motor heatsink/fan for rustler
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motor heatsink/fan for rustler
so i got an integy heatsink/fan, i know shoot me now!
and the heatsink fits fine, its just the fans plug wont fit the rx plug deal.. i have this rx
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXJM12&P=7
steering is channel 1 esc is channel to
this heat sink
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXNDP1&P=ML
how do i get a diff adapter?
and the heatsink fits fine, its just the fans plug wont fit the rx plug deal.. i have this rx
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXJM12&P=7
steering is channel 1 esc is channel to
this heat sink
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXNDP1&P=ML
how do i get a diff adapter?
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RE: motor heatsink/fan for rustler
Hi Traxxas4fun ,
can you send me a picture of how it looks mounted on yours? I cannot picture how it fits..
I have an EZRUN 6000kv motor in mine and I also have the wheelie bar.. So I am not sure if this will fit?
by the way the EZRun 60A Esc + 6000kv 5.5T brushless motor kit is insane! in this truck..
Thanks!
can you send me a picture of how it looks mounted on yours? I cannot picture how it fits..
I have an EZRUN 6000kv motor in mine and I also have the wheelie bar.. So I am not sure if this will fit?
by the way the EZRun 60A Esc + 6000kv 5.5T brushless motor kit is insane! in this truck..
Thanks!
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RE: motor heatsink/fan for rustler
I have that exact same Integy heatsink/fan. I simply plugged the fan into my rx, into a spare channel slot ("Battery" or whatever). it plugs in just fine, to the + and - pins. Just make sure if it's getting stuck that the shape of the red plug isn't causing it, in which case, shave a little bit of the bumpy side until it fins into the rx slot freely.
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RE: motor heatsink/fan for rustler
As long as the motor doesn't have that weird finned can, you can clamp the heatsink over the motor, or depending on your motor wires sticking out a certain way, slide the heatsink in from one side. If you clamp it on, it takes a little bit of force, but it works.