seaball

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it's waswa's foam car. he runs 2 or 3 different cars, so i didn't want to render these electronics useless in other vehicles. and to be honest, i sort of like the way the wire coils look. bulkier, but clean and workable in case there's trouble in the pits. plus, on that car, there's no room for wire runs between components if you lay them flat. (waswa even cut the front of the motor mount to be able to lay the receiver down).

as for the anodizing, take that up with the factory.

my ride for the season is around the corner ...(and down the hall a bit).

depressedbunny

i really like that looks smart as it is different from all the others with the same thing

PitNamedGordie

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I cut my servo wires down along with my transponder wires to make them fit right.

M-Technic

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Well shucks, thanks!

LOW ET

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it's all good man, it looks nice. i know how "anal" you are about your cars (wires neat and tidy, getting things anodized to match, body matches the andodizing, etc...).

hound_dogs_01

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A couple of clean Xray 008's...









MY PERSONAL FAVORITE....


What yall think???

Alex

HarryN

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This is for Bob - Stormer since Stormer Hobbies makes me HAPPY IN THE PANTS!!! OOOOOOHHHHH YYYYEEEEEAAAHHHHH!!!!







The ABC Hobbies mini car is a nice clean car and very easy to setup. Electronics installation is painless as well.

John St.Amant

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All those small components and you put the reciever on top of the servo. I could understand if there were larger receiver and there was no room, but ...CG man! Plenty of room to put it all on the deck!

JR007

I like the long body clip for the transponder. first time i've seen that, i'm going to do that now

odpurple

What I want to know is, how does Bob feel about this "Happy in the Pants" thing

fly_wheel

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this is my S400. i did it myself for the first time, well i usually just simply connect them and as long as they can run but this thread inspire me to do nicer. shown with KO 2343 servo, new KO 2413 low profile has a crack ears, so it's not in pictures. will find a way to hide/wrap the wires of the capasitor.

kdeselms

I thought I'd hit you guys up for some ideas, this is my first on-road car and the installation was challenging, as there is really not much room at all in the chassis...especially with a belt drive train down the middle.



Specifically, I'm not sure what to do about the wire that goes from the Tekin RS speed controller to the receiver (it's short, and one way or another it's got to get past the motor) - running it over the motor straight to the receiver was about my only option, unless I could somehow extend it. I am not wild about how it is now, though...it's not tight, as it might look in the picture - there IS some slack, so it's not in danger of pulling out or anything. I just don't like it, as it is. Also, if anyone knows what kind of plug I would be able to buy to replace the one on the servo wire that plugs into the receiver, so I could shorten that wire up...Hitec gives you a TON of wire to work with. Right now I've just got it wound up and tucked in the chassis.

Any ideas on improving would be welcome.

-WHEELMAN-

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First of all I think we could use a bigger picture.

sudhar93

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This picture attached is a wiring done by one of my Guru's, Azri Amri

mr fit

here is my schumacher mi-4