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Brian Ostlind
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Brian Ostlind
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Brian Ostlind
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Brian Ostlind
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simon_manning
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Re: Brian's Famo
some nice Famo building here Brian, a big project, and a big vehicle when finished, regards simon manning.
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Brian Ostlind
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Timo Winterlich
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Re: Brian's Famo
Nice Work on the wheels Brian, that had need a lot of time but looks much better than before!
Regards Timo
Manchmal muss man auch gegen den Strom schwimmen!
Manchmal muss man auch gegen den Strom schwimmen!
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florian rudolf
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Re: Brian's Famo
I would take the smaler model M3 nuts for the wheel hubs bolts Brian. It looks more realistic I think?!
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Brian Ostlind
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Brian Ostlind
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Brian Ostlind
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Brian Ostlind
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Brian Ostlind
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Re: Brian's Famo
Any one know why the fan motor is spinning at idle and not when I give it throttle?
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Armortek
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Re: Brian's Famo
Few questions for you:Brian Ostlind wrote: ↑Thu Feb 04, 2021 6:16 amAny one know why the fan motor is spinning at idle and not when I give it throttle?
- Do you have the receiver connected and the radio switched on when you are experiencing this?
- Do you mean that at full throttle the fan does not spin, or does it start spinning when you switch on the power and keep spinning irrespective of the drive position ?
- Have you checked the trim settings on the drive channel ? The fan will be quite sensitive to this.
Maybe drop us an email - might be easier.
Armortek
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Brian Ostlind
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