Showing posts with label sidewinder. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sidewinder. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Fits like a glove!
Labels:
castle creation,
esc,
models,
rc,
sidewinder
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
SIDEWINDER 1/10, the speed brain!
Oooo...my crown jewel hardware! This stuff is pure engineering! Symbol of mankind achievement over the years of technological advancement in micro computer techno stuff...and yaadaa yaa daa.. I just got it yesterday after a good bargain over the internet. This is a rare item to bargain. As you already know this CASTLE CREATION: SIDEWINDER 1/10 Electronic Speed Controller will be use to replace the dead MAMBA 25 ESC. Saw and holding it made a big smile on my face. Can't wait to install it.
Labels:
castle creation,
electronic speed controller,
esc,
mamba 25,
sidewinder
Friday, September 11, 2009
Crawler project gone high tech
Another fun time with some innovative outcome from my brain.
With same scraps taken from junks and few from incompatible MB4 parts all those good resources and material went over to my custom crawler.
-custom 2mm bore 6t pinion
-Yeah racing brushless fan for ESC
-3Racing fan + Yeah racing motor heat sink for dumping heat
-S3003 steering servo
No more over heat issue, longer runtime and more climbing power. All this works reminds me of my young days being inventive in Invention Club minus the budget. After successfull climb all those miscellaneous stuff around the house i hope i can bring it out again for real rock climbing activity.



With same scraps taken from junks and few from incompatible MB4 parts all those good resources and material went over to my custom crawler.
-custom 2mm bore 6t pinion
-Yeah racing brushless fan for ESC
-3Racing fan + Yeah racing motor heat sink for dumping heat
-S3003 steering servo
No more over heat issue, longer runtime and more climbing power. All this works reminds me of my young days being inventive in Invention Club minus the budget. After successfull climb all those miscellaneous stuff around the house i hope i can bring it out again for real rock climbing activity.
Labels:
3racing,
a-tech leo-x,
atomic,
brushed motor,
rc mode,
rock crawler,
sidewinder,
yeah racing
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
The almighty small 4WD dirt monster.
Once again......Its small but pack all the lastest technology equivalent to hi tech computer and machinery. Can't believe its costs a bang to let it run wild on the dirt track. 2.4Ghz spektrum module, high kv brushless motor technology, programmable computer tuned ESC with software modification and upgrade, 4 channel computerised remote control, high dischare rate lithium polymer pack, precision mechanical parts and lots more... and can fit inside a shoe box. This time its even better!!


Labels:
1:18,
2.4Ghz,
4wd,
atomic racing,
brushless,
brushless esc,
dirt,
kyosho mini-z,
mini monster,
off-road,
onboard race cam,
rc,
rs4 micro,
sanwa,
sidewinder,
truggy
Saturday, October 04, 2008
Going high tech on Mini's
Looks like my "Do it yourself" custom radio control models going further hightech beyond ordinary toys. My final parts to complete a line of hightech R/C collection have reached its peak. Got me a programmable ESC kit which i can hook my custom made mini r/c via USB programming card connector then link it to the computer where i can easily tune the performance of my car models. This is so cool. No more programming through sound beeping anymore.















Labels:
brushless esc,
car,
card,
castle link,
computer,
connection,
mamba,
mini,
models,
pc,
programming,
radio control,
rc,
sidewinder,
usb link
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Yes its another overtime late night project...zzzz..zzz
Well its another sleepless nights for me, a broken computer, raining day outside can't ride my mountain bike, boring tv program, bored on PSP games...so i decided to spents some time recycling some of my expensive junks and make it usefull. So like lastime i decided to builts another performance R/C mini monster full proportional radio control models using 1/18 R/C parts. Below are process of stuff that i did.
Ingredients:
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RM$550 -Castle Creation: SIDE WINDER MICRO Brushless ESC + Brushless motor
RM$100 -HL Receiver (RX) 3 channel port
RM$69 -New empty mini monster chassis/case with locked diff
RM$55 -KYOSHO AM radio crystal (RX)/(TX)
RM$55 -TOWER PRO micro servo
RM$18 -Battery connector set with high amp wire
RM$27 -Fresh new NRX-18 Aluminium pinion gear with allen lock.
RM$14 -HL Crystal socket
RM$75 -8 pcs PN-RACING sealed ball bearings for wheels and drive shaft
Estimated cost: RM$963
Working tools
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-FINISHLINE 'Teflon' coated lubricant
-Narrow nose pliers
-Philips screw driver
-Wire solder tools
-Sets of Zip tie
-Tamiya craft pen knife
Construction process timetable
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8.00pm - Prepare all the stuff. Dismantle the cheap chassis.
8.10pm - Modify and cut the rear gear case to allow brushless motor and big Alumimium pinion gear to fit in. Use 4x zip tie to lock the brushless motor intact. Insert 4x PN-Racing bearings inside the gear transmission and both wheel arms drive shaft.
9.00pm - Modify and poke a hole beside the steering case. Insert PRO TOWER micro servo and screw in and zip tie it on two side of the steering servo.
10.30pm - Main chassis battery case will be wired with high amp thick wire, then solder. Battery connector to be soldered to the + and - tabs. Solder the on/Off witch via ESC wires.
10.40pm - Plug in ESC and Steering servo plug into CH1 and CH2 slot inside HL micro receiver box. custom remote crystal wire slot into two whole of crystal sockets. Then insert the HL Receiver(RX) inside the chasis case vertically, press fit. All required wires to be pull out to external. Then seal and cover the chassis housing cover to seal the HL receiver box.
11.30pm - Setup the antenna protected with long plastic pipe againts statics charges.
11.40pm - Rearrange all the bulk wires and zip tie it on to the chassis. SIDEWINDER ESC connected to the motor gold bullet plugs. This time the red and black color are connected in reverse direction because the chassis gear have two spur for torque power transfer. Connect Kyosho AM Cystal module to the remote crystal socket.
12.00am - Install back all the chassis parts, suspension, screw, wheels, tyres, springs, tower clip, switches, suspension pivot/bridges and etc. Lube all the parts with permanent water proof Teflon coated lube.
12.45am - Insert battery, Testing and tuning, Re-programming SIDEWINDER ESC programming setting.
1.00am - Test Drive.
1.30am - SUCCESS!!!!!
Tested behind the office this morning and it sprint way faster then MINI-Z and NANDA-NRX. Its spins uncontrollably as you experience brushless on NRX-18. Powered only 4.8V AA 2700mah battery is just enough to kill this mini truck. At last no more ESC over heat!! No more smoke come out from electronic yeehaaaaa!!!! I love it. Now i have two sets of mini monster!! cool!
Labels:
brushless,
custom,
esc,
kyosho,
mamba,
mini monster,
modification,
motor,
project,
radio control,
rc,
side winder,
sidewinder,
tamiya
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