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Old 05-10-2012, 07:23 PM
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Originally Posted by CristianTabush
Antenna should mount on the top deck. A hole has to be drilled. This is at least how I am doing mine. You can always mount a seis fan with our 25mm bracket and fan mount. Therebis still a hole behind the motor to achieve this.
Have the fan mount (but not the bracket). Trying to figure out how best to do it with the mount. I can shim the mount with two 4mm shims or mount to the top rather than bottom of mount. Still working on it.

As for antenna on the top deck the spektrum antenna is only about 1" high. Trying to see if it's even worth it. Ha ha.
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Here are my options with the fan and mount:



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I think a great product idea would by just a straight post for the single hole that a 25mm fan could mount to directly on top of the chassis.
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Hey Snoopy, we will start with Pistons for the Photon. The bladders already fit.

We will also follow that with DCJ's for it as well.
Yeah The DCJs for the photon are peaking my interest. I have been asking around about that and it seems the best option is to use the X-ray C hub and an arrowmax DCJ for the T3. So if you have a simpler option I would be interested.
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Originally Posted by or8ital
I think a great product idea would by just a straight post for the single hole that a 25mm fan could mount to directly on top of the chassis.
Got it! I'll work on something. We also have the fan mount base that can be servo taped in the meantime.
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Originally Posted by CristianTabush
Got it! I'll work on something. We also have the fan mount base that can be servo taped in the meantime.
There just isn't enough surface space behind the motor for servo tape to hold. The fan kinda flops around on the tape. Suspect the fan mount base would do the same. Would have to move it up to the front of motor.

Hopefully you aren't taking any of this as whining or complaining. I think this thing rocks. Just pointing out observations.

By the way I tested it and the fan fits behind the motor just fine if it were mounted to a straight post in the rear. I fabricated something with a plastic tamiya servo mount to test and it seemed like if properly done it would work really well.
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Originally Posted by or8ital
Here are my options with the fan and mount:
I've tried running ours mounted both ways... motor came off roughly the same temp with the fan over or under the mounting arm. Ended up doing the same thing with the washers underneath the base, ours didn't have to go quite that high though... I'd just run it mounted on top before having it perched that high on one leg.
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That's what I will do for now. I think on the chassis will be better long term. Lower weight and less susceptible to damage.
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Man it's killing me seeing everyone else get their RSD6 built! I'm still running to the mail box every night after work!
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Old 05-10-2012, 09:09 PM
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Originally Posted by or8ital
There just isn't enough surface space behind the motor for servo tape to hold. The fan kinda flops around on the tape. Suspect the fan mount base would do the same. Would have to move it up to the front of motor.

Hopefully you aren't taking any of this as whining or complaining. I think this thing rocks. Just pointing out observations.

By the way I tested it and the fan fits behind the motor just fine if it were mounted to a straight post in the rear. I fabricated something with a plastic tamiya servo mount to test and it seemed like if properly done it would work really well.
I know it's not complaining. We take all the feedback to heart and act upon it.
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One final observations. There aren't any chassis balance holes. Will see if I can get away with using the center bumper screw and forward/center motor mount screw.
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No balance holes.

I did not think they were necessary as the shock towers have holes in the center to balance the chassis. You can either use a string to balance it or you can us two thin wrenches.
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I see a new top deck on the picture. Can you poste some spy photos of top decks you'r testing?
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Old 05-11-2012, 07:22 AM
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Originally Posted by Geberit
I see a new top deck on the picture. Can you poste some spy photos of top decks you'r testing?
That's our cut TC6 Top deck. I'll post some pics with some suggested cuts later today if I can.
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hi my order is RX5259, i have not received the order yet,just thinking can i change the blue bellcrank to a black one ...? dont mind waiting ...
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