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Our go at a lipo X6
Our go at a lipo x6...
Here are some pics of our attempt at a lipo x6 we filled the front battery slots with some apoxy putty up to the little brace bit and then filled the rear battery slots but still allowing room for lead. We also filled the spare screw holes for the 3 gear box and put screws to hold the wing instead of the clips. And finally sprayed his shell which is still drying. here are some pics.....     Ashley and Jono
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Ashley Williams I always thought by 2013 we would have flying cars, but we have got blankets with sleeves! 
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Looks rather cool
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It was unchartered ground was difficult to try and get it tidy. Jono dremmeled it i sanded it.
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Ashley Williams I always thought by 2013 we would have flying cars, but we have got blankets with sleeves!
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31-12-2008
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You dont need to sand the bottom of the chassis, just put duc-tape on the bottom. Flip the chassis and fill the slots, and let it dry overnight.
if you desire you can push in lead inserts into the epoxy while it is drying. I use the sheet lead they use to seal roofs. when cut to size there about 18g. per slot (see 3rd pic). I have 4 of those, and got a 40g plate under the ESC btw, I like you paint. Looks just like mine
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