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New products @ Tail Dragger Rc

Taildraggerrc

70cc twin V2
New items today!



We now have Alloy servo wheels. Works great with your stock arf servo arms. WAY better than using the plastic servo wheel that comes in your servo package:)

http://www.taildraggerrc.com/cnc-alloy-servo-wheels/



We also have some very cost effective prop drill guides n stock.

http://www.taildraggerrc.com/prop-drill-guides/

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Patroller

70cc twin V2
Rick, how many amps can you push down just the balance cables? I guess I am assuming you can charge without disconnecting the main battery leads?
 

Taildraggerrc

70cc twin V2
Most chargers I have saw besides cell pro you have to use power and balance to balance charge. If charging through the balance plugs the JST/xh plug is good to 3 amps in the real world it seems.

The wire is good for way more but the plug is the limiting factor.
 

Patroller

70cc twin V2
Ok so for charging at fast rates you would need to disconnect the deans connector and hook up balance leads through your new harness to keep things clean. You can still burry the batteries deep in plane, you would just need access to the deans to the rx for charging?
 

Taildraggerrc

70cc twin V2
Patroller;18417 wrote: Ok so for charging at fast rates you would need to disconnect the deans connector and hook up balance leads through your new harness to keep things clean. You can still burry the batteries deep in plane, you would just need access to the deans to the rx for charging?


Yes. many charge through a switch but for high current charge you need to use your deans plug. A lot depends on what plug on the pack you use and power set-up location. I always use the deans plug to a smart fly or a powersafe RX for the current capability of the High amp plugs. I then disconnect from their to charge.We can custom make deans extensions or we have the wire/plugs to make them.
 

thurmma

150cc
Taildraggerrc;17586 wrote: Just soldered up a new prototype. These will go into production soon.



Gotten calls for a while for a balance charge solution for inside your plane. Many customer mount their rx battery packs in locations you cant get to conveniently or simply charge with the canopy on.

This harness allows you to connect to your balance nodes on your 2 RX battery inside the airplane. Once installed you use the charge side of the harness and insert into the side of your plane and balance 2 batteries (a123/life/lipo) at once!


Freakin' awesome!!! Can't wait for them to go into production!
 

Do-rag

100cc
Taildraggerrc said
Just soldered up a new prototype. These will go into production soon.

Gotten calls for a while for a balance charge solution for inside your plane. Many customer mount their rx battery packs in locations you cant get to conveniently or simply charge with the canopy on.
This harness allows you to connect to your balance nodes on your 2 RX battery inside the airplane. Once installed you use the charge side of the harness and insert into the side of your plane and balance 2 batteries (a123/life/lipo) at once!

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Are these available yet?
 
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