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sikeston34m

11.12.2008 08:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Maciolus (Post 231817)

I wonder how do you guys attach these outrunners to dogbones/CVD's?? Could you please give part number, etc.?

My answer for this was to use a stock transmission output shaft. They are 6mm in diameter. This does require chucking it up in a drill press or a lathe. All you have to do is knock off the center portion that engages the transmission output gear.

The result is a 6mm shaft that you install into the outrunner motor.

This allows factory length center drives to be used. :yes:

I hope this helps.

Maciolus

11.12.2008 09:45 AM

Thanks! :)

BL_RV0

11.12.2008 10:38 AM

OR you can use these for a 8mm shafted outrunner.
http://www.rc-monster.com/proddetail...mrevov2coupler

wulfgang

02.05.2009 12:03 AM

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Originally Posted by BL-Power (Post 229389)

....I would love to put it in my HB Lightning Buggy on 5S.....

It would be great if anyone could do some outrunner testing with the MMM, lets hope that it has the same software as the sidewinder.

I am working on this. I had bad luck with some bad A123 cells and using the Turnigy 100 A Plush ESC with a Turnigy outrunner (50-55, 600 kv).

But I just got a new Dewalt pack and the MMM is coming tomorrow. I saw your Youtube vid, so I'm looking forward to seeing what this can do on 6S.

EDIT: it's a Lightning buggy

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