And it goes on.
After the drive is finished as far as the internals come next and then I will start with the battery.
In addition I have the big C with a 9-cell 4600 mAh bought the pack of the form is not useful as it is, but very cheap. But that is no obstacle.
Since 8 cells have been shown to be ideal was gone for a cell and the others will be ANDing 2 x 4 cells.
Zuerstmal I leave the appropriate connections to each other and pull the unusable Lötfahenen carefully with a pliers and scchleife to the poles. The individual cells in series I as I need them and connect them with superglue. Then I use a cheap soldering iron from the hardware store with at least 80W to be able to solder fast enough without damaging the cells and binge solder to the poles.
For the new connections I use a small piece of copper matte, which I loop and also coated with tin.
Now I just have to cut the copper in each case a suitable piece and solder to the poles and you have a reliable high-current connection. The two packs I still connect with a cable and solder and the second connector cable. With shrink tubing the whole is then isolated and the battery is ready.
As the base plate of the internals I fit on a 2mm poly plate and I put in here to talk to sit down speakers and battery.
All RC installation I do, that everything is just simply in the tub and can easily be taken out again when you need to spring times.
The cabinet I'm building, having the dimensions are fixed to the back of the tub and in front of a small box for the sound module in the middle. This also keeps the batteries at the same iherem place.
When I put the speaker damping mat still out with a piece of filter mat for a kitchen hood.
A second, smaller electronics box I build another across the front of the middle. This diehnt as a stop for the battery and recording the controller.
Then first was the soldering of the cable and switch on the series. Plus a little trick I solder on a plug multiple cables wants to burn your fingers without me. The combined, I wrap a thin wire and so they can now easily be soldered with a solder tag. If everything holds then simply agree to wire back and shrink wrap it.
Thus, the tub looks times until now, and now I must first load all the batteries to make more tomorrow.