Just got my Vex signal splitter today. I'm not happy. The Vex servo's seem to
have male plugs, unlike the Futaba servo's that have female ones. Help, guys.
Paul H.
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Too much work to make the plastic. You would still need a lathe to
true them up. Wood makes great wheels and its much quicker stronger
and easier.
Look at my wheels.
http://kingtigerproject.webs.com/swt.htm
The rough parts was cut using a roto zip w/ circle cutting tool. I
then borrowed a
I got the book and read it. The design is pretty simple and I think would be
effective for one offs. It seemed a bit too tedious and involved to make
something like tracks or wheels. And I don't know how easily it would work
for something with a large area.
On Thu, Mar 19, 2009 at 6:20 PM,
Maybe Frank, if the spacing is right.
Paul H.
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From: Frank Pittelli frank.pitte...@gmail.com
To: rctankcombat@googlegroups.com
Sent: Friday, March 20, 2009 9:48 AM
Subject: [TANKS] Re: Vex signal splitter.
Paul Hilton wrote:
Just got my Vex signal splitter
I've had serious issues with cure quality/time when the shop is
cold... to the point that I have 2 heaters in there for winter work,
on top of a load of work putting fiberglass insulation on the roof and
walls. On the plus side, the insulation makes the shop very
comfortable in the summer and my
It is the same as the servos I used to test the setup. I used a
microservo and a standard servo in channels 1 and 2 and they work fine.
It is reasonable to assume that the other four channels are the same
spacing and I seem to remember another email that said the spacing on
servo pins is
being about a year or two since i used (toyed around with) the trail size of
the task 3, i forgot that it is more touchy when it comes to moisture and
should be cured in a warmer climate than the basement. I have been bringing
the
tank up into the dining room after each batch to cure for
Oh, got my keyed shafting from Surpluscenter.com.
Derek
T065
On Fri, Mar 20, 2009 at 5:25 PM, Derek Engelhaupt tan...@gmail.com wrote:
Some folks are using 5/8 keyed shafts, others like me are using 3/4
keyed shafts. I would say 5/8 is sufficient. I went with 3/4
because that was the shaft
In a message dated 3/20/2009 8:11:25 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
b...@holnet.net writes:
using #50 attachment chain, to break it I grind down one side of the
pins with an angle grinder (takes seconds) and then a combination of
punch, screwdriver, lever, vice and hammer to seperate the
so 5/8 seems to be the norm so far. here i was starting to wonder about
going from the 3/4 i was thinking of up to 1, but i guess i can stick with
3/4
Chris,
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someone (cant remember who) was using 1/2 inch and had bending issues
so went to 5/8
On Mar 21, 1:49 pm, odysseyslipw...@aol.com wrote:
so 5/8 seems to be the norm so far. here i was starting to wonder about
going from the 3/4 i was thinking of up to 1, but i guess i can stick with
3/4
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