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MGM mounting in 3095
Whats the best way to mount a MGM 160 in the new maxx? I mounted mine using 2x tape, but after one run the Esc was warm making the tape loose. I wish the bottom were of plastic to mount it using the tape. I'm tempted to zip tie it to the shock tower.
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welcome to the forum.
what version of the MGM have you got? |
Opps sorry, its a MGM 16018 with the heat sinks on both sides.
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you can use the 4 m2 screws to mount it onto something flat.
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Ok, I see the 2mm screw holes. i'll try to dig up some lexan or something to make a mounting plate.
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If it were me, I'd slot the chassis and mount it with zipties. It would allow more slip if you hit something hard
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You know they make zip ties with the little screw hole "ears" that may work using the stock mounting screw holes from the originl ESC. Might have to give those a go.
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Or use velcro like I do. :)
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verlcro with glue, that stuff works miracles.
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I used servo tape and zip ties. It has held well with very heavy bashing.
In the pic I hadn't zipped it yet http://pic20.picturetrail.com/VOL143.../278359030.jpg |
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I found some 1" plastic mountaing squares at the local depot today. They have 2x tape on the bottom (good stuff) and these little slots on the top for slipping a zip-tie through it. It works very well without having to modify anything. Also in the pic I put together a switch mount since I had MGM include it when I ordered it. |
Resourceful. Its amazing what you can do with abit of plastic and some zipties.... :mdr:
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if they didnt ever invent zip ties do you think RC would even exist?
i use them on SO many things its crazy. |
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