Radio Control Help

[akina_subtitude]

Sorry for not replying sooner, I've been very busy and exhuasted lately since summer started.
I'm not really sure at the moment. Radio stuff is a new thing to me. I will check out that website you linked on here and will try to give you the best answer possible.
I got my RC2HL a while ago and I was pretty impressed whith the quality of it and the packaging. Im hoping to initiate operation ankle ramming before january

Best of luck,
Gert

That’s okay, hope that you enjoy your summer,

Good to hear that you already have one RC2HL..
How about the performance did you have test it how long it can go..by using 2.4 ghz
and which radio transmitter you use is it futaba, turnigy or other?

if you don't mind I always want to know the update of your tank project hope that you can update it time by time …
oh almost forgot where did get your RC2HL can you provide me the link address so if I have budget then I just can buy it without any problem.

Thanks

C-rul

[Tiny Tank]

Hi C-rul,

I've barely been able to do some research on it. I just fixed the controlloer that my tank came with. I had to repair both control sticks and i deciced to re-solder the internals so it looks better haha.

I haven't test the RC2HL yet. On my next paycheck I will buy the new controller for it. I just ordered it straight from http://rctanksaustralia.com/shop/index. ... cts_id=196
It took about a week or two to get it with the cheapest shipping and I live in california so I think thats fast haha. Plus I was impressed with the packaging and the costumer service is great. I plan on getting the Turnigy 9X for it.

I just found this website and I hope it will be useful to you http://www.fpvpilot.com/Pages/FPVCameraMounts.aspx

Haha I don't mind at all as long as you don't mind waiting haha. I haven't done anything for it looks yet but i have made some prototype gear covers to keep the grease from flying off the gears and getting everywhere. I also put blue loctite on every track pin to keep them in place on long runs and its been great since.

Here is my youtube page so you can see how it handles on some rough terrain https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lhofhx7 ... re=mh_lolz