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Finished rewiring my M05 I was not satisfied with the deans set up. Went with bullets it's much cleaner hands down.





Never going for any kind of plug type battery. Sticking with bullets from now on

sashimi999

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A Pic for my new build VBC D06.
Enn.. may need to re-wire latter.

Mr.juarez

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My trf417. Got tired of the spaghetti looking wiring so I started chopping wires off!

James35

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Here's my latest McPappy car I finished today:

EricPF

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James, your cars are works of art!

Josh-n-ya

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+1

James35 you have found your career!

theproffesor

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What rx is that?? Its so small

DesertRat

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Those cars have pretty anodizing, and just enough wire to do the job. Very well taken picture as well.

I've had people tell me my wiring and build looks nice and tidy but if I put my prettiest 1/12 car next to that... a kinder contest would be having your local homecoming queen try to topple Ms. Universe.

Logi Maker

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I remember asking that before and I belive it was from hobbyking....

Reese Bobby

The receiver is frsky tfr4-b and is available here: http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...FRMRtAod7ggAjA

oreo

....did anyone notice James' savox servo [mount]?-jus' imagine other companies doing the same?
Cool stuff James

Josh-n-ya

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..and $26.00! Actually $25ish if you wait a minute! Might have to be my next receiver to try!

James35

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Thanks. Yeah, we make a Savox case core (reversible too) for the Savox 1250/12571350/1357 Spektrum A5040/H5010. You can mount on top of the chassis in forward or reversed location, or hang the servo flush to the bottom of the chassis.



Thanks for all the kind comments. Here is a close-up of the carbon fiber prep. The edges look and feel like a rounded bead of glass.

cyclonetog

Those CF edges are stunning, would you tell us which glue/method you use? Mine tend to go white, and even when they don't they aren't transparent like that!

James35

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I used ZAP-A-GAP Medium on that build. Thin would be better though.
Sandpaper 220 through 1500.
Wash, then clean with rubbing alcohol.
CA the edges
Sandpaper 800 - 1500
clean with rubbing alcohol
CA the edges again
Repeat the last 3 steps as often as needed. It just keeps getting better. Eventually, your sandpaper will not get any black any more as it's just sanding the CA.