Printable View
If you fancy buying a new screw then you can drill out the screw with a regular drill bit (i believe a 4mm is best). Eventually the bit catches on the screw and as it is left hand, merely spins it out leaving you with an intact left hand thread inside.
tried it just broke my drill lol ah well ill just buy some :) thanks
btw anyone know the cheapest speed controllers i can use for 14.4 volts im short on money till after my first event
you can try Leos speedoes (i do but on 12v)
about £20 each posted
called little blue ones i think lol
or if you have loads of money then see james baker for a sidwinder
or scorpions :)
do they come with wiring instructions?
im using the scorpion xl from http://www.xbotz.comwww.xbotz.com
get info here:
http://www.robotpower.com/products/scorpion_XL_info.htmlhttp://www.robotpower.com/products/s...n_XL_info.html
85 quid aint that cheap lol, woody suggested the bang bang system, i used to use this but is it still allowed as im not sure it would fail safe
try get 2nd hand ones, try james he might have some. i remember he did a few weeks back but no idea what they were, might have been too small for what you need.
Stick a couple of failsafes (FS1, mtroniks etc) in between the servo and receiver, program them so that they failsafe with the servo touching neither switch, and ba-da-bing ba-da-boom, you got yourself a bang bang system that failsafes
what do you think of this battery
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Yuasa-Rechargeable-NP-2-1-Ah-12-V-Battery_W0QQitemZ330114274439QQihZ014QQcategoryZ14 951QQrdZ1QQssPageNameZWD1VQQcmdZViewItemhttp://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Yuasa-Recharge...QQitemZ3301142 74439QQihZ014QQcategoryZ14951QQrdZ1QQssPageNameZWD 1VQQcmdZViewItem