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? Only managed to mess up one connector. Overheated it and the plastic twisted. Good thing I had extra connectors on hand. (y)
Small hack in case you don't know, keep a male and female attached while soldering connectors. Once done, let cool then separate. Less likely to waste connectors this way, but not impossible.
 
Small hack in case you don't know, keep a male and female attached while soldering connectors. Once done, let cool then separate. Less likely to waste connectors this way, but not impossible.

Great idea ??
 
Small hack in case you don't know, keep a male and female attached while soldering connectors. Once done, let cool then separate. Less likely to waste connectors this way, but not impossible.
That's what I did after messing up the first one. Worked great, with less heat stress on the plastic.
 
Cleared off more trees and brush to widen my primary bash spot this evening
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My kids beat up my base shoe and baseboards whacking the vacuum into them so a freshening was desperately needed. Spent two days sanding, priming, filling, sanding, priming, and top coating baseboards doors and columns. Usually I just cut in free hand, but tried painters tape this time. I'm breaking the house into sections, my knee's cant take more than two days at a time.
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Pulled all the diffs on my son's Outcast 6S tonight.. Went with the standardish recipe of 500k centre and 60k front and rear. We took it down for a maiden run at the local skate park. Xmas day is about the only day it is super quiet there.
Managed to also wipe out the whole rear end of his Sakura XI. I was doing some 3S speed runs and it lost traction and slid backwards. So naturally I hit the brakes.....but it didn't brake.... it engaged reverse.... straight into a gum tree. Tomorrow mornings job will be to swap parts off my broken XI onto his and then order replacement parts.
 
All brassed up. New spectrum receiver all bound and bec in place. Holmes hobbies torquemaster expert 550 21t ordered and waiting on servo. New rims n tires be on by Friday if lhs get my order in?
 

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Soooooo, while fixing that wire, I decided to do a front end overhaul on the Noto. Had to make a new hole for the front brace where it meets the top plate cause the screw broke of completely. Cleaned all the parts, new screws where they were to worn, cleaned and oiled all the bearings (steering post ones too) cleaned the HR hubs, and installed new RPM front arms (upper and lower. Also opened the motor, and cleaned it and the bearings.
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My kids beat up my base shoe and baseboards whacking the vacuum into them so a freshening was desperately needed. Spent two days sanding, priming, filling, sanding, priming, and top coating baseboards doors and columns. Usually I just cut in free hand, but tried painters tape this time. I'm breaking the house into sections, my knee's cant take more than two days at a time.View attachment 58209View attachment 58210View attachment 58211View attachment 58212View attachment 58213View attachment 58214

I do same ?
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Put the Talion shocks on the Typhon 3s, change the front bearings and one steering block, and threw the street tires back on until i sort out the broken stock wheels.
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