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DKNguyen · 03-22-2007, 07:48 PM

Is there a difference between the TXT and Juggernaut? THey seem to be grouped together very closely.

What is the difference between a TLT and TXT/Juggernaut anyways? I'm finding it hard to tell the difference, even though they are obviously not exactly the same. I'm more concerned about the axle housings and how they mount to the rest of the chassis and steering servos right now.

I was looking at a CLod for my robot. But it's a pain to stick in two motors (and especially to build two ESCs). Just makes things simpler with shaft driven, but none of the mechanics seems to be as obvious as it was with the Clod. I also don't trust using two Z3025-12s like I would need on a CLod...one with shaft-driven seems safter, but the gear ratios are soooo high it seems after the tranny ratio is combined with the axle housing ratio.

andrewmp6 · 03-23-2007, 03:12 AM

tlt is smallest of them all 3 are shaftys for a rock cawler get a clod or a tlt those have the most parts for the txt jug is the size of a clod but has shafts. but the cheapest rc crawler is the tlt

03-22-2007, 07:48 PM	#1
DKNguyen Quarry Creeper Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Alberta, Canada Posts: 308	TLT vs TXT/Juggernaut Is there a difference between the TXT and Juggernaut? THey seem to be grouped together very closely. What is the difference between a TLT and TXT/Juggernaut anyways? I'm finding it hard to tell the difference, even though they are obviously not exactly the same. I'm more concerned about the axle housings and how they mount to the rest of the chassis and steering servos right now. I was looking at a CLod for my robot. But it's a pain to stick in two motors (and especially to build two ESCs). Just makes things simpler with shaft driven, but none of the mechanics seems to be as obvious as it was with the Clod. I also don't trust using two Z3025-12s like I would need on a CLod...one with shaft-driven seems safter, but the gear ratios are soooo high it seems after the tranny ratio is combined with the axle housing ratio. Last edited by DKNguyen; 03-22-2007 at 07:50 PM.

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03-23-2007, 03:12 AM	#2
andrewmp6 Rock Crawler Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: louisville Posts: 814	tlt is smallest of them all 3 are shaftys for a rock cawler get a clod or a tlt those have the most parts for the txt jug is the size of a clod but has shafts. but the cheapest rc crawler is the tlt

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