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BrianG · 02.18.2007, 05:39 PM

Thanks guys! I'm glad it's finished too!

I was hoping for a slightly cleaner wire routing, but I ran out of room. But I was able to put all the excess wiring, the UBEC, and the capacitor (for the UBEC) in a little box under the ESC. The steering servo wire was VERY long, but instead of shortening it, I wrapped it around an itty-bitty space under the receiver.

The Quark is silky smooth so I'm glad I chose it over the MM. I set the neutral range to narrow and now slow speed control is impressive IMO, not that I'll be going slow much. :)

Serum, what do you think I should chamfer? Unless I find a weakness in the current design, this project is done, but I like to keep new ideas in mind for future projects.

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BrianG RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 14,609 Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Des Moines, IA	02.18.2007, 05:39 PM Thanks guys! I'm glad it's finished too! I was hoping for a slightly cleaner wire routing, but I ran out of room. But I was able to put all the excess wiring, the UBEC, and the capacitor (for the UBEC) in a little box under the ESC. The steering servo wire was VERY long, but instead of shortening it, I wrapped it around an itty-bitty space under the receiver. The Quark is silky smooth so I'm glad I chose it over the MM. I set the neutral range to narrow and now slow speed control is impressive IMO, not that I'll be going slow much. :) Serum, what do you think I should chamfer? Unless I find a weakness in the current design, this project is done, but I like to keep new ideas in mind for future projects.