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870C and Hotdog build

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870C is almost done without a few parts like the white bulkhead caps and wheel hubs. this build is from the parts.
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Re: 870C and Hotdog build

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Hotdog4 from YR4 and works bits.

put RC10 battery cups and it looks great to me
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Re: 870C and Hotdog build

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That's not a hotdog manual is it? I've been searching high and low! I know the yr4 is similar but im looking for the right manual!
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Re: 870C and Hotdog build

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GoMachV wrote:That's not a hotdog manual is it? I've been searching high and low! I know the yr4 is similar but im looking for the right manual!
the manual is YR4 as you can see. I'll check my friends in Korea

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Re: 870C and Hotdog build

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pdf manual has sent to your email address. do you want the hard copy?

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Re: 870C and Hotdog build

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THANK YOU! I'm very happy to finally have it!
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Re: 870C and Hotdog build

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Re: 870C and Hotdog build

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59burst wrote:put RC10 battery cups and it looks great to me
Me too 8)
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Re: 870C and Hotdog build

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forgot to tell about the clearance between the belt and the shorty battery.
I put 1mm spacers under the tensioners and it still has only 1mm clearance between them. I'm thinking replacing the battery straps to epoxy or graphite. epoxy would be nice with the white battery cups

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Re: 870C and Hotdog build

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Mount the holders upside down and make holes in the bottom for the plugs. Then your cell will drop another mm and you don't need straps at all.

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Re: 870C and Hotdog build

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Mr. ED wrote:Mount the holders upside down and make holes in the bottom for the plugs. Then your cell will drop another mm and you don't need straps at all.
it might work. but I'd take a cool looking. thanks for the idea though

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Re: 870C and Hotdog build

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cut the bottoms outta the holders and it'll drop you another 1mm. 2mm is still a lil too close for my tastes though but it does look good so far.

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Re: 870C and Hotdog build

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klavy69 wrote:cut the bottoms outta the holders and it'll drop you another 1mm. 2mm is still a lil too close for my tastes though but it does look good so far.

Todd
though about it too. but I'm not sure if it's strong enough for running. or I can simply buy a thin shorty battery :lol:

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Re: 870C and Hotdog build

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On my yr4 I put the shorty in the length: so the belt doesn't run over it. I'll try to make a picture later today.

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Re: 870C and Hotdog build

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thanks in advance

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