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Old 11-14-2010, 02:19 PM
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im wanting to put a battery pack in the rx instead of 4 aa batteries. theres the traxxas pack that goes in there- http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXHFP6&P=7, but its kinda pricey. im looking at the duratrax pack- http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...1060&search=Go

but im not sure if it will fit and plug into the port thats on the rx box.
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yup they will both fit.its tight in that box but it should fit
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yup they will both fit.its tight in that box but it should fit
ok, good. im going to eventually get the blue aluminum rx box. i hope it will fit in there also. http://cgi.ebay.com/Integy-T-Maxx-2-...item483d68a396

it dont have the charging port,but oh well.
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im pretty sure it wont fit in the aluminum box it bulges the sides alittle on the plastic box
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im pretty sure it wont fit in the aluminum box it bulges the sides alittle on the plastic box
oh man, that sucks! theres other aluminum boxes by other companies. i would almost need to take the measurements from the battery and compare them with the battery box.
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i got the measurements for the battery-51 x 30 x 32mm (2 x 1.2 x 1.3")
but cant find any for the battery box.
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So............. it dont need a box strap it in and dont worry bout it
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So............. it dont need a box strap it in and dont worry bout it
a box strap? whats are ya saying?
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We just used to buy 5 rechargeable AAs and solder up our own pacs and change the switch out to one with a charge lead.....
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Originally Posted by ckblood05
a box strap? whats are ya saying?
He's saying "It dont need a box. (period) Strap it in and dont worry bout it."

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He's saying "It dont need a box. (period) Strap it in and dont worry bout it."

yea, that would work. but i like the looks of the blue aluminum box.
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Originally Posted by Duster_360
We just used to buy 5 rechargeable AAs and solder up our own pacs and change the switch out to one with a charge lead.....
yea i got rechargeable aa batteries.
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Aluminum adds weight and is JUNK.... You waste money on alum arms and other stuff and all it does is slow you down and break and is expensive. Stick to plastic (it has some give when you smack objects)
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Originally Posted by 440swinger-kid
Aluminum adds weight and is JUNK.... You waste money on alum arms and other stuff and all it does is slow you down and break and is expensive. Stick to plastic (it has some give when you smack objects)
oh i agree. im putting rpm where ever i can. the only aluminum im doing for strenth is the bulkheads because i already cracked the front one in 2 places. the rest is just for looks and will be under the body.
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stay away from integy when you get bulks.
FLM,traxxas, hard core racing are good bulks and there strong
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