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Team Helotes 2600 Receiver Pack - AddictedtoNITRO - 04-08-2008
Opliko Wrote:I have the same thing in my buggy, and my steering servo pumps out 370oz of torque, and it lasted me a whole practice night, with about half used up.
370oz??? what do you have a ford power steering pump installed lol
Team Helotes 2600 Receiver Pack - DAVEC-NITRO-RS4 - 04-08-2008
How much is one of the TH 2600 packs? just curious.
Team Helotes 2600 Receiver Pack - cheesecake - 04-08-2008
i think there about 26 bucks. i ordered a AA pack from cheapbatterypacks.com and ive been using it for 6 months and ive never had a issue making it a whole weekend ive had it dump on me once and that was last weekend because i dint charge it before breaking in my vspec so that was about 2 weekends of racing and breaking in the vspec before it dumped completely
Team Helotes 2600 Receiver Pack - Opliko - 04-08-2008
AddictedtoNITRO Wrote:370oz??? what do you have a ford power steering pump installed lol
JR Z9100T JR Radios - Z9100T Digital Ultra-Torque MG Servo Tech and Specs
Team Helotes 2600 Receiver Pack - J-Dub - 04-09-2008
I say that Servo would do better in your Truggy, opliko
Team Helotes 2600 Receiver Pack - Opliko - 04-09-2008
J-Dub Wrote:I say that Servo would do better in your Truggy, opliko
Personally after using the ace in the truggy...I don't think I really need that super beefy JR one at all, unless for throttle. 200 oz of torque is enough for the truggy, probably because its lighter than everything else out there.
Team Helotes 2600 Receiver Pack - J-Dub - 04-09-2008
True. Im a megalomaniac Im all about power and speed. Lol