Heng Long 1/30 Sherman
Posted: Thu Mar 06, 2025 2:21 pm
Hello,
I've done a search, seems to be rather elusive on info out there on these, in my opinion
cool series of 1/30 scale tanks from Heng Long. They are steering and throttle proportionally controlled, and turret rotation. I have both the Sherman and the
Pershing. Of course, neither could be left in their factory state...
I had unplugged the connections on the Sherman to paint the upper hull, and when done, upon reconnecting them , the tank does nothing. I have tried switching a couple of them
around, I hope I didn't damage the board by doing so. At my
adel minded age, I should have taken a pic....I do it often when working on other stuff...
why I didn't this time...I would be extremely grateful if someone in the community could
provide a picture of the connections THEY may have taken when apart ?
Thank You from S.E. Iowa, United States of America
Shovelpilot69
I've done a search, seems to be rather elusive on info out there on these, in my opinion
cool series of 1/30 scale tanks from Heng Long. They are steering and throttle proportionally controlled, and turret rotation. I have both the Sherman and the
Pershing. Of course, neither could be left in their factory state...
I had unplugged the connections on the Sherman to paint the upper hull, and when done, upon reconnecting them , the tank does nothing. I have tried switching a couple of them
around, I hope I didn't damage the board by doing so. At my
adel minded age, I should have taken a pic....I do it often when working on other stuff...
why I didn't this time...I would be extremely grateful if someone in the community could
provide a picture of the connections THEY may have taken when apart ?
Thank You from S.E. Iowa, United States of America
Shovelpilot69
Good evening, I'm afraid you can't find any explanation? Have you looked on the opposite side (of the board, photo attached) if nothing is indicated on the circuit? Unfortunately, and if by misfortune? there was an inversion? 