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12.10.2008, 12:41 AM
I just purcased the 8 cells for the battery- Tenergy 3500 Sub-C NiMH. I know they aren't the best, but for $2.98/cell in that capacity, they aint that bad. I need figure out how to mount them onto the axles now.
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12.10.2008, 07:26 AM
Doh have you checked holme's site he's 50% off on packs at the moment it is like $15 for an 8 cell split pack...
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01.11.2009, 10:33 PM
Well, I've made a bit of progress lately......
http://i52.photobucket.com/albums/g4...d/DSC00324.jpg
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I have the ESC's programmed, and the "Dig Mixing" works flawlessly with the 6EXA. I have driven it around the basement a bit. I crawled over various objects, cardboard boxes, tool boxes, X-boxes, etc. The dig mixing will definitely take some getting used to, but I am very happy that it works.
I would like some larger tires. I'm looking for something in the 5.5-6" diameter size. Preferably for a 2.2 sized wheel.
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Check out my huge box!
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01.12.2009, 12:23 AM
Looking good WN, what wind motors are those? Are they any good? look like tc race motors...
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01.12.2009, 01:17 AM
Thanks. They're 55T motors. Very good quality. I went with the Reedy name because I used them back in my "brushed" days. AAMOF the first motor I bought for my Rustler over 10 years ago was a Reedy modified 12T double. The brushes are still wearing in on these motors, so they do "skip" occasionally. As it stands the top speed is about 7 mph on this rig. Low speed looks to be ~1/4 mph. The Sidewinders provide perfectly smooth control. I do want to upgrade the radio to 2.4 at some point. All of the metal-to-metal friction causes the FM to glitch once in a while. I don't think I will need an external BEC. The two SW BECs together have no trouble powering that brushless servo. The only reason I would get one is to run the servo at 6V, instead of 5V. The BLS351 won't be staying in there. More than likely I'll buy the HS7955TG; and another when I can get the rear steer kit.
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01.12.2009, 01:39 AM
If you plan to run a pair of servos the ccbec is a must. I had issues with a jr 9000t overloading the internal bec and switching off the spectrum rec. Even tried a cap on the rec, no dice. The ccbec cured the issues and I have a solid 6v on the servo. Mad power, and the 9100t is even more powerful. I also have a jr 8711, that servo is super on 6v.
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"If you can't beat em'....shoot em'
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01.12.2009, 03:07 AM
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Extreme Crawler Makeover! -
03.13.2009, 02:11 AM
 A lot has changed!
Check out the slideshow: V-twin Sidewinder engine with Spektrum carburetor!
I love the look of the "engine". The fuel is supplied by a 2s 4000 lipo in the trunk. It's a bit slower than before but that's NBD. I'm using a Hitec 645MG at the moment and it's working well. No UBEC yet, no complaints from the Sidewinders yet either. I also installed 0.5" travel limiters on the shocks to tame the articulation. The Flat Irons aren't too grippy, IMO, so I ordered a set of the Chisel 2.2 G8 tires that come with the memory foams. They are about 0.75" larger in diameter, 0.2" wider, and are a softer compound. I have "high hopes" for them!
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More updates! -
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Building my dream Brushless 4wd 1/5 scale
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03.22.2009, 10:54 PM
thats cool
lights are cool too
Did you clock your axles
whats the specs on it?
DIG switches ?
I bought berg axles to
but I like my custom super which still needs LEDs mounted
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WARNING: May become violent.
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03.24.2009, 03:49 PM
Thats one sick crawler for sure.
RIP- Tammy (9/14/08)
Lamborghini's= True Engineering Marvel's
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03.24.2009, 05:15 PM
Thanks man!
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03.24.2009, 06:02 PM
wanna sell - lol
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03.24.2009, 06:10 PM
Haha! Let me have some fun with it first!
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03.24.2009, 06:24 PM
No i don't want any scratches on it... - enjoy...
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