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EvilAsh - No problem. Another sleepless night lead the way to get a little more done. The motor plate looks huge and I might trim it down to flow better with the overall look. http://photos.plaxo.com/photos/get/39/10/90/9/147333/3466040-l-0.jpg The front end still needs quite a bit of work but it's ...

Me and my youngest son took the B3 out in the front yard the other day. Here are the results: http://photos.plaxo.com/photos/get/39/10/90/9/147333/3464311-l-0.jpg http://photos.plaxo.com/photos/get/39/10/90/9/147333/3464312-l-0.jpg http://photos.plaxo.com/photos/get/39/10/90/9/147333/3464313-l-0.jpg...

LOL, I like the end!

Sorry to hear about your troubles and hope that everything turns out good for you and your family.

They look like quick release wing mounts, not sure of who made them but they kind of look like they were made by Bud's?!

Your welcome and thank you!

You know what's embarrassing? I already knew what it was . Apparently my memory is definitely not what it used to be as I found the manual for it....

Very much appreciated, thanks! I do believe it's a Shredder, again, thanks guys.

Okay but you don't have to take a picture really. Just get the numbers off of the FET and I can point you in the right direction.

Can you get a number off of one of the FET's? That will help tremendously.

The pictures aren't clear enough but it looks like one of the FET's burned out, correct? If so, replacement FET's are in the $5-$12 range and replacing them is fairly easy if you have soldering experience. Either try to repair it yourself or contact Novak and see what they would charge.

I have checked, searched, and looked just about everywhere for info on this receiver. I'm trying to find out not only the manufacturer but also the specs I.E. - a.m./f.m., wide or narrow band, etc.. Any help is appreciated,thanks!

Measurements:
1 3/8" L
3/4" W
1/2" H

There are two versions of the B3 chassis, I have both. The normal length and one that is approximately 5mm shorter. A standard chassis is roughly 8 3/4" long from nose to rear and a T3 chassis is roughly 9 3/4" long from nose to rear.

Wow, great looking pieces you made. Can't wait to see the finished product .

Cool!

Actually, the body came with my RC10T. I really liked these bodies from HPI, good and sturdy.