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Serum · 06.02.2007, 10:55 AM

IIRC, the long spacer sits in front, but you can see by the marks the shaft has on it where the spacers need to be. (or the space the rear bearing needs)

Your magnets got loose from the shaft? i had the same problem with an 8XL. One of the three magnets came loose. (an L has two magnets) but the solution is less simple; i tried scuffing the surface of the magnets and glue it back in place with CA glue; but the poles are positioned a way they fight eachother. There is a black line on the rotor which should alligned. After a few runs the magnet got loose again. If both the magnets are still attached onto eachother, i would try scuffing the shaft and press it in using CA glue. Are the aluminum plates that sit on the outside of tha magnets still in place?

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Serum RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 10,480 Join Date: Feb 2005	06.02.2007, 10:55 AM IIRC, the long spacer sits in front, but you can see by the marks the shaft has on it where the spacers need to be. (or the space the rear bearing needs) Your magnets got loose from the shaft? i had the same problem with an 8XL. One of the three magnets came loose. (an L has two magnets) but the solution is less simple; i tried scuffing the surface of the magnets and glue it back in place with CA glue; but the poles are positioned a way they fight eachother. There is a black line on the rotor which should alligned. After a few runs the magnet got loose again. If both the magnets are still attached onto eachother, i would try scuffing the shaft and press it in using CA glue. Are the aluminum plates that sit on the outside of tha magnets still in place?