Battery Packs
07-12-2007, 10:35 PM
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RE: Battery Packs
No.. I went to my LHS and 34 bucks for one battery and a charger. Then I found these/those. You'll also need an on/off with the right connector and the charge lead as well. I bought the on/off with out the charge lead and you have to take out the battery to charge. Get the proper switch and it's easier. Just drill a small hole for the lead.
Mine have the aluminum top plates with the receiver and battery boxes. Go to miracle-mart.com and they have the whole set-up for 12 bucks. They ship fron hong-kong but I got mine in 4-5 days. Look for the Atomic Warhead.. Same as the Tornado. Most parts fit. Just be careful ordering dogbones. Clermont has 06022's and they fit. You'll loose one and that's the part no to use.
Mine have the aluminum top plates with the receiver and battery boxes. Go to miracle-mart.com and they have the whole set-up for 12 bucks. They ship fron hong-kong but I got mine in 4-5 days. Look for the Atomic Warhead.. Same as the Tornado. Most parts fit. Just be careful ordering dogbones. Clermont has 06022's and they fit. You'll loose one and that's the part no to use.
07-13-2007, 01:47 AM
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RE: Battery Packs
right my probem was exactely the same as your's as i dident have right plugs they dident fit,so i cut a servo conector from one of the servos and conected it to the y lesd.it was all done by a little friend called a soldring iron
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