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Does the DX6i have a 'hi-lo rate' switch like the DX5e? I know its a simple point that everyone probably knows, but I've known a lot of people to have it set on lo when it should be on hi, including me. lol. That'll speed it up.
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There are infact two one on the elevator channel which limits the speed and one on the aileron that limits the turn.
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Perfect,thanks Peter.
Working at full tilt!!! :D

Thanks for the pcb also,much appreciated. :)
I dont know if you have tried driving with the elevon wingtailmix activated? It drives very steadily,and the steering is lovely.Reverse is a little too sedate though!
A bit too "old lady" for the arena ,but great for an obstacle course.
A bit of cable tidying and soldering,and it's all systems go!!!
Cheers James.
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i love your robot. so good looking! :D

actually, im also doing that flipper design in my new ant, but a little more like
storm2 :wink:
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philippos wrote:i love your robot. so good looking! :D

actually, im also doing that flipper design in my new ant, but a little more like
storm2 :wink:
Ooohh,nice!
Sounds interesting.
Any pics? I love pics! :)
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sorry, not yet havent made it yet, but it will look a little something like this http://www.teamstorm.com/storm2/stormII.gif
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Probably not the right place for this but while watching James's self right video I found this one. A bit wayout but some brilliant walking mechanisms.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZaOZHWyp ... re=channel
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peterwaller wrote:Probably not the right place for this but while watching James's self right video I found this one. A bit wayout but some brilliant walking mechanisms.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZaOZHWyp ... re=channel
I love those,so fluid.Here is a good one...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlNTNjtjInQ
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And here is an attempt to make one out of lego...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=42udUfqTNtw
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And this one shows the principal movements involved...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CufN43By79s
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