RC-Monster Forums - View Single Post - Where/how to mount controller and UBEC???

BrianG · 11:12 PM

The Neu motors are bigger in diameter than a typical XL motor, so you will be limited to how close you can get to the spur if using the stock emaxx Micky Mouse ears. If the motor fins get in the way, you can grind them down a bit but some people don't like to grind anything their brand new Neu motor. Can't say I blame them really, but sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do...

Do you mean you want to know where to mount the ESC? Or really the UBEC? The UBEC can be mounted anywhere there is room. It's small so it shouldn't be too difficult. You can make a simple bracket and ziptie it there. The ESC is usually mounted where the other Titan would go on some type of long L bracket.

You don't need to cut the red wire. Simply remove the red wire from the servo plug, fold the wire over and heatshrink the loose connector to the rest of the cable. That way, you can put it back to stock if you need to.

EDIT: Oh, and welcome to the forums! :)

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BrianG RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 14,609 Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Des Moines, IA	03.24.2007, 11:09 PM The Neu motors are bigger in diameter than a typical XL motor, so you will be limited to how close you can get to the spur if using the stock emaxx Micky Mouse ears. If the motor fins get in the way, you can grind them down a bit but some people don't like to grind anything their brand new Neu motor. Can't say I blame them really, but sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do... Do you mean you want to know where to mount the ESC? Or really the UBEC? The UBEC can be mounted anywhere there is room. It's small so it shouldn't be too difficult. You can make a simple bracket and ziptie it there. The ESC is usually mounted where the other Titan would go on some type of long L bracket. You don't need to cut the red wire. Simply remove the red wire from the servo plug, fold the wire over and heatshrink the loose connector to the rest of the cable. That way, you can put it back to stock if you need to. EDIT: Oh, and welcome to the forums! :) Last edited by BrianG; 03.24.2007 at 11:12 PM.