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Daiske is 4.5kg or so and the 7.2v 4300mAh batteries are the heaviest thing in there, they lasted for testing, 4 fights at the champs, and a fight back home without needing charged
Ok, just to clarify
By private fight I meant battle between robots not as part of a competions but private. I quoted matt to say it was not an actual event but a private fight afterwoods
Happy?
Good, now can we get back to answering my questions?
Just to get back on topic, could I make my own controller for the drum with a servo and micro switches?
The second relay is more expensive however it is far more reliable as it is a solid state relay (no moving parts). The lack of moving parts means that there is no chance of the relay fusing when it switches over (the spark that comes when you connect wires). I would not recommend a servo because it isn't an iron clad failsafe when radio contact is lost.
Boner, when it used speed 900s, used the solid state relay and a battle switch (battle switch to interface with radio gear and switch on the larger relay which directly controlled the motor)
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