axial crawler with electronics $300
06-12-2011, 12:36 PM
#1
axial crawler with electronics $300
Does anyone play with rc crawlers anymore? Axial crawler with all electronics, a couple extra parts and pieces and a couple radios (sort of) for $300.
Details include:
Hitec 5955tg stearing servo (the titanium gear 333 oz one)
castle creations sidewinder esc
holmes hobbies crawlmaster 3014 brushless motor (outrunner type 1000kv 7.2-14.4 volts)
Spectrum sr3000 reciever
1100 mah 11.1v maxamps lipo (may or may not be good, has been sitting forever)
Castle creations BEC 10 amp peak 6s(25v) max in 4.8v-9v out
Hitec hs225mg servo to shift the dig (2wd -4wd- rears locked)
DNA brand dig (had a problem with the flats on the outdrive not being parallel or centered but I was excited and installed anyway. I wrote DNA and they sent replacement parts and they are included. The setscrew on the outdrive predictably slipped, but the new parts should fix that)
Wheels weighted with lead rope to whatever was the current hot setup back when I built it. I weighed them out pretty carefully and wrapped the lead rope all in one piece.
2 Spectrum dx3 radios. (one broken)
The dig works on a 4th channel and you want a switch that holds (not momentary) in one of 3 positions. You needed the older dx3 radio to set up with an extra switch wired in parallel to accomplish this. I did that and it worked fine, but dropped the radio on the rocks and the housing broke. I have another unbroken dx3 that is included but you will have to do the mod yourself (dremel and soldering iron). The old broken one is included for an example, and you can probably find the how to online.
I am pretty sure there was arround $700 bucks spent when I built this. I only played with it a handful of times and it is in pretty good condition.
Get ahold of me here, leave phone number/ email for faster dealings. I just dont play with it and could allways find something I will use more.
Robley
Price does not include shipping, will ship to US 48 states only
Details include:
Hitec 5955tg stearing servo (the titanium gear 333 oz one)
castle creations sidewinder esc
holmes hobbies crawlmaster 3014 brushless motor (outrunner type 1000kv 7.2-14.4 volts)
Spectrum sr3000 reciever
1100 mah 11.1v maxamps lipo (may or may not be good, has been sitting forever)
Castle creations BEC 10 amp peak 6s(25v) max in 4.8v-9v out
Hitec hs225mg servo to shift the dig (2wd -4wd- rears locked)
DNA brand dig (had a problem with the flats on the outdrive not being parallel or centered but I was excited and installed anyway. I wrote DNA and they sent replacement parts and they are included. The setscrew on the outdrive predictably slipped, but the new parts should fix that)
Wheels weighted with lead rope to whatever was the current hot setup back when I built it. I weighed them out pretty carefully and wrapped the lead rope all in one piece.
2 Spectrum dx3 radios. (one broken)
The dig works on a 4th channel and you want a switch that holds (not momentary) in one of 3 positions. You needed the older dx3 radio to set up with an extra switch wired in parallel to accomplish this. I did that and it worked fine, but dropped the radio on the rocks and the housing broke. I have another unbroken dx3 that is included but you will have to do the mod yourself (dremel and soldering iron). The old broken one is included for an example, and you can probably find the how to online.
I am pretty sure there was arround $700 bucks spent when I built this. I only played with it a handful of times and it is in pretty good condition.
Get ahold of me here, leave phone number/ email for faster dealings. I just dont play with it and could allways find something I will use more.
Robley
Price does not include shipping, will ship to US 48 states only
06-13-2011, 09:13 PM
#2
TTT
06-15-2011, 05:29 PM
#3
Back to top, but I will be gone until sunday night
06-20-2011, 10:30 AM
#4
Offers?
06-21-2011, 04:12 PM
#5
ttt
06-24-2011, 03:29 PM
#6
Ttt
06-28-2011, 11:57 AM
#7
Ok, sounds like my price may be high. I had thought half of what I spent would be about right for used stuff. So add up what you see on the list and make an offer. Worst I can do is say no and leave it on my shelf.
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