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[picklewagon]

I have a Airtronics M11. I found some setup instructions somewhere on this forum and it works great! I get front and rear dig buttons, variable forward/rear clodstall eliminator and option for 4ws.

WTF??? Dude, where did you find out how to run duals on an m11??? I love my m11 and can't for the life of me mix dual esc's with it, I can mix all the brakes I want but even the airtronics tech guy told me it can't be done!!! If it can be done why the hell did I just order a dx6i??LOL

 

[Airick]

WTF??? Dude, where did you find out how to run duals on an m11??? I love my m11 and can't for the life of me mix dual esc's with it, I can mix all the brakes I want but even the airtronics tech guy told me it can't be done!!! If it can be done why the hell did I just order a dx6i??LOL

I think this was it link.

I tweeked it a little so that I can use the dial for trimming the amount of mixing. That way I can dial power forward/aft.

 

[Scoony]

hey i wanna go to a tubber on a ax 10 but i run a 7 cell bat. with the hump will the edge one fit or any thing dif. thanks

 

[picklewagon]

hey i wanna go to a tubber on a ax 10 but i run a 7 cell bat. with the hump will the edge one fit or any thing dif. thanks

I have a edge tuber for ax10 I dont want anymore...let me know what measurments you want from it, it's not attatched to anything now...Ummm, i think this is a Berg thread, PM me.

 

[Scoony]

thanks man i will pm you tomorrow with all the stuff.

 

[Colby]

Ummm, i think this is a Berg thread, PM me.

Nah, Ive said numerous times I do not care what you post/ask/talk about. Help is help, if you need it, yer gonna get it :mrgreen:"thumbsup"

The edge is a good tuber, so is the "Gimbal" Tuber

 

[Scoony]

thanks man do you know off the top of your head if the hump pack will fit in there

 

[Colby]

thanks man do you know off the top of your head if the hump pack will fit in there

Link to said hump pack? I would get this:
http://www.tcscrawlers.com/TCS-Craw...orpion-8.4-volt-Tamiya-Connector-p-16948.html

I used to run them on my axial and they did amazing. Mount em to yer axle on either side of your servo. There out of the chassis, moving the weight up front, and also cleaning up your electronics "thumbsup"

 

[Scoony]

thanks man big help "thumbsup"

 

[Colby]

You just need to remember, they are 2/3 amp cells. So you will need to charge them on less than an amp. If you only have a charger that can charge 2-4 amp I advise to either get a new charger, or try to find a different battery. They will take a 2 amp maybe 4 times, then start popping, and soon they get HOT... and start smoking... and quit on you in the middle of a comp while your doing really good :mrgreen:"thumbsup"

 

[Scoony]

ha thanks sounds like you been there one time :idea:

 

[kalin96]

ha thanks sounds like you been there one time :idea:

yeah it does

But colby knows his berg stuff

 

[dragracedude]

does anyone know how to build an "axle sitter" battery out of a regular 7.2 6-cell?

 

[dragracedude]

and also, the steering servo on my rtc is WAY underpowered, anyone have a capable servo that can run off a Nicd setup?

 

[Colby]

does anyone know how to build an "axle sitter" battery out of a regular 7.2 6-cell?

its REALLY hard because the cells are so big, but you can try. Did this about a year ago:

 

[TLTRyan]

and also, the steering servo on my rtc is WAY underpowered, anyone have a capable servo that can run off a Nicd setup?

I'm going to recommend a Hobbico CS-170. http://www.tcscrawlers.com/CS-170-T...ith-Universal-Connector-HCAM0316-p-17133.html

They are a little more expensive but are well worth the money. I have been running 2 of them for the last 18 months without problem.

I have wasted more money on servos than anything else. In a years time I went through 2 Hitec 5645's, 1 JR ST125MG, and 4 Towar Pro 995's. If you plan on staying in this hobby for a while or competing go ahead and spend the money now or you will regret it.

 

[Colby]

Yeah, having a good servo is definetly a thing that will help you tremendously. Im so used to running the crappy stuff in comps that driving my berg with something like my HS-5955 which is basically the CS-170 (The 5955 is discontinued) Is SO amazing! I absolutley love hearing my berg knuckles hit my axle case :mrgreen:

 

[nathanotis]

Couple of serious noob Q's:

1. What is the difference between (or definition of) "comp rig" vs "basher"? It seems clear enough and I *think* I know, but you know what they say happens when you assume...

2. If one was to add both a front and rear dig to, say, an ax10, would one require a 4 channel radio? Or is there a way to make it work with just 3 channels?

Thanks.
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[Colby]

A comp rig is a rig designed to compete against other people/ rigs. A basher is just something you build that doesnt really have any kind of meaning, you just built it to have fun with.

You do not need a 4ch radio for an ax-10 dig. you can just use a 3ch radio with a 2 position switch "thumbsup"

 

[Scoony]

hey got a ? what is a good shock to go to from stock thanks