I just want to say thank you for taking the time to make this video. There is little to none that I can find that describe the process for a Nitro Truck (Revo 3.3) and you did a great job. It was concise and to the point. Even the Voltage connection was a great addition and I for one appreciate it very much. Keep up the great work!
Why not just intercepted the connector coming from the power switch using a Futaba "Y" wiring harness? Thanks for doing the write up. Yours seems to be the most in-depth
Mica Laver Not necessary, just connect it to any open receiver port like Traxxas recommends. The mini receiver in the Revo doesn’t have a BEC, so the receiver outputs the same voltage as the battery thus giving you a true voltage reading from the receiver. Traxxas can confirm: traxxas.com/support/receiver-equipped-BEC-What-voltageamperage-it-rated
I just want to say thank you for taking the time to make this video. There is little to none that I can find that describe the process for a Nitro Truck (Revo 3.3) and you did a great job. It was concise and to the point. Even the Voltage connection was a great addition and I for one appreciate it very much. Keep up the great work!
Yooo this is the Revo I bought a while back from eBay!!
oh yah? So your stating you bought this one from me on Ebay yrs ago? I did did sell it so its possible.
@@mogyver69 yes andrewgarc12 lol
From eBay
Good vidéo
Hey could you do a video on setting up the reciever on that I cant figure it out and what goes where
Why not just intercepted the connector coming from the power switch using a Futaba "Y" wiring harness? Thanks for doing the write up. Yours seems to be the most in-depth
Mica Laver Not necessary, just connect it to any open receiver port like Traxxas recommends. The mini receiver in the Revo doesn’t have a BEC, so the receiver outputs the same voltage as the battery thus giving you a true voltage reading from the receiver.
Traxxas can confirm: traxxas.com/support/receiver-equipped-BEC-What-voltageamperage-it-rated