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Step 12Add a battery
Double sticky tape the battery in the space behind the servos and in front of the tailwheel on the bottom of the base. The battery needs to sit on edge to fit.
If you are building the **SPECIAL** version you can wait and use the upstairs space to mount the battery.
If you are building the **SPECIAL** version you can wait and use the upstairs space to mount the battery.
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Sep 29, 2009. 1:43 PMNywies
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What kind of battery is that?
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Feb 12, 2010. 6:56 PMBIGBUG (author)
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9 Volt Battery. Available anywhere batts are sold.
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Mar 20, 2009. 10:05 PM
robomaniac
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robomaniac
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hey You know that back caster, I have the same one, and I was wondering how to secure the wheel to the shaft. They do no provide a collar with the packaging and that was my first idea like you. It is writting on the instruction ( the carboard) Solder washer to shaft! Collar are nice but soldering could be a option.
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Mar 25, 2009. 12:43 PMBIGBUG (author)
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Wow, thanks for the update rm. I bought a couple of hundred of those tailwheel assemblies several years ago and they came complete, my how things change. Back in the day before collars were widley available we used to solder retainers on all of the time. As you pointed out, washers work. Another trick is to take a short piece of house wiring (12 gauge) wire and wrap around the shaft and solder. Ted
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