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Old 06-19-2009, 03:13 PM
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I am trying to balance my xray 1/2th with lipo batteries, any ideas would be appreciated. Also What servo is mostly used. I am using the Airtronics servo
(94145) and it does not fit on the left side. Thanks
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The servo must be installed in reverse for good balance. To accomplish this, I first mounted the left side servo mount on the extra (left-most) holes already pre-drilled in the chassis from the factory. Then, I glued the right servo mount to the chassis with shoe-goo, and put a small piece of servo tape underneath the very edge of the servo that touches the chassis at an angle (for added security).

Once I installed the battery and electronics (including a 200mah rx pack), I added 14 grams of weight to the electronics side and the car was perfectly balanced left to right.

The car is still light...~20g under the ROAR weight minimum in ready-to-race form.

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Ok thanks man just got the car and putting the finishing touches to try it out tomorrow. Your car is clean





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The servo must be installed in reverse for good balance. To accomplish this, I first mounted the left side servo mount on the extra (left-most) holes already pre-drilled in the chassis from the factory. Then, I glued the right servo mount to the chassis with shoe-goo, and put a small piece of servo tape underneath the very edge of the servo that touches the chassis at an angle (for added security).

Once I installed the battery and electronics (including a 200mah rx pack), I added 14 grams of weight to the electronics side and the car was perfectly balanced left to right.

The car is still light...~20g under the ROAR weight minimum in ready-to-race form.

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