Would this board work?
My TC fets just fried and I'm thinking about upgrading and going "hobbygrade". I was looking through here and saw people mentioning micro-t boards and motors but wasn't sure what to get.
I found this and was just wondering if it would work and what else I would need to get with it. http://cgi.ebay.com/Losi-LOSB9595-Xc...item519617a19b |
that board can be used but you will also need the rx made for it and fid a way of fitting the brushless motor into your xmod
a better way is to use a stock losi micro board , that way you can still use your normal xmod motor |
So if I got that board I would also need this then?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...=STRK:MEWAX:IT Is there any place that sells the stock board or any places that sell the evo boards? I've tried google and ebay and some of the rc hobby part sites. |
thats the board you want , it has the reciver and speed controle on one board just like an xmod
but it is much better than an xmod board :) dont forget you will also nee a hobby grade 27mhz transmitter |
Thanks for the help, though if I didn't want to spend the money could I just buy the AtomicMods FETS upgrade for the evo and be fine.
Edit: would I need anything else to go with the board, like a servo for steering? |
yep you could do that or the atomic v2 board is easy to install and will let you run much faster motor :)
just keep an eye on those capacitors;) |
Alright the only thing I'm a little hesitant about is the V2 board says it outputs higher power and can overheat motors, is that just because of the power cells or batteries being used, cause I use a set of Duracell 1000mah rechargeables 1.2v each and they put out some serious power. I can run my GT-R with stage 2 motor and lights a good thirty minutes without any loss of power.
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You may also consider getting your board worked on by one of the service providers on this forum :).
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I won't learn much. So basically if I bought the FETs or V2 board you or somebody else could assemble it for me, or would you replace the FETs if I just sent the board. |
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Hey if you want to give it a shot I'd be happy to help with some pointers. Its good if you want to learn and feel up to trying on your board but a lot of people prefer just having someone experienced do it for them. Neither way is wrong. I am just here so that if you decide to have someone else do the work it will be very affordable. FETs are included with my service. $10 a stack FETs included. If you want to provide your own supplies like FETs or V2 board then that can be arranged too. |
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