FFR2608

Thanks,


It can run pretty fast but I only use that power to get over the battlefield hills and obstacles. If I were to dial down the max speed, she would not have the power to climb.Now, If I could only afford the electronics to make here battle ready.

DH

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AEC is borrowing the Shermans electronics and TBU for a battleday on the 25th of March. You can all blame KSOC for getting me to tear up the Sherman. Lots of wires to fit in such a small space. Reminds me of the old RC submarine days.
Cant wait to see how it does.


Pictures Tomorrow.


DH

ksoc

I guess if I don't want tire marks on the top of my tank, I better battle on the Allied side next battle

See you on the 25th

Kevin O
<S.C.A.T.>

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Let see how it runs first. Got all of the electronics to fit inside. Very little room for the speaker or any sort of box to make the sounds stronger. I will play with that over the weekend.
It does however, take hits and fire shots now.



And the Tamiya Pershing owners think their tanks are tight:

FFR2608

AEC now has Full Option Tamiya electronics. I plan on running it this Sunday at our battlefield. Weight is becoming an issue so the car sits a bit low. Should be able to drive circles around the other traditional tanks.
Used my Sherman electronics and installed deans connectors where needed. I can now swap electronics between vehicles in about 15 minuites.


Look out guys.........

lanierrl

Who is Dean?

FFR2608

http://www.wsdeans.com/

Lots of sizes with a positive solder on connection. (No crimping) Use them on all my submarine connections. Even wet conditions.