12LikesTekno NB48
03-26-2014 | 07:08 AM
#1051
03-27-2014 | 12:35 AM
#1054
Tech Fanatic
Joined: Jul 2013
Posts: 762
From: somewhere near Japan
Small advice for tekno guys about v2 radio tray (if any planned): please make batt cover with small clips like body clips for 1/10 and smaller scale instead of screws. And make room/holes for electic switches like Ko Propo.
03-27-2014 | 03:49 AM
#1055
As for switch mount, I to run the Ko V2 switch, and used the transponder mount location for my switch and then used double sided tape to mount the transponder to the side of my battery box. Nice and clean!
Note: you'll make a small vertical cut in the side of the RX tray to route the transponder wires.
03-27-2014 | 08:22 AM
#1056
Thanks for the suggestion. We too wanted this feature, but the way the one-piece tray was molded and designed made it a little difficult to do. It would have raised the price substantially as it requires slides in the mold. The diameter of the holes would need to be larger and there wasn't enough room to do everything we wanted to at the time. We may take another look at it in the future. Thanks.
03-27-2014 | 06:32 PM
#1059
Tech Adept
Joined: Jul 2013
Posts: 203
From: Melvin,IL
Took my NB48 out for her maiden voyage yesterday at Leisure Hours. After playing with some springs, camber links and tires throughout qualifying, I started second in the Bmain. Won it. Started 11th in the A and drove it up to third. If the race would have been 28 minutes instead of 30 I would have finished there, but my receiver pack died on me at the very end. Very pleased with the buggy! I like the way this car drives even better than my EB48 (which I love). This buggy was well worth the wait! Thanks Tekno!
03-27-2014 | 10:17 PM
#1061
. It may not be quick release but its roomy and well laid out, and with a 2600mah LiPo we dont have to get in there very often. Big, roomy and well laid out is a fair
trade for lack of a quick release battery box lid.
Last edited by JsK; 03-28-2014 at 01:13 AM.
03-27-2014 | 11:55 PM
#1062
Tech Fanatic
Joined: Jul 2013
Posts: 762
From: somewhere near Japan
Maybe screws better, but i like the way how RX box is made on my RC8.2e and can't imagine how hard gonna be crash to eject batt out of such box.
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Question for those who've already built: is it possible to open batt lid and remove RX batt without removing and/or relocating servo arm on st.servo?
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Question for those who've already built: is it possible to open batt lid and remove RX batt without removing and/or relocating servo arm on st.servo?
03-28-2014 | 12:11 AM
#1063
Tech Rookie
Joined: Jul 2011
Posts: 8
Maybe screws better, but i like the way how RX box is made on my RC8.2e and can't imagine how hard gonna be crash to eject batt out of such box.
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Question for those who've already built: is it possible to open batt lid and remove RX batt without removing and/or relocating servo arm on st.servo?
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Question for those who've already built: is it possible to open batt lid and remove RX batt without removing and/or relocating servo arm on st.servo?
03-28-2014 | 03:59 AM
#1065
Maybe screws better, but i like the way how RX box is made on my RC8.2e and can't imagine how hard gonna be crash to eject batt out of such box.
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Question for those who've already built: is it possible to open batt lid and remove RX batt without removing and/or relocating servo arm on st.servo?
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Question for those who've already built: is it possible to open batt lid and remove RX batt without removing and/or relocating servo arm on st.servo?
screws like the Tekno. Its not a matter of how hard you crash more about
things coming loose and falling off. Yes you can pull the battery without
removing the servo arm.
You can try this guy and he might make you an rx cover with the Ko-propo
switch mount.
http://www.shapeways.com/model/10871...&materialId=25