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Old 10-23-2007, 03:58 AM
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Hi I hope someone can help I am trying to find the best layout for a Novak GTB in my Mi3 I am running a Futaba 9550 servo, Spektrum Receiver, and a PT with a 6 cell battery setup

Is there any chance a few pics of other peoples layouts could be posted

Thanks for your help
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Originally Posted by Mi3-Racer
Hi I hope someone can help I am trying to find the best layout for a Novak GTB in my Mi3 I am running a Futaba 9550 servo, Spektrum Receiver, and a PT with a 6 cell battery setup

Is there any chance a few pics of other peoples layouts could be posted

Thanks for your help
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Old 10-23-2007, 06:12 AM
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Marcos thanks for the swift reply am I being a complete numpty but I cannot see your receiver??
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Old 10-23-2007, 06:22 AM
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This is what I have managed for my 1st Attempt but I am not really happy with the location of the power cap and the cables over the motor, dont really want it to overheat.

I hope to get a brushless motor soon just havnt decided on what one yet?
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Old 10-23-2007, 06:28 AM
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Originally Posted by Mi3-Racer
Marcos thanks for the swift reply am I being a complete numpty but I cannot see your receiver??
its to the right of the servo saver standing on its side
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Ooops clean those glasses looked like a weight
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Old 10-23-2007, 07:02 AM
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I don't have a picture of mine anymore but i zip tied my cap on my GTB to the right rear bulkhead by running the wire under the top deck. they only downside was changing pinion gears i had to remove it every time.
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Old 10-23-2007, 07:27 AM
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you nut, not on one charge. this is my first lipo situation. was not sure I could just run and charge and run and charge ...

if you don't tell, I won't. maybe he won't notice.
Man, you guys sure are sneaky.

Grind away! I've broken the solder joints inside that battery once already from playing pinball with the car and the case is looking pretty rough from banging against the pinion.

I probably wouldn't have noticed the case mod, but would have seen the track rod change and wondered how you made the magic happen.

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Originally Posted by ckearns
Man, you guys sure are sneaky.

Grind away! I've broken the solder joints inside that battery once already from playing pinball with the car and the case is looking pretty rough from banging against the pinion.

I probably wouldn't have noticed the case mod, but would have seen the track rod change and wondered how you made the magic happen.

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dang, you are suppose to be working. should not be reading rc forums. hahaha
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Old 10-23-2007, 08:31 AM
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dang, you are suppose to be working. should not be reading rc forums. hahaha
Shouldn't we all. Good thing for wireless and a laptop.
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Shouldn't we all. Good thing for wireless and a laptop.
well, the locals know, I am at work, but only work very rarely.
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The things I hate most about coming to the corporate orifices for meetings... Seattle weather, and being two hours behind on the body clock.

I've been up since 3:30 and the beatings don't begin until 9:00.

What with me getting close to old codger status, I'll probably be ready for bed by 8:30 which doesn't even give enough time to get a good drunk on to sully myself and go on braindead/autopilot for the rest of the week.

I've decided I just need to win the lottery and put this whole 'work' business behind me. It's just no fun. I'd rather be racing.

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What with me getting close to old codger status, I've decided I just need to win the lottery and put this whole 'work' business behind me. It's just no fun. I'd rather be racing.

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i am already there

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this whole 'work' business behind me.
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I agree with ya, but the wife disagrees.
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Old 10-23-2007, 10:43 AM
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After some of the grief I have had trying to convert spring rates etc. then forgetting how when in the actual shop, I have made a spreadsheet for 'quick reference'.

It doesn't contain any manufacturer or colour information, just the rates in lbs/inch and gf/mm.

Hope its of some use

Spring Rate Conversion Spreadsheet

Spring Rate Conversion

Metric To Imperial Imperial To Metric

gf/mm lbs/inch N/mm lbs/inch gf/mm

190 10.6 0.19 -- 10 179
200 11.2 0.2 -- 11 197
210 11.8 0.21 -- 12 214
220 12.3 0.22 -- 13 232
230 12.9 0.23 -- 14 250
240 13.4 0.24 -- 15 268
250 14.0 0.25 -- 16 286
260 14.6 0.26 -- 17 304
270 15.1 0.27 -- 18 322
280 15.7 0.28 -- 19 339
290 16.2 0.29 -- 20 357
300 16.8 0.3 -- 21 375
310 17.4 0.31 -- 22 393
320 17.9 0.32 -- 23 411
330 18.5 0.33 -- 24 429
340 19.0 0.34 -- 25 447
350 19.6 0.35 -- 26 464
360 20.2 0.36 -- 27 482
370 20.7 0.37 -- 28 500
380 21.3 0.38 -- 29 518
390 21.8 0.39 -- 30 536
400 22.4 0.4 -- 31 554
410 22.9 0.41 -- 32 572
420 23.5 0.42 -- 33 590
430 24.1 0.43 -- 34 607
440 24.6 0.44 -- 35 625
450 25.2 0.45 -- 36 643
460 25.7 0.46 -- 37 661
470 26.3 0.47 -- 38 679
480 26.9 0.48 -- 39 697
490 27.4 0.49 -- 40 715
500 28.0 0.5


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Old 10-23-2007, 11:13 AM
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Questions?? Goetz

On Goetz iic setup sheet He say's add .75mm to wheel hex to get 190mm well it's no way near 190 I have my car setup like his the only way I c to get 190 is to add to the screw block spacers...unless the parma wheels r wider? any input will help!
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