Can I put this in an SCX-10 without changing the ESC etc?
1784234
Yes you can. Straight plug n play. This is the same or even stronger than stock scx10 steering servo
1784235
As long as you are just swapping out a servo, and they have the same connector, you should be good., Judy have to make sure it is strong enough for your application/function. C
1784236
i don't have the scx -10 but i most definitely think u can its an awesome product if not u can always rerun it remember to buy from amazon .com or amazon seller any issues they will exchange or refund u
1453824
I don't know. These are for short course truck designs like the traxxas slash 2wd and slash 4wd. There are deadlocks available for the SCX10, just do a search on the internet.
1091264
A 2S Lipo is best for this system, I would not go 3s as it will fry the esc
93645
yes but you have to mod it a little bit.http://www.overclock.net/t/1174563/silverstone-ft03-ft03-mini-owners-club/1170
1146929
No,you will need to solder the battery connectors.the motor wires are just 4mm connectors on esc that your motor just plugs into.
1823024
It has the Titan 550 12T engine in it. I have a 2s and I broke my chassis in half on my first time out. I'm not sure what the engine and ESC are rated to handle but i wouldn't suggest it the ESC would more than likely overheat quickly and having that much power would be hard to control anyway.
49599
No Daniel you use the same ESC...the wiring is different though so make sure you read the instructions carefully before starting. Also...DJI use a very high temp. Solder and its a real pain to resolder so what i did was cut the wires halfway and solder the new connections on to the cut wiring. It saved me the grief of messing up my ESC. Hope this helps you out bud.
1849634
Greetings, Good question. No, the compact chassis does not allow for any PCI-E expansion. Best regards, MITXPC
1447710
No you cannot, unfortunately. Due to the size of the chassis the components are very difficult to get to without harming the chassis.
1423014
Sorry for the plain 'ol "yes" answer earlier! That's the only option my phone gave me! To go along with the yes, to be exact you will need a rechargeable LiPo battery and a LiPo charger. If you go to www.axialracing.com they have loads of helpful information to include battery and charger recommendations and then you can shop Amazon for deals on both. Axials website also has a bunch of very helpful hints and tips on the entire truck to guide you through anything you may encounter with your scx10. Your 13 year old is going to be blown away on Christmas because this thing is AWESOME! Good luck!
1605952
no, only because they share almost no parts. you would just be better off buying a prebuilt one from traxxas or just used. i just finished building mine for 900 dollars
467112
Yes...just do what directions say to turn the esc to low volt detection.....I run a 3s lipo in mine
2230469
You do need the following, A soldering or heat shrink to connect the esc to the batteryYou need a usb programer, if u want an easy way to program the esc without have to use the manual wayIf your upgrading from brushed to brushless, you gonna need to change pinion gear and spur gear to different size. Otherwise the esc will get hot and u have to wait for it to cool down.Lastly u need some type connector between esc and battery, i recommend ec5 connector for better performance
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No sir. Only 2S as is. However, if you use a lower kv motor than you would be able to do so, but out of the box you are looking at 2S. Check out this link....http://www.castlecreations.com/products/sidewinder_sct.html. 3S will work, but you will burn out the motor and ESC. Put it on an RC under six pounds for best performance.
862217
Honestly, I don't think you'd need to. It is surprisingly fast and accurate. Inspecting mine, I see that there's no screws, so unlikely that you could modify it.
1662815
Yes, It will work with the ESC. Make sure program it with the right firmware for your Xcopter. You can find the related info. on WWW.hobbyking.com
2073409
You can try it. I believe the ESC has an auto power cut off so it will not fry it. I would not run it on the ground but I would put the RC on a stand and check to make sure the ESC does not overheat before I would run it on the ground.