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Pull 2 scrapers, and fill 1 with batteries & fake dirt!
Cheers, Neil. |
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Very cool. It really puts it into perspective when you lower the blade with your finger.
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Scott "No load is too Small" |
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I am gona stew on it for a day or two and see if I can come up with any good ideas on stowing the battery and RX. I would like to add a blade control as well, won't be to practical without that. I have even thought about some form of a cam on the blade to lift the blade when backing up and drop it going forward. There is absolutely no more room in the engine compartment for a third servo.
Back to making the big gear in the dragline go around. I have room for the fifth servo there, just trying to figure out how to make it work from the TX point of view. Jim |
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You should look into the lipo packs for the micro helicopters. They have them from
120MAH http://www.hobbypartz.com/77p-minili...-15c-1s1p.html to 350 mah http://www.hobbypartz.com/77p-minili...-15c-1s1p.html These are real cheap so you could buy several even if you had to change them out more often. I dont think you can get more power in a smaller package. |
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