis and stuck it on the chassis the other side. Nothing flash.

E.

Chrislong 16-01-2008 08:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Spencer Mulcahy (Post 84809)
Do you not get any problems with this Chris as I have been thinking of doing the same thing.

Tut, come on Spence mate, I wouldn't do it if I had problems would I? LOL

Nah, don't need one of those power caps for it, as the Novak GTB supplies enough power to the BEC for it to work well, its the LRP and Nosram which supplies less power and the power cap would be advised. Although I know of a few who don't, and have no issue.

Chris

super__dan 16-01-2008 09:45 AM

I made one out of an old (small) Mtroniks 'power cap' and an old servo lead, i.e. all free. My Spektrum has worked flawlessly from the day I got it, though I do have aerials on both my cars at the moment but might bin for next years shells.

rcracer 16-01-2008 01:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chrislong (Post 84793)
In the olden days, when I ran 40mhz (LOL), I routed the aerial back past the servo and used the original mount.

I realised this was risky, crossing allsorts of wires, but had no issue ever. The only time I got interference was with my X-5 somehow, although I was ultra-anal in the wiring in that. madness.
.

would it be ok to route the aerial wire past the servo if it was inside some silocon or shrink tube :confused:

bigred5765 16-01-2008 01:14 PM

we did exactly that run it over the servo, and run all weekend indoor nps at all,
but as Chris said if you start to get interference then start from that point to get rid of it , try it and see

rcracer 16-01-2008 01:28 PM

i'll give it a whirl ;), another question about the shims for the bk axels :) can you use standard washers :confused: i have some tamiya shims but i would need a shed load and thought it be better with one correct size washer as long as i can get the right diamater as i imagine the the axel wont spin in the hub properly if it isnt the right size :wtf:


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