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Hoverdown3k 12-25-2006 09:25 PM

Losi Mirco - Steering Mod and Charger Mod
 
Discussion - Losi Micro - charger mod / steering mod

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I got one for Xmas and have been blasting it around the driveway. What a cool micro

Of course the stock steering arm broke after a minute of runtime. No biggie, I it was easy to fix.

I removed the good steering arm and copied it with plastic, that comes from any vacuumed packed item you buy, the plastic fix works great.

I have a couple pictures in this gallery
http://www.runryder.com/helicopter/gallery/24728/

The plastic is very flexable like the orginal and it also breaks in a VERY hard crash, so you still get the protection of having that break instead of something else futher down the linkage, like the servo gears.

So it was easy to do and I have a TON of the plastic packaging.

No the charger was another mod I did, VERY easy. I found a wall transmformer that was 12VDC and 400mah.

I opened the LOSI stock charger box by removing the 4 screws on the bottom, I solded the waires from the transformer (wall wart) to the same location the battery power leads go to. Easy!

Now I have a charger I can plug into the wall, or use batteries in when on the road.

This gives the car the best power I have seen. The charge is always the same, with good power for most of the run time.

I have noticed that with nimh batteries they get better with each use, the car runs longer and longer.

Namuna 12-26-2006 12:14 AM

Just got my Micro-T tonight for Christmas (from the Wife) and so far it's a blast.

Great tip on homemade 'Steer & Camber Link/Saver Set'. The Price List that comes with the buggy shows a set costing $3.99 to replace! I've got TONS of packaging plastic to use too!

ratrodder15 12-30-2006 11:26 PM

you can also cut a zip tie to size use it works great!


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