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Calling anyone who has CNC machined heatsink for the Monster Pro 125 |
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Calling anyone who has CNC machined heatsink for the Monster Pro 125 -
03.14.2008, 10:00 PM
It says in the description of the heatsink says that it can be attached to the emaxx motor mount, i looked at my speed control and tried to imagine how this could work. Anyone have pics that could be posted that shows this that would help me out?
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03.14.2008, 10:10 PM
sorry, I don't have one, or have pics, but I can explain it. It mounts up and sits where the second motor would be on an e-maxx, if you look at the pic in the rcm store you see threaded holes on the end of the heatsink, those holes accept motor mount srcews and attach the heatsink through the motor mount holes, the speed control sits atop the heatsink, pretty trick if you have that speed conrol
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