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Old 01-15-2012, 01:27 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I was concerned about the esc taking a hard hit during a crash so I cut out the plate and mounted it to the back with parma servo tape it comes off clean when removed and holds real good. Now the heat sink is below the frames and still gets all the exposure it needs. Click image for larger version Name: Weymouth-20111204-00123.jpg Views: 150 Size: 43.5 KB ID: 280937

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Old 01-15-2012, 02:37 PM   #2 (permalink)
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looks sweet
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That should work.

I like it when some one is thinking outside the box.

BUT..does it not hide the light on the ESC if it has one?
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That should work.

I like it when some one is thinking outside the box.

BUT..does it not hide the light on the ESC if it has one?
Mounted mine like this (stole idea from Magneto ) and you can still see the light from the hole in the side of the frame. You can also access jumper from the top w/pair of needle nose.
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Nice idea, but I would hate to hide that big beautiful Jive from view!
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Old 01-17-2012, 05:41 PM   #6 (permalink)
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Very Very cool, great job, looks very nice, congrats.
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Good, put inside is better
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It looks good vanillagorilla nice Job!
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Here is a Jive ESC tray that I had made for Magneto, I have one extra plate, please PM me if you want it. The cut out is offset 5mm towards the motor.



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Old 02-18-2012, 03:55 PM   #11 (permalink)
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I received my new esc plate today and Rob did a great job I was very impressed with the design he made for me on solidworks and the final product if anyone needs a custom carbon piece Robs your guy!
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Here is the final design done by Rob he added a strap cut out and moved the ESC 5mm rearward so the capacitors are better protected im very pleased with the results Thanks Rob! Click image for larger version Name: 004.JPG Views: 63 Size: 237.2 KB ID: 293546

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Thanks for the kind words Looks great on there man!

I've got one left, anyone who wants it PM me.

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