battery pack
12-29-2005 | 08:02 PM
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From: Howell,
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battery pack
How hard would it be to replace the battery box in the nitro rustler w/ a rechargable pack such as the revo or t-maxx? Not sure wich one has it. But it would be a lil more convienent and a bit easier blancing out the weight in the rusty. The is alot of junk in rustys trunk....
12-30-2005 | 11:51 AM
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RE: battery pack
You can get any battery pack you want, and put it where-ever you want...It is your truck after all[8D].
Check the plug type on whatever pack you are looking at and make sure it will work in your Rx.
I have used a couple of different plugged servos and batteries, and used them together...Some require a bit of modification with a sharp x-acto blade, Or I guess you could replace the end with the correct one easily enough, too.
As far as the location...Keep in mind that lower is better. The battery pack is a fairly heavy component on the chassis, and it's placement will have a dramatic effect on your trucks handling. I moved mine in my tub style RC10GT up in front of the throttle servo, and relocated the Rx.
Check the plug type on whatever pack you are looking at and make sure it will work in your Rx.
I have used a couple of different plugged servos and batteries, and used them together...Some require a bit of modification with a sharp x-acto blade, Or I guess you could replace the end with the correct one easily enough, too.
As far as the location...Keep in mind that lower is better. The battery pack is a fairly heavy component on the chassis, and it's placement will have a dramatic effect on your trucks handling. I moved mine in my tub style RC10GT up in front of the throttle servo, and relocated the Rx.
