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Old 21-08-2007
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yes, 2wd so it had a tranny, but you cant have a huge spur or that woould place the motor too far back.
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this must be a joke user account surely?
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Im starting to agree chris lol.


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was it damp weather ie damp sensor wire classic fault on brushless
Tested today and it runs perfectly, which suggests it was the damp effecting the sensor wire.

Any tips to stop this happening in the future?
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Blue tac cover the plugs of the sensor wire in blue tac.

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