modernizing a "brick" (jerobee/jomac)
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GoMachV
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modernizing a "brick" (jerobee/jomac)
Had a dead brick so I figured i could re-pack it. Looks pretty original from the outside. I left the heatsink in place for looks, the speed control inside should be OK as its a very mild stock motor. If it gets hot I may have to get creative
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Re: modernizing a "brick" (jerobee/jomac)
Yes, and it will get half of one when I button this project up 
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Re: modernizing a "brick" (jerobee/jomac)
why dont u get a el cheapo brushless esc fan and dremel a few vent slots on the case
mite work!
farmer
ps. where r those mini pins
mite work!
farmer
ps. where r those mini pins
my spelling not so good! but i can DRIVE the wheels off anything!
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Re: modernizing a "brick" (jerobee/jomac)
ill have to dig through some stuff and see if I kept it. The wires were all chopped off so I assumed it was probably dead
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Re: modernizing a "brick" (jerobee/jomac)
Very cool Jeff! When I was going through my early Digger phase I considered doing this. I still want to make a nitro Digger with the nitro version of this chassis one day. One of these days... 
-I never said I knew what I was doing, I just said I was gonna do it!"
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Re: modernizing a "brick" (jerobee/jomac)
Sadly it has not turned up. I suspect I dumped it as it was chopped and claimed not working
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