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Servo Saver Setup
Heavy Duty TLT replied to BlackBeard's topic in Monster Trucks, 4x4, Wheelie Rigs and Crawlers
I have the similar problem with off brand Chinese "high torque" servo saver, but my issue was the top hat and bottom half were binding against the servo horn when the screw is torqued down on the servo splined shaft. I had to place a plastic spacer to free it up. But still, the C-Spring wasn't strong enough for my Juggernaut's big tires, and makes the truck really clumsy... I'm either going with just a solid aluminum servo horn that came with the servos, or save up for a good quality one. My servos are the 9imod 60KG HV with brushless motor. -
Servo Saver Setup
Heavy Duty TLT replied to BlackBeard's topic in Monster Trucks, 4x4, Wheelie Rigs and Crawlers
Check something out for me, tighten the top hat without the C springs installed. The horn should move freely. if not, then you'd need a little bit of a spacer between the top hat and the bottom splined half. As for the C spring, maybe make out of some tubing? -
Ground Pounder chassis.
Heavy Duty TLT replied to Dakratfink's topic in Monster Trucks, 4x4, Wheelie Rigs and Crawlers
Not my TY channel, but here's a couple of "Clod-Pounders" which looks pretty good if you ask me... -
I didn't have to solder the pins, I just bent them alternating the direction and it held. Then I hacked it. I got the Xmitter and RCVR for less than $40 USD from AliX, and the ST Link V2 programmer from Ebay for less than $8 USD, I probably could have found one from AliX for cheaper. All in all less than $50 for an 8CH radio, well probably a little more if you want the ful 8CH function, because mine only came with the 3CH RCVR, but that's all I need for now, until I put lights and such.
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Squash Van chassis... Monster Beetle Body!!!
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