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Re: RC10 FF
+1 especially about the month you enter BOTM ![Very Happy :D](./images/smilies/icon_biggrin.gif)
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If a jobs not worth doing then its certainly not worth doing well.
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A problem shared is a problem halved but an advantage shared is no advantage at all.
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Re: RC10 FF
Good points all and silly of me to think you didn't do 100% of your homework
Did not know the b44 is narrower than the tub.
I think it will all work out nicely.
Kind of thinking something like a b44 wing mount for the rear body posts. Actually looking closer, coxbros has a great suggestion of something like an 834b hoop between the inner shock mount brackets
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Did not know the b44 is narrower than the tub.
I think it will all work out nicely.
Kind of thinking something like a b44 wing mount for the rear body posts. Actually looking closer, coxbros has a great suggestion of something like an 834b hoop between the inner shock mount brackets
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Re: RC10 FF
Yup, you're right, it fits in with the wing in place. That gets my vote, but I still wouldn't mind seeing the Lazer ZX body, just for fun.
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Re: RC10 FF
Wow. Erik..i see where your vision came from...i never knew these were existed or were created.sandkil wrote: ↑Fri Jan 22, 2021 8:03 amMy thought is to leave it as it is now.adam lancia wrote: ↑Fri Jan 22, 2021 5:28 am Are you leaving the rear section of the body intact or chopping it off flush with the rear of the chassis?
Something similar to the HPI-Koga FF, but the Mirage is way longer than the Ultima body.
Your execution is exceptional and amazing. Now i cant wait to see the end result!
As always, Great work man!!!
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Re: RC10 FF
Thank you so much, Alex!LoboNYC wrote: ↑Sat Jan 23, 2021 11:06 amWow. Erik..i see where your vision came from...i never knew these were existed or were created.sandkil wrote: ↑Fri Jan 22, 2021 8:03 amMy thought is to leave it as it is now.adam lancia wrote: ↑Fri Jan 22, 2021 5:28 am Are you leaving the rear section of the body intact or chopping it off flush with the rear of the chassis?
Something similar to the HPI-Koga FF, but the Mirage is way longer than the Ultima body.
Your execution is exceptional and amazing. Now i cant wait to see the end result!
As always, Great work man!!!
Working hard on getting this one race ready
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Re: RC10 FF
Electronics all done. Some minor tweaks to be done adjusting the ESC.
Reedy Sonic 540 3M 13.5.
Novak Edge 2S ESC.
Savöx SC-1251MG servo.
LRP HV Ultra LCG Modified 4000 mAh shorty pack.
Futaba R204GF-E 2.4Ghz receiver in Novak NER3-FM housing
Still have to do rear body posts. I have some Kyosho OTW 9 posts that hopefully will work.
And then it's the wing mounts and wire that need to be addressed. After that its ready for paint..
Reedy Sonic 540 3M 13.5.
Novak Edge 2S ESC.
Savöx SC-1251MG servo.
LRP HV Ultra LCG Modified 4000 mAh shorty pack.
Futaba R204GF-E 2.4Ghz receiver in Novak NER3-FM housing
Still have to do rear body posts. I have some Kyosho OTW 9 posts that hopefully will work.
And then it's the wing mounts and wire that need to be addressed. After that its ready for paint..
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Re: RC10 FF
I know we can all see the NER-3FM but I don't see the antenna, did you gut it and use a 2.4gHz receiver in there?
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Re: RC10 FF
Yes I forgot to mention that it is a Futaba R204GF-E receiver in the Novak NER3-FM housing. The Novak housing was cut around the crystal so I went ahead and used it on this build.adam lancia wrote: ↑Thu Jan 28, 2021 5:35 am I know we can all see the NER-3FM but I don't see the antenna, did you gut it and use a 2.4gHz receiver in there?
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Re: RC10 FF
Just looks so factory finished , excellent job !
If a jobs not worth doing then its certainly not worth doing well.
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Re: RC10 FF
No offense to anyone else, but if anyone else gets votes when this thing is entered then we will know the election is rigged!
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Re: RC10 FF
He's got my vote when entered!!!
Exactly! Where is the factory instruction manual and box?
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Hey Erik, is that a short profile steering servo?
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Re: RC10 FF
Very sneaky, I love it! Fits perfectly with the custom nature of the build.sandkil wrote: ↑Thu Jan 28, 2021 5:39 amYes I forgot to mention that it is a Futaba R204GF-E receiver in the Novak NER3-FM housing. The Novak housing was cut around the crystal so I went ahead and used it on this build.adam lancia wrote: ↑Thu Jan 28, 2021 5:35 am I know we can all see the NER-3FM but I don't see the antenna, did you gut it and use a 2.4gHz receiver in there?
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Re: RC10 FF
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Box and instructions... I wish I could manage that. It would have been cool.
Yes it is a low profile servo.. the only thing that fit in that small space between battery cup and pan
Thank you very much sir!adam lancia wrote: ↑Fri Jan 29, 2021 6:27 amVery sneaky, I love it! Fits perfectly with the custom nature of the build.sandkil wrote: ↑Thu Jan 28, 2021 5:39 amYes I forgot to mention that it is a Futaba R204GF-E receiver in the Novak NER3-FM housing. The Novak housing was cut around the crystal so I went ahead and used it on this build.adam lancia wrote: ↑Thu Jan 28, 2021 5:35 am I know we can all see the NER-3FM but I don't see the antenna, did you gut it and use a 2.4gHz receiver in there?
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