need help with converting a hyper 7

[lincpimp]

Ok, I looked at the pic... I would move the fuel tank side battery box forward, and mount the esc behind it. Get some servo mounts and lay the servo down and put the rec on top of it. That will keep the rec away from the motor and esc. Best layout I can come up with...

[whitrzac]

Originally Posted by lincpimp

Ok, I looked at the pic... I would move the fuel tank side battery box forward, and mount the esc behind it. Get some servo mounts and lay the servo down and put the rec on top of it. That will keep the rec away from the motor and esc. Best layout I can come up with...

the big thing I'm worryed about with mounting it back that far is that area is allwase filled with dirt and crap...

what if I mounted the esc on the novak battery strap??

wouldn't having the RX over the servo and the esc were the RX is be far enough apart?? the power wires would be going over the motor to keep them from geting chewed up, and the motor wire arn't that long...


just thinking outloud here, but I can flip the motor mount around and have the motor facing the other way, the spur clears the chassis, and the motor is moved slightly to the servo side, my main worry would be the motor clearing the body, but I could alwase cut a hole and get more air over the motor, then move the esc to were the motor is now via plate between the batt boxes

I guess I will play around with it when I get the motor in

[lincpimp]

Originally Posted by whitrzac

the big thing I'm worryed about with mounting it back that far is that area is allwase filled with dirt and crap...

what if I mounted the esc on the novak battery strap??

wouldn't having the RX over the servo and the esc were the RX is be far enough apart?? the power wires would be going over the motor to keep them from geting chewed up, and the motor wire arn't that long...


just thinking outloud here, but I can flip the motor mount around and have the motor facing the other way, the spur clears the chassis, and the motor is moved slightly to the servo side, my main worry would be the motor clearing the body, but I could alwase cut a hole and get more air over the motor, then move the esc to were the motor is now via plate between the batt boxes

I guess I will play around with it when I get the motor in

I would put the esc in the back. You can make a small mudguard out of some scrap plastic to keep the dirt out. If you put the motor in the front it will stick out of the body and the first time you flip it over you may damage the motor and mount.