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Thank you for the drawing I get your questioning now but the issue is the first metal disk should wrap around the plastic parts and the second should sit on it to create a gap I think I got it now
why, not possible to return the tank? the top can be dismantled, in any case you have to do it, one by one, so separate them from part ME 1, is there a small BTR screw?It’s just annoying to unplug everything but so far I have done one side and put everything back, so not too bad
Fixed everything thank you thank thank you so so much. Sometimes I am not the smartest, thank you. Works more smoothly now, feel like it’s perfect nowRad_Schuhart wrote: ↑Fri Jun 28, 2024 7:22 pmSir, with all due respect, those wheels are wrongly assembled and your tank will not work good until you fix them. Remove the wheels, unscrew them and fit the metal parts correctly. Otherwise you will have the issueMichael151722 wrote: ↑Fri Jun 28, 2024 7:05 pm
Another picture of the side it shows track teeth between the two sides of the wheels
It must look like here,And not like you assembled it. if the metal parts touch each other, is wrong.
But worry not, is an easy fix. In 15 minutes it should be done
In a few years you might be the one giving advice to another newcomer 
Panzermechaniker wrote: ↑Sat Jun 29, 2024 12:31 am It's not taking you long to get the tank running properly by coming here and asking for advice. It's good to ask questions here as it is a pretty good bet that somebody has already built any tank before you have. 3.5 years ago I had zero clue, no RC experience at all. Finding this forum and joining our club were the 2 smartest things I did. Of course now I've just bought my 17th tank today
So many variables. Almost all these tanks use two motors and two "speed controls" in the MFU to power the tracks. Friction, track adjustment, age of the motors and cleanliness of the gears would all lead to having to trim the tank to run straight.Michael151722 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 29, 2024 12:54 am I told you slightly veered to the left and I trimmed it right so it goes more in a straight line, do tanks usually run in a very straight line or adjusting the trim is normal?
Ecam wrote: ↑Sat Jun 29, 2024 2:56 amSo many variables. Almost all these tanks use two motors and two "speed controls" in the MFU to power the tracks. Friction, track adjustment, age of the motors and cleanliness of the gears would all lead to having to trim the tank to run straight.Michael151722 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 29, 2024 12:54 am I told you slightly veered to the left and I trimmed it right so it goes more in a straight line, do tanks usually run in a very straight line or adjusting the trim is normal?
Okay, am I losing my mind?? it's the opposite, for the colors, Red in the notches of the discs and green for the fixing screws. Be careful because if you screw and unscrew so much, you risk having problems?