DIG FEATURE
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what are you meaning dig feature
what are you meaning dig feature
This allows your crawler to do pivot type turns similar to a tracker vehicle.
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He he, dez rccrawler has alot more advanced crawling guys. I doubt you'll find more that 1 if that on here and not many will understand the term. Anyways, I've been looking at dig and I think I'd rather have 4ws. Crawlers are getting so crammed these days with dig and 4ws and winches and all these linkages etc. I like to stay with just plain bashewr setup with 13.5" wheelbase and 4ws. No rules at home
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No rules at home
No rules at home
Got to work within the rules and be able to live in the gray area![>:]
I'll put my comp 2.2 up against your cheater rig and I'll bet you a dollar I'll out crawl it!
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I have no doubt you would outcrawl me lol. You're older, have years more experience(I've been in crawling for about 4 months
)have owned more crawlers, have competed alot, and have better rigs on general.
)have owned more crawlers, have competed alot, and have better rigs on general.
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I beg to differ! The one I saw was on a TLT. A servo moved a female section of driveshaft up and down, connecting and reconnecting two male-ended driveshafts. At the same time, it slipped a rod into the spokes of a rear wheel and mechanically locked it from spinning. It works.
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From: tegucigalpafco. morazan, HONDURAS
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Cool, I see. You must b a clod setup then, is it just a receiver controlled relay that kills power to the rear motor?
Cool, I see. You must b a clod setup then, is it just a receiver controlled relay that kills power to the rear motor?

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After reading about the DIG set up here I have a better idea what you are asking/saying. I think I will have to work this into my new truck to see if it will work, as my new truck will be a shafty.
Steve
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I forgot about this post![X(] Sorry!
Here are the pics. I used a momentary switch that is on until it is tripped. I think it is for a refrigerator.
It is tripped by the servo and cuts power to the rear motor. Tested it last weekend at Cosmo and Capen and it never failed once.
Here are the pics. I used a momentary switch that is on until it is tripped. I think it is for a refrigerator.
It is tripped by the servo and cuts power to the rear motor. Tested it last weekend at Cosmo and Capen and it never failed once.
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Cool. Nice fabrication there. If you ever feel the need to refine the system, someone out there is producing an actual relay switch that takes a signal from the receiver. It'd be perfect for what you did there. But if it ain't broke...!



