RobotWars101

the idea is purely to take some stress off of the servo... you could just back off the stick after you have grabbed them so its still holding but not at full force... sadly i dont have any pictures for an example... think of a stiff wire attached to the grab arm via a hole and the wire has a bend to...

think nitro rc car... they usually have something simmilar on the throttle...

the difference between the 2 servo's is like a third of the price and a bit slower for the mg92b

thats all i really know having not used the kst personally

for a good solid reliable and cheap servo go for the towerpro mg92b... make sure its a genuine one (servoshop has the real ones) out of 6 i purchased over a year ago, 5 are still going strong... they have been through multiple events as well as much much practising and seeing how many stacked tins o...

never mind... on second check it seems like pin 7 on both has no track leading to it...

you can probably see better than me, but in your pic it looks like pins 7 and 8 on both R and L look like they are connected...

im just guessing that you have probably already looked into that though, but just in case...

i can really notice the difference... i didnt notice it being slow, but was a bit peeved with the site going down every so often, but now the change its really noticeable just how fast it is now... good job...

should be renamed smokey and the bandit

with nothing attached, the be 1806 is pretty quiet if its well balanced... add a bar/disk and you will get that hum as it cuts through the air

having not used your brushless esc i am unsure, but it looks as though it has no bec to send power to the receiver... if your receiver can take 2s voltage (flysky fs2a? if so yes) then a bec wouldn't be necessary, however, i dont know if the esc's on the n20's support 2s voltage. so it looks like a ...

what size wheels have you made? i am after some 32mm ones like the pololu ones but with a flat tread instead of the rounded tread...

but... i would need about 40 of them...