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aqwut · 11.05.2006, 10:30 PM

Thanks.... I took serums advice.. patience... patience and patience.. I had to file the H*ll out of it, just to make it look decent.... it's a whopping 18.58Lbs with batteries and everything.... that's about 1.5Lb heavier than stock... but really guys.. the picture doesn't do it's justice... the parts looks like to be really well built... that's why I bought a second one...

I also have to make a rear support, just incase of crashes and etc....

come to think of it... DO NOT USE the MGM 24.160 with the throttle/brake servo.... I almost lost my nose... for some reason they have very very bad (instant) interference.... so I stuck, A Z270 servo on it and it was fine... but it's not powerful enough to stop the beast.. I will put a z590 servo on it...

Hopefully I can get a video in a few days.... I have to resolder new ends for the Lipo batteries that I bought from NL12... just incase, better safe than sorry...

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aqwut Brushless Heavy Weight.... Offline Posts: 1,954 Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Kingsville, Ontario	11.05.2006, 10:30 PM Thanks.... I took serums advice.. patience... patience and patience.. I had to file the H*ll out of it, just to make it look decent.... it's a whopping 18.58Lbs with batteries and everything.... that's about 1.5Lb heavier than stock... but really guys.. the picture doesn't do it's justice... the parts looks like to be really well built... that's why I bought a second one... I also have to make a rear support, just incase of crashes and etc.... come to think of it... DO NOT USE the MGM 24.160 with the throttle/brake servo.... I almost lost my nose... for some reason they have very very bad (instant) interference.... so I stuck, A Z270 servo on it and it was fine... but it's not powerful enough to stop the beast.. I will put a z590 servo on it... Hopefully I can get a video in a few days.... I have to resolder new ends for the Lipo batteries that I bought from NL12... just incase, better safe than sorry... The Power of BRUSHLESS!!!!! http://www.geocities.com/aqwut 1HP (electric) = 746 Watts. Everything is brushless!!