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Finnster · 05:17 PM

BTW, I do have a set of those FLM servo mounts as well. Those were an alt plan on mounting the str servo. Ideally underneath the plate, leaving the space on the plate open to mounting all the electronics.
I could mount the servo flat up against the bottom of the plate, or directly to the chassis. You could get it to work either way if you can find the space I think.

Hahaha... you see how complicated this got and why I decided to say F it and just keep the nitro running in there? I thought the KErshaw DD or Flux would solve things for me, as it turned out it didn't. Still lots of questions and a smelly nitro engine remain.....

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Finnster KillaHurtz Offline Posts: 2,958 Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Bucks Co, PA	04.06.2009, 05:14 PM BTW, I do have a set of those FLM servo mounts as well. Those were an alt plan on mounting the str servo. Ideally underneath the plate, leaving the space on the plate open to mounting all the electronics. I could mount the servo flat up against the bottom of the plate, or directly to the chassis. You could get it to work either way if you can find the space I think. Hahaha... you see how complicated this got and why I decided to say F it and just keep the nitro running in there? I thought the KErshaw DD or Flux would solve things for me, as it turned out it didn't. Still lots of questions and a smelly nitro engine remain..... Last edited by Finnster; 04.06.2009 at 05:17 PM.