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BrianG · 04.22.2007, 10:40 PM

As soon as I posted the fixed image, I literally ran downstairs and fixed the rear motor brace. :)

If you go with a single stronger steering servo, you can ditch the one in front of the batteries to make room for your receiver box or whatever (don't forget the Proline Al steering arm if you do this). The way I have my tray made, I have room for 14 cells or 5s1p 10Ah maxamps lipos.

As far as a motor goes, you should buy my 10XL so I can get a Neu. ;) Seriously, if you want to save some $$$, I'd say use the MM and a 9XL on 14 cells or 4s lipo. If you want hi-end, the Quark 125 and a Neu. Eventually, I want to get a Neu for this beast.

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BrianG RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 14,609 Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Des Moines, IA	04.22.2007, 10:40 PM As soon as I posted the fixed image, I literally ran downstairs and fixed the rear motor brace. :) If you go with a single stronger steering servo, you can ditch the one in front of the batteries to make room for your receiver box or whatever (don't forget the Proline Al steering arm if you do this). The way I have my tray made, I have room for 14 cells or 5s1p 10Ah maxamps lipos. As far as a motor goes, you should buy my 10XL so I can get a Neu. ;) Seriously, if you want to save some $$$, I'd say use the MM and a 9XL on 14 cells or 4s lipo. If you want hi-end, the Quark 125 and a Neu. Eventually, I want to get a Neu for this beast.