moving on to the next step guys
please note that i am assuming that you have soldered the bullet connectors and jst or deans plugs to the esc.
MR. MOSS Glider ARF Kit Step By Step Build Guide (From RCFORALL)
MR. MOSS Glider ARF Kit Step By Step Build Guide (From RCFORALL)
MR. MOSS Glider ARF Kit Step By Step Build Guide (From RCFORALL)
Sai uncle- i have not received the jst pins yet.
so what did i do. i took to an old y connector cut out the adapter , removed the signal wire soldered the black and red to that of esc and the two pin connector of esc plugs into the y adapter socket easily and tightly. until my jst connectors arrive i am using these only.
so the next step is to mount the motor mount.
again two ways of doing it
either you drill it or apply a layer of anabond inside and outside
i chose the anabond method coz i did not have drilling machine at home.
trust me using anabond make it rock hard and a layer of fibre tape is the best combo
anyway drilling is preferred. but would have been nice to see the holes pre drilled but sai uncle cannot to anything as the fuse stick is from GWS. anyway lets begin with anabond method basically what you have to do is to place the mount on the stick mark out the outlines apply anabond and place the mount on it and hold for 30 seconds. then start applying anabond to the sides to give it extra strength. a layer of fibre tape on top of that is just the icing on the cake.
MR. MOSS Glider ARF Kit Step By Step Build Guide (From RCFORALL)
sorry i have only i pics of this.
next step is not to mount the motor but to mount the battery. first place the battery on the fuse stick and loosely tie a zip tie.
MR. MOSS Glider ARF Kit Step By Step Build Guide (From RCFORALL)
next start to tighten it to a point where the the battery is tight but can be remove with a bit of force for charging use two of zip ties for this purpose
MR. MOSS Glider ARF Kit Step By Step Build Guide (From RCFORALL)
now cut out the extra bit left
MR. MOSS Glider ARF Kit Step By Step Build Guide (From RCFORALL)
now for the last part mounting the motor and esc. i recommend you mounting the motor first then connect the esc.
note 2204 bl motor cannot be mounted with screws so please use the following method.
first insert a zip tie through the hole between the x mount on the motor.
MR. MOSS Glider ARF Kit Step By Step Build Guide (From RCFORALL)
now do that for all four sides for me i could insert only one zip tie as there was no room in the other places so i used the anabond very very very very little so that i could remove the motor. using acetone will help in faster removal.
anyway here the motor mounted
MR. MOSS Glider ARF Kit Step By Step Build Guide (From RCFORALL)
MR. MOSS Glider ARF Kit Step By Step Build Guide (From RCFORALL)
now connect esc and stick it behind the battery with some fibre tape or use zip ties. adjust battery accordingly. also connect the extension on the esc
MR. MOSS Glider ARF Kit Step By Step Build Guide (From RCFORALL)
now only two more steps are left mounting the prop and plugging it all in to the receiver.
so in a few minutes i will post how to do that too.
coz i forgot too take the picture of the receiver.
anyway my finished moss with cable management
MR. MOSS Glider ARF Kit Step By Step Build Guide (From RCFORALL)
sorry also i am replacing the push rods after the picture shoot. so will post pics later
also for ones using the push rod connector here's a pic to help you
MR. MOSS Glider ARF Kit Step By Step Build Guide (From RCFORALL)
sorry sai uncle i took it from your website if it is not allowed please tell me i will remove it right away