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Re: Taigen Panther F - internal layout
Posted: Tue Sep 12, 2017 11:23 am
by bfrank1982
maxmekker wrote:Just kept the Stock motor and rewired it to fit the 9pin wire coming from top hull ( tap into the correct wires )
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OK. Since I dont know much about electronics.
Do you think it will possible to use a servo instead?
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Re: Taigen Panther F - internal layout
Posted: Tue Sep 12, 2017 11:37 am
by maxmekker
sure.
just need to find a clever way to attach it to the barrel . and plug the servo inti the elevation port of whatever Board you choose to run in the tank .
a recoil unit of the 'universal type also, might slip in With some work .

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Re: Taigen Panther F - internal layout
Posted: Tue Sep 12, 2017 12:02 pm
by c.rainford73
maxmekker wrote:sure.
just need to find a clever way to attach it to the barrel . and plug the servo inti the elevation port of whatever Board you choose to run in the tank .
a recoil unit of the 'universal type also, might slip in With some work .
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This is the design I prefer too Stian
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Re: Taigen Panther F - internal layout
Posted: Tue Sep 12, 2017 3:34 pm
by bfrank1982
maxmekker wrote:sure.
just need to find a clever way to attach it to the barrel . and plug the servo inti the elevation port of whatever Board you choose to run in the tank .
a recoil unit of the 'universal type also, might slip in With some work .
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d6964d94d7b5bf773f68be1c7d0137ac.jpg
Nice.
If you could take some pictures of the elevation in finished and worling order order I would appriciate it very much
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Re: Taigen Panther F - internal layout
Posted: Tue Sep 12, 2017 4:20 pm
by maxmekker
I kept the stock motor. just unsoldered all wires from the taigen recoil unit and rerute it to the right pins on the board ( in photo it was on the right pins on the 9 pin socket just for test)

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