Serpent 710
Originally posted by Pyramid
It has been done correctly on the new chassis as Marks explainned.
It has been done correctly on the new chassis as Marks explainned.
Checking my completed car with the Futaba 113ip rx, it looks to be just about level with the bottom of the chassis. I'm going to try to remove a little material from the rx side protector, in order to be able to mount it a little higher.
Cheers, Mark.
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Posts: 783
Originally posted by markp27
Pyramid,
Checking my completed car with the Futaba 113ip rx, it looks to be just about level with the bottom of the chassis. I'm going to try to remove a little material from the rx side protector, in order to be able to mount it a little higher.
Cheers, Mark.
Pyramid,
Checking my completed car with the Futaba 113ip rx, it looks to be just about level with the bottom of the chassis. I'm going to try to remove a little material from the rx side protector, in order to be able to mount it a little higher.
Cheers, Mark.
- Dont use (802150) Receiver Bracket, double-tape the PCM rcv on the (802151) Receiver cover. Put 2 (1 on each side) O-ring between deck and rcv cover.
- Make some L shaped spill protector from thick lexan to protect the top of rcv. Tomorrow, I will post the picture.
Its simple, its clean, its Serpent 710....
Other than that , you should do Pyramid's mod on DTS ver4.
Originally posted by GoldFinger
Some alternative :
- Dont use (802150) Receiver Bracket, double-tape the PCM rcv on the (802151) Receiver cover. Put 2 (1 on each side) O-ring between deck and rcv cover.
- Make some L shaped spill protector from thick lexan to protect the top of rcv. Tomorrow, I will post the picture.
Its simple, its clean, its Serpent 710....
Other than that , you should do Pyramid's mod on DTS ver4.
Some alternative :
- Dont use (802150) Receiver Bracket, double-tape the PCM rcv on the (802151) Receiver cover. Put 2 (1 on each side) O-ring between deck and rcv cover.
- Make some L shaped spill protector from thick lexan to protect the top of rcv. Tomorrow, I will post the picture.
Its simple, its clean, its Serpent 710....
Other than that , you should do Pyramid's mod on DTS ver4.
Originally posted by markp27
Look forward to seeing the pics, Goldfinger - I'm looking for an alternative way to mount the Rx, as I can't pack my Rx unit in a balloon so easily with the current system. And access to the Rx is very restricted. Unless I use my LRP Rx unit.....hmm.
Look forward to seeing the pics, Goldfinger - I'm looking for an alternative way to mount the Rx, as I can't pack my Rx unit in a balloon so easily with the current system. And access to the Rx is very restricted. Unless I use my LRP Rx unit.....hmm.
Originally posted by GoldFinger
Some alternative :
- Dont use (802150) Receiver Bracket, double-tape the PCM rcv on the (802151) Receiver cover. Put 2 (1 on each side) O-ring between deck and rcv cover.
- Make some L shaped spill protector from thick lexan to protect the top of rcv. Tomorrow, I will post the picture.
Some alternative :
- Dont use (802150) Receiver Bracket, double-tape the PCM rcv on the (802151) Receiver cover. Put 2 (1 on each side) O-ring between deck and rcv cover.
- Make some L shaped spill protector from thick lexan to protect the top of rcv. Tomorrow, I will post the picture.

Its simple, its clean, its Serpent 710....
Other than that , you should do Pyramid's mod on DTS ver4.
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Posts: 783
Originally posted by markp27
Which mod is this, Goldfinger?
Which mod is this, Goldfinger?
Hi Uncle Sow, im feeling old now..
I just realize that Pyramid forgot to post the receiver bracket picture ??!!In ver 5, we gain 2mm lowered deck thats why we have some problem with receiver cover.
What he did was milled out the top section of the bracket, almost 1.5mm higher(when mounted). And 1mm cut on both notch at receiver cover.
While mines broke and the workshop is busy, im trying out another solution. Less sophisticated but works fine.
Originally posted by GoldFinger
I mean ver5.
Hi Uncle Sow, im feeling old now..
I mean ver5.
Hi Uncle Sow, im feeling old now..
I had to get it upgraded after this German Nationals Round 2.
Originally posted by GoldFinger
I mean ver5.
Hi Uncle Sow, im feeling old now..
I mean ver5.
Hi Uncle Sow, im feeling old now..

I just realize that Pyramid forgot to post the receiver bracket picture ??!!In ver 5, we gain 2mm lowered deck thats why we have some problem with receiver cover.
What he did was milled out the top section of the bracket, almost 1.5mm higher(when mounted). And 1mm cut on both notch at receiver cover.
While mines broke and the workshop is busy, im trying out another solution. Less sophisticated but works fine.
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Joined: Apr 2005
Posts: 33
From: Brasil
Hy guys ... just got my Serpent 710 tody ;-) It came of course, with a One-Way in front. Where i race, the rules only allow rubber tires, so, i want to ask, is there anything differente ?? Because, as far as i know, rubber don't give as much grip as foam, so a one-way diff won't be that good, and i can't use overdrive in rubber tires also.. because they're all the same size..
Any thought please !?!?!?!
TY
Rodrigo Meira
Any thought please !?!?!?!
TY
Rodrigo Meira
Originally posted by RMeira
Hy guys ... just got my Serpent 710 tody ;-) It came of course, with a One-Way in front. Where i race, the rules only allow rubber tires, so, i want to ask, is there anything differente ?? Because, as far as i know, rubber don't give as much grip as foam, so a one-way diff won't be that good, and i can't use overdrive in rubber tires also.. because they're all the same size..
Any thought please !?!?!?!
TY
Rodrigo Meira
Hy guys ... just got my Serpent 710 tody ;-) It came of course, with a One-Way in front. Where i race, the rules only allow rubber tires, so, i want to ask, is there anything differente ?? Because, as far as i know, rubber don't give as much grip as foam, so a one-way diff won't be that good, and i can't use overdrive in rubber tires also.. because they're all the same size..
Any thought please !?!?!?!
TY
Rodrigo Meira
Cheers, Mark.




