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RC-Monster England!
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: North Devon, England
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12.07.2005, 07:23 AM
On the other side of the motor, there's even less space :( The only avilable space is so you can move the motor a bit to change the gearing..
Will shoot Mike an email now and see if he can come up with anything. I've never used epoxy before so a bit hesitant to try it on a motor. Is it like working with fiberglass car stuff? |
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