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I agree, using 2 Taigen boards is an expensive way to cancel the track recoil...It's a lot cheaper to use the Komodo from RC tank Australia:http://rctanksaustralia.com/shop/index. ... cts_id=259

Another inexpensive way is to use a digital sound recording module to play back the sound of the main gun; therefore not triggering the track recoil...http://www.ebay.ca/itm/ISD1820-Sound-Vo ... 2ed82930f8

But if someone has a spare Taigen board; I'm curious to see if the twin boards mod. would work...

strmnd54 wrote:I agree, using 2 Taigen boards is an expensive way to cancel the track recoil...It's a lot cheaper to use the Komodo from RC tank Australia:http://rctanksaustralia.com/shop/index. ... cts_id=259

Another inexpensive way is to use a digital sound recording module to play back the sound of the main gun; therefore not triggering the track recoil...http://www.ebay.ca/itm/ISD1820-Sound-Vo ... 2ed82930f8

But if someone has a spare Taigen board; I'm curious to see if the twin boards mod. would work...

Yup now that most brands are 2.4 ...the dragon board looks like a much better solution...think the biggest problem with two 2.4s is binding them

ALPHA

mike yes you cant bind the mfus together on 2.4 not yet anyway think it cost me around £10.00 to mod each of my 2.7 tanks the dragon an other purpose built recoil boards cost a lot more and only take out the track jumping around the twin mfu mod gives you a lot more anyway its a cheap and effective 2.7 mod .. Ray.