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02.26.2009, 12:47 AM
yeah this is the first design that came to my head, and though it may need some refining i think the general idea is good. It wouldn't be too hard to swap a battery in a couple seconds with this kind of setup, which would be advantageous for those long mains.
Slash with VXL E-revo with MMM/Teckno Nue 1515/1yf running 4s and 5s |
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02.26.2009, 02:34 AM
Nice to see that someone have same thoughts in mind
I have same thread http://rc-monster.com/forum/showthread.php?t=18793 Design must be simple just becouse how you will do complicated details?. Even with 3axis CNC you cant do everything. My key make it so simple as possible. Soon I will post some progress I have some 3D drawings. As soon when 3D drawings are ready I will do details on my CNC |
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