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i just hate how mine are all ways coming unscrewed so thanks |
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I've looked around a little this evening, but haven't found the answer to my question about battery voltage. I understand on the AX10 that I've been looking at, 7.2 is the standard voltage required. Please explain, what is the purpose (and advantage/benefit) of running higher voltage like 8.4 or 9.6? Assuming "volting up" is a good thing, what's the catch? What's the downside? Thanks. \oo/_ :twisted: _\oo/ |
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Could you run a lower gear to combat the wheel speed increase? I like the idea of a slow, controlled crawl. Is it just best to stick to manufacturer specs? \oo/_ :twisted: _\oo/ n. |
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Anyone bend servo horns as much as is do? any recc's for one stronger than the losi ones I ruin?? |
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NiMH or nickle metal hydride batteries have historically been built into 6 cell packs. These guys are talking about LiPo or Lithium Polimer batteries which require a different charger, balancer (to balance the cells to each other) and I reccomend a LIPO sack as they are pretty unstable as they charge (no more than 1Amp per 1000 miliamp of capacity in the general rule) and have been known to catch on fire. The "cells) are flat like a cell phone battery and built at the manufacturer and should not be taken apart. Each cell is 3.7v as most common ESC's are for 7.4v 2 cell lipo's are most common in RC racing. Three cell bumps the voltage to 11.1v and there are now many esc's that can handle this but you must check your manual. Hope this helps... |
Thanks, guys. Good stuff here. \oo/_ :twisted: _\oo/ n. |
Alright, I'm back with another dumb question... What's the deal with after market chassis? I understand there's more adjustability and some are narrower, but does it really make that much of a difference? I know there must be, because it's the first or second major mod for most threads I read but no one talks about the differences... So what are they? \oo/_ :twisted: _\oo/ n. |
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Newb Here. Used to drive rc10's along time ago. Just got a ax10 rtc. So far fairly impressed. I vented the rims and added weights. Need to work on relocating the battery forward. any other tips for a newb? |
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Changing out the plastic links to the aluminum will help both performance and durability. Anything dealing with the electronics will be an upgrade. Any Servo, ESC, Motor, Battery, will all be a vast improvement over the stock equipment. I would get a set of Rovers. They are lass than $13 a pair at TCS. Probably the best tire available and the cheapest to. |
Took a hard hit and stripped a gear today"thumbsup". The culprit is the small gear on a shaft with a hole for a drive pin. The 2 small gears look so similar I don't know which to order, can't find any diagrams, I NEED THE ONE further from the motor |
Wheels Rub Shocks. Just got Mayhems for my berg and now my tires rub my shock springs in the front at full lock. Is this normal? Should I fix it? Not a big deal I guess but it pops the spring off the bottom cap. I think I'm going to wire the spring to the cap. Hmn.. do they make some kind of captured spring cap? -Eric |
i have a ?? what size of wire are most people using for the electrical part of your build?? I have tried working with 12g but is a bugger to solder. thinking about 16g cause that is the size on my 3c lipo battery.. thanks one other thing this is a burg build with 2ea fxr esc. |
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