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    Has anyone managed to mount 610s on the inside of the frames instead of on the outside? Reason I ask is because the wheels are protruding and binding against my Fusuno canopy. Was fine when I had 3152s in but the 610s must sit a tad more proud of the frame.

    Cheers!
    Harry

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  • #2
    Cant you add rubber canopy mounts to push the canopy out?

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    • #3
      I've got them, and have made plates to go with longer screws to push it out further, but now the canopy is visibly flexing a lot. Vibes would probs quickly destroy the canopy with that flex I'd imagine.
      Harry

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      • #4
        Anyone got anymore suggestions? Cheers
        Harry

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        • #5
          I recently had a 700 canopy that was right up against the main gear. I padded it out with rags on each side until I was happy with the shape and then applied heat with a heat gun. The next morning it was spot on...

          I cant take the credit for this idea as I got from someone else on here, but cant remember who.


          Paul

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Paulo uk View Post
            I padded it out with rags on each side until I was happy with the shape and then applied heat with a heat gun.
            I second Pauls Idea.. I done the same as my new canopy was rubbing the gears! Even if you have a V2 shape
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            • #7
              Thanks all, I keep I meaning to give this a go but I'm scared I'll harm the paint. Would be worth using star horns instead?

              So I basically put rags between the servo wheels and canopy to get some clearance and "save" it to this shape using heat?
              Last edited by Planehazza; 13-10-2010, 04:01 PM.
              Harry

              Mikado Logo 700 | VBar Neo | JR HV Servos | Pyro 750-50L | Kontronik Kosmik 160HV + buffer pack|
              Thunder Tiger G4 E720 | CGY760 FBL | BLS272SV + BLS276SV | Align 800MX Dom 440kv | Kontronik PowerJive 120HV + Opti UltraGuard |
              SAB Kraken 580 6S | Spirit FBL | BLS173SV + BLS276SV | HK4025 1100kV | Kontronik Kolibri 140LV + Opti UltraGuard |


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              • #8
                Yep doesn't have to be rags, anything that pushes the canopy out to the shape you need. You wont damage the paint. I got mine really hot to the touch and it didn't damage it at all.

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                • #9
                  How long should I heat it for? Just until it gets hot to the touch?

                  Cheers!
                  Harry

                  Mikado Logo 700 | VBar Neo | JR HV Servos | Pyro 750-50L | Kontronik Kosmik 160HV + buffer pack|
                  Thunder Tiger G4 E720 | CGY760 FBL | BLS272SV + BLS276SV | Align 800MX Dom 440kv | Kontronik PowerJive 120HV + Opti UltraGuard |
                  SAB Kraken 580 6S | Spirit FBL | BLS173SV + BLS276SV | HK4025 1100kV | Kontronik Kolibri 140LV + Opti UltraGuard |


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                  • #10
                    Thats what I did, whacked the heat on and then kept checking with my hand, when it started to get too hot to hold my finger on I stopped. You could feel it had gotten flexible at this point.


                    Paul

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                    • #11
                      Cool, gave it a shot. Seems to be a bit better so far. Typically my Tx batt has just died from all the setup hours this week, so I can't check to see if the binding has been cured yet. Might take a few attempts, but I think I'll get there!

                      Cheers!
                      Harry

                      Mikado Logo 700 | VBar Neo | JR HV Servos | Pyro 750-50L | Kontronik Kosmik 160HV + buffer pack|
                      Thunder Tiger G4 E720 | CGY760 FBL | BLS272SV + BLS276SV | Align 800MX Dom 440kv | Kontronik PowerJive 120HV + Opti UltraGuard |
                      SAB Kraken 580 6S | Spirit FBL | BLS173SV + BLS276SV | HK4025 1100kV | Kontronik Kolibri 140LV + Opti UltraGuard |


                      And a pillow for the doghouse...

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