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Die-Cast Conversions Tech. The tricks of installing drive line and electrical components into die-cast models.


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Old 09-10-2013, 03:44 PM
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Default Re: He is at it again! 1:50 Dozer Conversion

ya your right, i had the idea of one soleniod sliding a pin either left or right to lock into the drive sprocket to positive lock, but it would not be as smooth as the two motors, thanks again, i dont know many people on here if i need a hand with the esc can i ask apon you?
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Old 09-10-2013, 04:35 PM
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Default Re: He is at it again! 1:50 Dozer Conversion

Jim,
You could always use the control board out of a cheap but powerful servo to use as a speed controller with smooth forward to reverse action.

You would have to add resisters to the servo board to give you "center" just like converting one for continuous rotation.

i am sure the control board in this servo could feed up to 2 amps to a motor and i doubt you would even draw 2 amps.

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