T-180 are in stock at HK !!!

[properchopper]

I never built a riggermajigger, but I need to make a 180 fit into my latest project which has a very narrow tub & needed the wires routed front-back without those pesky cooling lines sticking out the side. Never could figure out why the maker of these SC's configured the wires & cooling lines at right angles to each other. Did a creative engineering test on a bonkered 180 to see if I could accomplish this. Check it out

[GP73]

we are like kids, we get excited for the little things...

Why? because you guys seemed excited to see it in stock, now it isnt. Well, it is in stock at Himodel

[LiPo Power]

...not bad...

I never built a riggermajigger, but I need to make a 180 fit into my latest project which has a very narrow tub & needed the wires routed front-back without those pesky cooling lines sticking out the side. Never could figure out why the maker of these SC's configured the wires & cooling lines at right angles to each other. Did a creative engineering test on a bonkered 180 to see if I could accomplish this. Check it out

[FighterCat57]

I never built a riggermajigger, but I need to make a 180 fit into my latest project which has a very narrow tub & needed the wires routed front-back without those pesky cooling lines sticking out the side. Never could figure out why the maker of these SC's configured the wires & cooling lines at right angles to each other. Did a creative engineering test on a bonkered 180 to see if I could accomplish this. Check it out

That's a great way to save space!

Now you can re-solder the wires at a 90 degree angle and solder on a cap because the OEM caps get HOT... and make a 10 gauge squid out of it.




PS- the main difference I've seen in the Turnigy vs Seaking is the Turnigy has no real warranty, where the Seaking comes with a warranty card that can be used at the MFR for repair or replacement. Worth a few bucks I think.

[LiPo Power]

Turnigy has no waranty? Sure they do....
I have sent one and it was replaced with store credit. They did not have in stock to help me with straight replacement at that time and that is why I got FULL credit for it. Yes, I had to cover the shipping fees but hey, it was done under warranty.
Robert

That's a great way to save space!

Now you can re-solder the wires at a 90 degree angle and solder on a cap because the OEM caps get HOT... and make a 10 gauge squid out of it.




PS- the main difference I've seen in the Turnigy vs Seaking is the Turnigy has no real warranty, where the Seaking comes with a warranty card that can be used at the MFR for repair or replacement. Worth a few bucks I think.

[FighterCat57]

Turnigy has no waranty? Sure they do....
I have sent one and it was replaced with store credit. They did not have in stock to help me with straight replacement at that time and that is why I got FULL credit for it. Yes, I had to cover the shipping fees but hey, it was done under warranty.
Robert

Vendor warranty isn't a real warranty. It's at the vendor's discretion. Which to many stories I've heard means they are out the shipping costs too. Turnigy is a "Vendor Brand" which does not come with a Hobbywing factory warranty. Makes the cost cheaper with HK.

I had two ESC's blow caps on the bench and sent them back almost a year ago. They run them through the random excuse generator when I inquire. Now I'm out the shipping too. No credit.

Real warranties will have a warranty card with holographic emblem and you can send them directly in to the mfr for repair or replacement. Seaking's (Except the ARR versions) have a mfr's warranty card with them. Turnigy does not.

[LiPo Power]

Roger that...

( Me, I do not care about warranty card, I got what I should, results are important to me, not a preatty card, that is just what I think )

[steve-b]

Yes they fit in a JAE21 FE

Mine is a nitro hull.
I could probably do something like Tony did... Ill hav to get my bro's and see???
Think i would need to remove the water lines from the side, plug them, then drill into the top for new nipples.

[properchopper]

Mine is a nitro hull.
I could probably do something like Tony did... Ill hav to get my bro's and see???
Think i would need to remove the water lines from the side, plug them, then drill into the top for new nipples.

If this helps, the "side-nipple mod" results in a width of 2 - 9/16".

[Flying Scotsman]

nipples and a new shirt, what else is new Tony?

Douggie

[longballlumber]

Nice 90 degree fittings, where did you get those? Steven at OSE?

Thanks
Mike

[properchopper]

nipples and a new shirt, what else is new Tony?

Douggie

Hey Beavis, he said Nipples Huh Huh !!

Anyone my age needs a Hawiaan shirt and ponytail to prevent the early onset of dignity

[properchopper]

Nice 90 degree fittings, where did you get those? Steven at OSE?

Thanks
Mike

Kintec has several styles.

[FighterCat57]

If this helps, the "side-nipple mod" results in a width of 2 - 9/16".

Nicely done!

You could always go the other route... and take up massive space!
http://forums.offshoreelectrics.com/...79&postcount=1

[bagedtaco]

anyone wanna sell a 180a esc??