Tekno RC EB48 Thread
#1366
According to this, if you're using a 340g motor you need a 505g pack to balance the car.
http://www.teknorc.com/2012/07/03/si...cale-electric/
http://www.teknorc.com/2012/07/03/si...cale-electric/
#1367
Gonna be a late night Friday cause once I start an assembly I must see it through till its completed 
#1371
#1372
Talk about getting excited at the office....just my EB48 delivered! Thanks AMAIN! 
Was shocked by how small the packaging is.....guessing I'll be even more impressed when I starting building this beauty!

Was shocked by how small the packaging is.....guessing I'll be even more impressed when I starting building this beauty!
Last edited by G SquareD; 08-14-2012 at 02:47 PM.
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#1374
#1376
Joined: Dec 2011
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From: Raleigh, North Carolina
#1377
Nice job ZERTA, thanks for sharing your build pics. Like were you located your transponder.
I see you went with Traxxas connectors. I was going to do the same, have read that they can handle more amps than Deans. However, my LHS suggested deans. I typically have used deans or bullet connectors.
What are the advantages of going with Traxxas connectors? I would like to try them, as some of my Deans connectors "springs" have lost their tension and they will need to be replaced. Have you not seen this with Traxxas?
I see you went with Traxxas connectors. I was going to do the same, have read that they can handle more amps than Deans. However, my LHS suggested deans. I typically have used deans or bullet connectors.
What are the advantages of going with Traxxas connectors? I would like to try them, as some of my Deans connectors "springs" have lost their tension and they will need to be replaced. Have you not seen this with Traxxas?
#1378
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Hey Everyone,
Started the build last night. Finished the diffs and the rear of the car before heading to bed. Just a quick note about something that I encountered when building the diffs:
When you push the outdrive through the diff case/crown gear/spur and then place the o-ring and washer, you may find it difficult if not impossible to push the small pin through the outdrive.
I ran into this with 4 of the 6 outdrives and the simple fix was to spin an Xacto knife blade with moderate force on each side of the hole in the outdrive. This allowed the pin to be freely pushed into those outdrives with tighter tolerances.
I hope this helps anyone who may encounter this same thing.
Thanks,
Kane
Started the build last night. Finished the diffs and the rear of the car before heading to bed. Just a quick note about something that I encountered when building the diffs:
When you push the outdrive through the diff case/crown gear/spur and then place the o-ring and washer, you may find it difficult if not impossible to push the small pin through the outdrive.
I ran into this with 4 of the 6 outdrives and the simple fix was to spin an Xacto knife blade with moderate force on each side of the hole in the outdrive. This allowed the pin to be freely pushed into those outdrives with tighter tolerances.
I hope this helps anyone who may encounter this same thing.
Thanks,
Kane
#1379
We'll see it works out, I've never used EC5s.
Also going with high end 12awg for everything. Spoke to Tekin support on the phone and their suggestion is to use 12awg not 10awg, for their RX8/T8 system they had better results with 12awg. Checked the RX8 forum and confirmed that this is Tekin's recommendation.
Last edited by G SquareD; 08-14-2012 at 12:31 PM.



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