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03.31.2008, 08:08 PM

Well, it would take a little work. I found that when I removed the heatshrink, that the brains board is just held on with a special connector (no soldering). So, it's just held on via heatshrink. Makes removal easy (the FET boards have this same connector, but also have soldered heavy power and motor bridges). Figuring out the pinout shouldn't be too hard either (GriffinRU, are you listening? ). There are a few other things to work out (like gate drive, using the Opto instead of a BEC, etc), but a worthwhile goal IMO...
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03.31.2008, 08:12 PM

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Well, it would take a little work. I found that when I removed the heatshrink, that the brains board is just held on with a special connector (no soldering). So, it's just held on via heatshrink. Makes removal easy (the FET boards have this same connector, but also have soldered heavy power and motor bridges). Figuring out the pinout shouldn't be too hard either (GriffinRU, are you listening? ). There are a few other things to work out (like gate drive, using the Opto instead of a BEC, etc), but a worthwhile goal IMO...
I've been trying or should I say begging for something like that to be done. Patrick has mentioned something about hardware not being compatible. I'm going to see if he can do something real simple to atleast have my HV110 working with forward/brake only, but be able to use a pistol radio.
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