Tekno RC EB48.3 Thread
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#646
How do you guys find the narrow chassis of the Tekno when the track gets rough. Do you find it as stable as some of the wider chassis buggies?
#647
#649
Tech Initiate
Almost got all my parts!! just waiting on servo, horn, gears and lipo, any other tips before I put all the electronics in?
#650
Just watch how you put the wires in. A lot of people (like me) went with the shortest path to wire, but want to make sure you have plenty of slack for flex. Also make it easier to work on stuff when you can pull the motor out and have some slack vs. having to solder off the wires every time.
#651
Tech Regular
Is it just me or are the spring part numbers from the .2 to the .3 the same part numbers on the tekno site?
I'm looking for red rear springs for the .3
I'm looking for red rear springs for the .3
Last edited by turtle189; 11-12-2015 at 06:06 PM.
#655
Does the nitro buggy and e buggy drive the same or does it feel like your driving two totally different cars.
#657
Tech Master
But where people seem to like Joe's NB.3 setup for both, I can only imagine they would handle the same.
#659
Tech Regular
You have something off on your setup. Either your end points in the radio are limiting the servo throw or you have a mechanical setup problem. In my 48.3 with an MKS servo, I can move way past the stops if they were not installed. I had to use end point adjustment to reduce the throw both sides of center.
#660
Tech Elite
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If you can't get there, or the servo seems to want to keep pushing but it can't...pull the servo horn off and use your fingers to push the steering connecting link and see if there's full throw then. If there is full throw, something is probably up with the servo or it wasn't centered when installed. If still isn't full throw, check the mechanical linkages and servo saver to see where your issue may be.