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coolhands txt -
01.15.2007, 10:27 AM
Well I went and got a txt. I thought I would share.
I have put a emaxx trans in and is debating on motor selection.  
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01.15.2007, 11:27 AM
NICE leroy...just notice the new catigory!
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01.15.2007, 12:18 PM
I Like rock crawlers especially the TXT nice
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01.15.2007, 03:12 PM
Looking good!:)
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01.15.2007, 04:05 PM
Cool txt! Why not use a GD600 for gear reduction? I have put mine through a 22t titan on 10 cells, 55t lathe on 12 cells, and a stock sliver can on 12 cells; it never failed me. (I think I put an HV-maxx on it once too...) I comes stock with a 5mm out put shaft that I milled down to 3mm with no adverse affects... (to accept 3mm pinions)
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01.15.2007, 04:18 PM
With the gd600 the motor would have been up against the battery tray.
The battery tray hold the servo for shifting as well. So I wanted to move it to rear. The motor that is. I took it out for a test run. It was pretty neat. Nothing like a maxx handles. |
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01.15.2007, 05:47 PM
Nice lookin truck. How does it perform?
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01.15.2007, 05:57 PM
great man!!
you even have got a new part on the forum.. :p |
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01.15.2007, 07:29 PM
Nice! Like the new part of this forum! :)
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01.15.2007, 07:36 PM
Motor on truck is a feigao 12s.
I am running a 18.97 schulze esc. I am running a 2s lipo as well. Performane is ok. I need lockers. I do have some body twist in it as well. will see about fixing that as well. Overall am fairly happy with truck. Like the way it looks more than anything. |
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01.15.2007, 07:39 PM
What mah pack are you using, leroy?
Thats one thing for sure ; it looks good! What are you crawling over these days, dude?! :) Losi 8ight e MMM / Neu 1512 2.5d/f Thunderpower 5s 5000 |
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01.15.2007, 07:54 PM
I used a 6000 mah pack. Don't know run time cause didn't have a lvc.
I just played around for about 20 mins or so. I got some bricks. wood pile. Then I have a stream and some logs in the woods to play on. |
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01.15.2007, 07:59 PM
Sounds like fun! I bet with 6000mah it will run for a long time.
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