RC rapier (Richard)
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DolwyddelanLightRail
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Endless, Nameless
I might actually have a servo for you- I'd promised it to someone else but last I heard he was planning on getting a factory R/C Lawley, in which case you are welcome to it- assuming you aren't in a hurry.
It was given to me by Neil who occasionally posts here, I'm sure he'd rather I pass it on than have it sat in my bits box. It's even got the official Accucraft spec risers.
It was given to me by Neil who occasionally posts here, I'm sure he'd rather I pass it on than have it sat in my bits box. It's even got the official Accucraft spec risers.
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DolwyddelanLightRail
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Endless, Nameless
If the other chap doesn't need it tis yours gratis chap- I'll make up a linkage for you too so you'll just have to unscrew the bolt that gives you the "notch" effect (the standard nut spinner it comes with fits) and either drill or file the hole out slightly on the reverser. Screw the servo onto the holes on the footplate and you are done. Well, other than fitting the radio gear. You'll have to buy a switch (few quid, get one with a charging cable), a battery (futaba connection is best, matches the switch and the standard connectors on recievers), and the transmitter/ reciever.
All easy to get from eBay. I looked in Antics for 2.4GHz kit and it was very expensive compared, I'd say the net is your best bet!
All easy to get from eBay. I looked in Antics for 2.4GHz kit and it was very expensive compared, I'd say the net is your best bet!
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DolwyddelanLightRail
Is this the switch you were on about:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/FUTABA-STYLE-SWIT ... 5886534c8d
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/FUTABA-STYLE-SWIT ... 5886534c8d
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Endless, Nameless
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PCLR
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DolwyddelanLightRail
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Endless, Nameless
Personally I don't like the "bung some generic batteries in a box" solution. I have a proper sealed 4- cell battery pack but I can't remember which type it is now. Can be charged in situ through the charging connector on the switch, gives a much longer running time for the size of cell (tiny!) and is generally neater. Also they hold their charge at full "life" until just before they go flat, while normal batteries die gradually. I'll have to check the voltage requirements of the servo actually now you mention it.
I got the Planet 5 channel 2.4GHz r/c for about £50 posted.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/PLANET-5-2-4GHz-T ... 1e5aa16012
Is the cheapest on eBay at the moment. Was the £40 for an older mhz or 2.4 gig one? If you don't want 2.4 GHz (it's well worth it though) you should be able to pick up a decent secondhand 40mhz set for under £20. If you end up getting interference (I did with Caradoc on a 27mhz set- up) then to buy a servo smoother thingy is £40- odd anyway, so you've spent more and got an inferior system.
I got the Planet 5 channel 2.4GHz r/c for about £50 posted.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/PLANET-5-2-4GHz-T ... 1e5aa16012
Is the cheapest on eBay at the moment. Was the £40 for an older mhz or 2.4 gig one? If you don't want 2.4 GHz (it's well worth it though) you should be able to pick up a decent secondhand 40mhz set for under £20. If you end up getting interference (I did with Caradoc on a 27mhz set- up) then to buy a servo smoother thingy is £40- odd anyway, so you've spent more and got an inferior system.
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DolwyddelanLightRail
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Endless, Nameless
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PCLR
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DolwyddelanLightRail
I'll see what he has, if he can't sell me one cheaply/get one cheaply I'll go for a 27 or 40mhz then, as i need to save as much money as possible at the mo (just in case my parents decide they want me to pay them back!
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and also for the upgrades on the mamods/nameplates etc etc
oh, and one question, where is the best place to get nameplates at the moment?
and also for the upgrades on the mamods/nameplates etc etc
oh, and one question, where is the best place to get nameplates at the moment?
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Endless, Nameless
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DolwyddelanLightRail
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