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Looks awesome @Dutch213 .
More importantly though I can't wait to see how it runs for you. Two things though;
- Have you decided what pinion gear you are going to start with?
- Have you got yourself or decided on a GPS speed meter yet?
Trust me it's rubbish without the GPS speed meter.lol. gotta get a gps still... Ill prob order one this week.... I have a 29,30, and 32t pinion coming monday so ill start with the smallest one and go up...
Just build up your speed slowly obviously until you feel confident enough to go WOT. I'm sure it'll be fine.I keep envisioning it lifting off ground on first run and demolishing everything... This build was way more expensive than i thought and i still have to get a graphene battery for it..
Just build up your speed slowly obviously until you feel confident enough to go WOT. I'm sure it'll be fine.
I do here really good things about the Turnigy Graphene batteries and I know a lot of the speed runner guys I've seen on YouTube use them.
I went with a Turnigy Nano-Tech Plus battery though because the specs were so good when I was comparing.
Mine is a 6S 5000mAh battery that has a 70C constant discharge and 150C bursts ~ it weighs less than a comparable Turnigy Graphene battery, is slightly cheaper plus has similar high discharge rates.
Have you considered those?
Link to Nano-Tech Plus: https://hobbyking.com/en_us/turnigy-nano-tech-5000mah-6s-70c-lipo-pack-w-xt-90-hr-tech.html
Link to comparable Graphene: https://hobbyking.com/en_us/graphene-5000mah-6s-75c.html
Sweeeeeeeeet!I have a mamba monster xlx... It comes with motor connectors but i had to solder male connectors on the TP motor which i did successfully but the weller iron didnt have enough heat to tie in the cap pack to the battery wires cause they are like a 1/4' thick each.... I use heat shrink for all the connectors and joints...
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Sweeeeeeeeet!
You could probably spend about $350 more easily less the batteries ?.I keep envisioning it lifting off ground on first run and demolishing everything... This build was way more expensive than i thought and i still have to get a graphene battery for it..
Still haven’t bought a gps...Trust me it's rubbish without the GPS speed meter.
For example: Before I got mine if you had asked me to guess the speed of my Tamiya Hornet that I've got fitted with a decent Hobbywing ESC and 15T Arrma brushed motor I'd have said 30-35mph maybe.
Tested it the other day and it only got 26mph flat out with the wind behind it. Still okay I guess but still my point is guessing the speed is impossible.
Excited for you buddy.
Still haven’t bought a gps...
You could probably spend about $350 more easily less the batteries ?.
That is cheap really.... I am triple that cost in parts alone already, and I have only partially fabbed the cf chassis for the gt8 conversion build ?I though maybe I should just list what I have so far.
Castle Mamba XLX - $175
TP motor- $170
Arrma Talion chassis- $65
8mm connectors - $25
cap pack - $40
motor fan- $25
GRP tires - $50
Pinions - $30
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Total Parts- $580 + arrma typhon
still need battery, radio, gps, a better charger, and I had to buy a $100 soldering iron to do this build right.
That is cheap really.... I am triple that cost in parts alone already, and I have only partially fabbed the cf chassis for the gt8 conversion build ?
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Just got my Typhon slider from Ebay. So starting my own journey as well!
This thread has been a great read! Now get the GPS on there and SHOW US WHAT YOU GOT!
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