rc10gt rear battery holder
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Hey guys, Is there anyway to move this stupid rear battery pack holder and put it so its under the body and secured to my chassis??
Nothing's more annoying than racing along, hit a jump(or bump for that matter) and then all of a sudden see the tape, or zip tie you had fall off then all you get is the battery pack trailing til it breaks apart at the plug, or worse..breaks.
any tips guy??? anyone who has got rid of this thing and found elsewhere for their batteries?
thanks
Brad
(As stated in title, car is RC10GT)
Nothing's more annoying than racing along, hit a jump(or bump for that matter) and then all of a sudden see the tape, or zip tie you had fall off then all you get is the battery pack trailing til it breaks apart at the plug, or worse..breaks.
any tips guy??? anyone who has got rid of this thing and found elsewhere for their batteries?
thanks
Brad
(As stated in title, car is RC10GT)
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Hey guys, Is there anyway to move this stupid rear battery pack holder and put it so its under the body and secured to my chassis??
Nothing's more annoying than racing along, hit a jump(or bump for that matter) and then all of a sudden see the tape, or zip tie you had fall off then all you get is the battery pack trailing til it breaks apart at the plug, or worse..breaks.
any tips guy??? anyone who has got rid of this thing and found elsewhere for their batteries?
thanks
Brad
(As stated in title, car is RC10GT)
Hey guys, Is there anyway to move this stupid rear battery pack holder and put it so its under the body and secured to my chassis??
Nothing's more annoying than racing along, hit a jump(or bump for that matter) and then all of a sudden see the tape, or zip tie you had fall off then all you get is the battery pack trailing til it breaks apart at the plug, or worse..breaks.
any tips guy??? anyone who has got rid of this thing and found elsewhere for their batteries?
thanks
Brad
(As stated in title, car is RC10GT)
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Thank you greatly for your reply.
I'm going to do a bit more research on exactly where I can put it.
Thanks again.
Brad
I'm going to do a bit more research on exactly where I can put it.
Thanks again.
Brad
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I have the 5 cell reciever pack installed with the 2 cels on the bottom and the 3 on top, double zip tied in and it has never come out, even with the hardest landings. It also helps if you use good high quality zip ties.
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Thanks guys.
After I get a new pull start mailed to me I'll be ready to rock !
In other news, just picked up an SC18 yesterday, things a riot!
After I get a new pull start mailed to me I'll be ready to rock !
In other news, just picked up an SC18 yesterday, things a riot!