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Hi all, me again, no come back dont run away
![]() after discovering most people run there motors in (most meaning top boys) i thought id try and buy one from a store, like most do. but after seeing the prices on these (stupidly expensive) i thought id make one my self and share it with you :? the design is very simple, basically its a box with a heatsink on it, 4 wires, amount of cells you wish to run your motors in with bearing in mind each cell is 1.2 volt i have been told the norm is 5 volt, but a few others think its too high,soon find out?? a pair of croc clips and two corrallys. basically found the centre of the box, marked it up and drilled two holes for the screws. i tapped the holes out and then screwed on the heatsink http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y99...m/STA40172.jpg Then added some wireing loom: http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y99...m/STA40179.jpg two corrallys are used to charge the cells up via charger and two other wires connect to the motor battery placement: http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y99...m/STA40175.jpg final produce: http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y99...m/STA40173.jpg the heatsink is used to keep the motor in place whilst the motor is spinning, and also acts as a cooler to keep heat and wear away from the motor whilst its being ran in! simple, and cost bugger all to make cause i had all that in my pitbox! bored you all enough now i suppose hehe. |
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