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Brushless 1/10 Truggy - 04.06.2008, 12:13 PM

That's 3 weeks we have shitty weather here, I'm turning crazy to no be able to drive on our local race track (really too muddy). So I did made a small bashing session in the street with my slightly modified 1/10 Truggy.





The base is a Himoto EAMBA XR1 (OEM HSP), default equipement is really bad (glitchy and unreliable). So I did put some decent eletronic and battery in it.

Corona receiver
Metal gear servo
Intellect 4200 battery
Mamba max + CC 4600 kv

I removed default cheap plastic shock for Hyper 7 aluminium front shock and put front steering parts in aluminium.

Uploaded on dailymotion
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x4z...r14600mm_sport


The movie in decent quality, around 12 MB
http://capelle.freebox.free.fr/MM_Te...R1_4600_MM.avi

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04.06.2008, 02:23 PM

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That's 3 weeks we have shitty weather here, I'm turning crazy to no be able to drive on our local race track (really too muddy). So I did made a small bashing session in the street with my slightly modified 1/10 Truggy.





The base is a Himoto EAMBA XR1 (OEM HSP), default equipement is really bad (glitchy and unreliable). So I did put some decent eletronic and battery in it.

Corona receiver
Metal gear servo
Intellect 4200 battery
Mamba max + CC 4600 kv

I removed default cheap plastic shock for Hyper 7 aluminium front shock and put front steering parts in aluminium.

Uploaded on dailymotion
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x4z...r14600mm_sport


The movie in decent quality, around 12 MB
http://capelle.freebox.free.fr/MM_Te...R1_4600_MM.avi
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04.06.2008, 05:13 PM

Looks like it came like that from the factory, such a neat job. Well done
   
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04.07.2008, 03:11 AM

i've been thinking of getting one of those for a mm7700 conversion but then i remember parts would be scarce


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04.07.2008, 12:53 PM

I did order my spare parts in australia, it's slighlty more expensive than ebay, but shipping is fast and inexpensive, plus the owner seem to have good customer support (there is a forum as well).

http://www.plaig.com.au/store/


A 7700 kv motor in this ?
I'm not sure if it's a good idea, The drivetrain is already screaming to death when I goes full throttle with my 4600 kv.

The good news is that chassis allow to fit race type nimh pack, and the system to fix battery could be easily adapt/dremeled to fit some of these bad ass 2S race lipo pack
   
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04.08.2008, 03:36 PM

haha hence me not ever doing it...well you should be able to fit a 6000mah 2s lipo without much trouble in the battery box...you'll notice more power with that 2...


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I have 12 A123 cells laying around ...
   
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