no problem brother, just looking out for yas "thumbsup"
Thank you, it took me 5 times of dbl sided tape to get it perfect and centered :roll::lmao::lmao: you Da man"thumbsup"
no problem brother, just looking out for yas "thumbsup"
Looking very good Mini! You got that new controller all figured out yet?
Which caps are you gonna throw on them?
Id have to go back and read it, but there were some good posts recently about which capacitors work correctly and which ones don't. It seemed like they were telling us to stay away from the RS ones.
Here's a few of the discussions:
http://www.rccrawler.com/forum/showthread.php?t=285213&highlight=esr+cap+fxr
one from Harvo's XR10 thread
http://www.rccrawler.com/forum/showpost.php?p=3128279&postcount=139
http://www.rccrawler.com/forum/showthread.php?t=299789&highlight=fxr+cap
http://www.rccrawler.com/forum/showthread.php?t=291990&highlight=fxr+cap
Most of the either say stay away or just as an emergency backup.
Here's a link to the stock replacements on Digi Key - they ship quick.
http://search.digikey.com/scripts/D...ang=en&site=us&keywords=565-3042-ND&x=23&y=12
When running this 4s how does the cut off work. I thought it on for 2s or 3s?
That's where you just have to use trial and error to run your packs and then check them until you figure out "about" how much run time you get before its time to charge them up again. I don't see any way around that...the programming just doesn't allow for a 4S cutoff like you said.
Mini...the deal with the rat shack stuff is most of it is higher resistance than you'd want on the FXR. The problem there is that it will cause more heat buildup in the system. The stock cap is a 14 ohm ESR so you don't want much above that. The caps that digikey sells are either the same as stock, or for the 25v caps they are 18 ohm.