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01.14.2009, 10:59 PM
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Make sure to count watts. That charger only has 150. If you are charging anything really big or a123's you'll want something 400+ watts.
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Thats name brand though. Shhhh!!
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Im not dark, Im over ripened! xD
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01.22.2009, 01:22 PM
Upate-
Have been running the truck lightly for a while, the rcm lipos are doing great! I couldn't ask for more...(or could I) The motor has yet to reach 125 degrees.
I replaced the ball ends on the truck with offset ends to match my 0 offset rims..trouble is that I neglected to make a note of the turnbuckle length, so now my truck has about 3 degrees of toe in instead of out  . Also broke my wing mount and my my battery tray ends while running with Eovnu the past weekend.. The story to the battery trays goes as follows. I was just zipping up and down the street and Mike(eovnu) let his girlfriend drive his hyper 7- he told here to drive the car to him so he could check something, all was well and she decided to floor it in reverse.... headed strait for me.. I jumped to avoid the car while cranking my steering wheel to the right on my m8. The cen went flying into a curb at about 20mph... blew the front battery stops right out.
So I have a little bit of rebuilding to do. My time is limited as its FIRST Robotics "build season" where we work everyday after school till 6, then weekends 8-5.
Right now i was experimenting with our teams hand lathe, making a center spool for Mike's hyper seven.
If you have seen my other thread, you know that i have been having motor mount troubles. My 1/8"2x2 aluminum angle mount is starting to deteriorate and flexes ALOT!, I noticed it when I would yank the trigger the gear sound would change(loading up) then die back down once the truck stopped accelerating. The solution seems to be a 3/16th" 6061 aluminum mount off the center diff, tied into the main chassis. Im probably going to make that today.
Sorry for being long winded :)
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01.25.2009, 04:50 PM
You don't need a wing anyway...
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01.25.2009, 04:51 PM
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You don't need a wing anyway... 
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01.25.2009, 05:07 PM
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01.25.2009, 05:16 PM
Did you attach the motor mount to that esc plate? You should.
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01.25.2009, 05:23 PM
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Did you attach the motor mount to that esc plate? You should.
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No, it replaces the center plate that is usually there. no need to attach it to the motor mount.
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01.25.2009, 05:23 PM
Very nice.
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01.25.2009, 06:33 PM
Nice Ben, now wheres the turkey bar?
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01.25.2009, 11:59 PM
thats karma for u ben
he decided to rape my hyper when it only had 3 wheel drive, and flipped it over, then drove over it multiple times... then he ran into a light pole abut a minute later and broke the arm! btw it wouldve been cooler if u put the rx under the mmm on the plate or put the plate at a 45 degree angle
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01.26.2009, 07:43 AM
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thats karma for u ben
he decided to rape my hyper when it only had 3 wheel drive, and flipped it over, then drove over it multiple times... then he ran into a light pole abut a minute later and broke the arm! btw it wouldve been cooler if u put the rx under the mmm on the plate or put the plate at a 45 degree angle
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Right now the switch for the MMM is on the underside of plate. I wouldnt put the rx down there in fear of wires coming into contact with the pinion/spur.
just hope it will fit under the new body..
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01.27.2009, 06:00 AM
you shoult connect the mount with the chassis, with a bracket:
like that you have
-no flex at all
-the chassis turns into a heatsink
its quickly done and it works. I have two mounts, one for a bigger motor (kb45xl), all alu in L-shape, and one made of alu and carbon for a 36mm motor, which ist definately stiffer. the one for the kb killed the teeth of the center-diff due to a minimum of flex.
aluminium is less stiff then eg. glassfiber, carbonfiber, and it is possible that it is still flexing a little.
Connected to the chassis it also reduces the forces at the center-diff mount. its made of plastic, and it could flex like that very little as well.
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01.27.2009, 01:10 PM
i thought so too, but apparently that is supposed to be a flexing chassis, and bolting the mount to it would make handling suck
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01.27.2009, 01:27 PM
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i thought so too, but apparently that is supposed to be a flexing chassis, and bolting the mount to it would make handling suck
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hmm, allright. still, I guess the rest is still able to flex, it's just the center of the chassis. front and back wouldn 't change, I don't know. 
maybe u just try it, and when it sucks, just remove the screws.
cool truggy btw!
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