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"If you can't beat em'....shoot em'
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11.01.2008, 04:20 PM
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Thanks guys, and you have a pm Shaun 
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11.01.2008, 04:37 PM
I would have to agree, Shaun you are one kind man, always helping everyone out, and your builds are awesome!
As for this maxx, WOW that thing is SICK, and that is one LOOOOOONG motor lol
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one.five.two.seven
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11.06.2008, 10:54 PM
Hey guys,
So, after screwing up a couple of 6.5mm plugs, im just waiting on my next order to come through so i can finish up the wiring. Thanks HEAPS to Shaun for sending me some spare plugs, i just recieved them today and will get to work ASAP. Apart from my mistakes, my soldering iron packed it in, so i just got a new one, hopefully it will last a bit longer
Anyway, while im waiting for the plugs, i just finished up my ESC mount. Nothing really custom about it, apart from how i've put it together i guess. Just got a load of the Gmaxx posts for the extended rear skid, made some studs, and mounted the original upper rear plate above the motor. I think it turned out quite well.
Also got some pics of the ESC mounted, just mocked up of course. You can also see the third motor screw i've put in, and the 'brace' im using for the back of the motor. Slowly its coming together
cheers
jordan
Last edited by jordan...; 11.06.2008 at 10:56 PM.
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RC-Monster Dual Brushless
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11.06.2008, 11:53 PM
How will you end up mounting the motor?
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one.five.two.seven
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11.07.2008, 12:38 AM
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How will you end up mounting the motor?
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umm... exactly how it is in the picture, did i say something wrong
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Looks awesome. Have you thought about making a custom one peice motor mount?
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Thanks, at first i did, but couldn't find a 6mm thick piece of carbon. I think i'd need some type of mill or something to cut it out. All i had was my trusty dremel, so i just did what i could
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RC-Monster Dual Brushless
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11.07.2008, 09:55 AM
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umm... exactly how it is in the picture, did i say something wrong
Thanks, at first i did, but couldn't find a 6mm thick piece of carbon. I think i'd need some type of mill or something to cut it out. All i had was my trusty dremel, so i just did what i could 
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I did... I meant to say how are you going to mount the esc...
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RC-Monster Dual Brushless
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11.06.2008, 11:55 PM
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Hey guys,
So, after screwing up a couple of 6.5mm plugs, im just waiting on my next order to come through so i can finish up the wiring. Thanks HEAPS to Shaun for sending me some spare plugs, i just recieved them today and will get to work ASAP. Apart from my mistakes, my soldering iron packed it in, so i just got a new one, hopefully it will last a bit longer
Anyway, while im waiting for the plugs, i just finished up my ESC mount. Nothing really custom about it, apart from how i've put it together i guess. Just got a load of the Gmaxx posts for the extended rear skid, made some studs, and mounted the original upper rear plate above the motor. I think it turned out quite well.
Also got some pics of the ESC mounted, just mocked up of course. You can also see the third motor screw i've put in, and the 'brace' im using for the back of the motor. Slowly its coming together
cheers
jordan
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Looks awesome. Have you thought about making a custom one peice motor mount?
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RC-Monster Aluminum
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11.07.2008, 11:36 PM
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Originally Posted by jordan...
Hey guys,
So, after screwing up a couple of 6.5mm plugs, im just waiting on my next order to come through so i can finish up the wiring. Thanks HEAPS to Shaun for sending me some spare plugs, i just recieved them today and will get to work ASAP. Apart from my mistakes, my soldering iron packed it in, so i just got a new one, hopefully it will last a bit longer
Anyway, while im waiting for the plugs, i just finished up my ESC mount. Nothing really custom about it, apart from how i've put it together i guess. Just got a load of the Gmaxx posts for the extended rear skid, made some studs, and mounted the original upper rear plate above the motor. I think it turned out quite well.
Also got some pics of the ESC mounted, just mocked up of course. You can also see the third motor screw i've put in, and the 'brace' im using for the back of the motor. Slowly its coming together
cheers
jordan
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wow nice built  i love this big motor!!!!!!!!
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one.five.two.seven
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11.08.2008, 03:25 AM
Thanks everyone,
As for the final ESC mounting, nothing too different, but i have some foam cell padding to put on the plate and i'll probably use zipties. Hopefully will look alot neater than the velcroe and not cover up so much of the heatsink.
Hey Shaun, thanks again for those plugs, you know pics and vids will be up as soon as i get them
thanks phil, yep, i think they are the G4 posts. I bought them as the skid plate braces for the G3 chassis though, not sure if they are different lengths, but i would assume they're the same.
necks really good now, oput of all the braces. Got a check up at the end of the month to hopefully get final clearence so i can get back into my sport/training/things like that etc.
thanks again guys
jordan
Last edited by jordan...; 11.08.2008 at 03:27 AM.
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11.07.2008, 12:41 AM
Looking really Jordan. I can't wait to see a vid of your truck running.
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"If you can't beat em'....shoot em'
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11.07.2008, 04:09 PM
 WOW she's coming along great!!  I hope you get her running this weekend..
Remember (pictures and Video) are mandatory!!!
Have a great one Sir..
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WHERE'S MY COOKIE?!
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11.07.2008, 11:29 PM
very nice Jordan.
are those posts from the Gmaxx G4 chassis?
very original design for ESC mounting,i've never seen it done that way before,
Hows the neck? good?,better?, best?
and yes Shaun you are one very kind soul
"I swear to drunk I'm not God occifer."
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"If you can't beat em'....shoot em'
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11.18.2008, 10:39 PM
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one.five.two.seven
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11.19.2008, 03:49 AM
Well, for those of you who don't know, i think the MGM i got is a dud, i've tried everything to get it working, but there is just no go. I've e-mailed MGM and am waiting on a reply, so hopefully they send me out a replacement, which i'd definately expect for a $375 controller
Im talking to Mike at the moment trying to see if it is maybe me doing something wrong, but at the moment it seems the controller is busted
just one thing after another...
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JERRY2KONE SUPERMAXX
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11.19.2008, 05:00 AM
Don't worry Jordan. We all have to overcome obstacles from time to time. You will be burning up the dirt before you know it and all of the problems will become a blur to you. Your doing great.
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