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Fat Kid Engineering
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05.27.2014, 11:54 PM
Depending on your soldering skills and luck, damaged wires on the end of the can (from using to long of a mount screw) can be separated from the rest and resoldered. I was fortunate to repair one this way and it still works likes a champ.
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RC-Monster Carbon Fiber
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05.29.2014, 11:30 AM
I have most likely sold the motor ( the guy knows about the problems )
I don't have the time, skills, tools and money to do that, but I will send the tip to him, thanks Bondo! Mike, thanks for the answer, when I have a bit more money, I will buy one. You don't have an 1717 anymore, do you? Thanks again guys, really apreciate it! Ruud |
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RC-Monster Carbon Fiber
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09.24.2014, 02:45 PM
I need to order a new motormount, since the old owner screwed the one that was with the Muggy up, very bad, he filed the edge away.
Suks, because I dont have that much money left over for RC cars.. But I have one question, will the motormount fit M4 screws without modding it? |
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