nqd setup
06-14-2010 | 06:49 AM
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From: birkirkara, MALTA
nqd setup
hey guys, i have and nqd highwind and was wondering if anyone could point me in a good direction to getting this boat into a fast boat, i dont mind it being a bit overpowered as long as it isnt too much. i will be making the hull in fiberglass so it will be a bit heavier than the normal one... i have searched and searched for knowledge on electric components but im only finding bits and pieces about escs and brushless setups and i never manage to get myself a concrete picture about what to use with what.im totally new to electric so please bear with me and if anyone has got a link to a complete tutorial on what is what please do forward the link.
anyway, if anyone has any good setup in mind please forward. i havent got an unlimited budget, and i think it will be a bit of a slow build so if i buy parts slowly, i wont mind so much the cost so i dont want to go cheap either.
anyway, thanks in advance.
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anyway, if anyone has any good setup in mind please forward. i havent got an unlimited budget, and i think it will be a bit of a slow build so if i buy parts slowly, i wont mind so much the cost so i dont want to go cheap either.
anyway, thanks in advance.
dave<br type="_moz" />
06-14-2010 | 07:18 AM
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RE: nqd setup
go to www.rcgroups.com and check scorpion 1's build thread, should give you some ideas
06-14-2010 | 01:35 PM
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RE: nqd setup
ORIGINAL: icedude1989
hey guys, i have and nqd highwind and was wondering if anyone could point me in a good direction to getting this boat into a fast boat, i dont mind it being a bit overpowered as long as it isnt too much. i will be making the hull in fiberglass so it will be a bit heavier than the normal one... i have searched and searched for knowledge on electric components but im only finding bits and pieces about escs and brushless setups and i never manage to get myself a concrete picture about what to use with what.im totally new to electric so please bear with me and if anyone has got a link to a complete tutorial on what is what please do forward the link.
anyway, if anyone has any good setup in mind please forward. i havent got an unlimited budget, and i think it will be a bit of a slow build so if i buy parts slowly, i wont mind so much the cost so i dont want to go cheap either.
anyway, thanks in advance.
dave<br type=''_moz'' />
hey guys, i have and nqd highwind and was wondering if anyone could point me in a good direction to getting this boat into a fast boat, i dont mind it being a bit overpowered as long as it isnt too much. i will be making the hull in fiberglass so it will be a bit heavier than the normal one... i have searched and searched for knowledge on electric components but im only finding bits and pieces about escs and brushless setups and i never manage to get myself a concrete picture about what to use with what.im totally new to electric so please bear with me and if anyone has got a link to a complete tutorial on what is what please do forward the link.
anyway, if anyone has any good setup in mind please forward. i havent got an unlimited budget, and i think it will be a bit of a slow build so if i buy parts slowly, i wont mind so much the cost so i dont want to go cheap either.
anyway, thanks in advance.
dave<br type=''_moz'' />
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_9069147/tm.htm
great reading, learn it and love it
06-14-2010 | 03:46 PM
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RE: nqd setup
ORIGINAL: icedude1989
omg to not have seen that....!!! thanks dude, i will certainly have a look at that.
omg to not have seen that....!!! thanks dude, i will certainly have a look at that.
great stuff to read through, and a great place to start
