yeah I can help you get your dig set up. What button are you wanting to operate your dig and which receiver/how many channels are you using? What channel do you want your dig to operate on the receiver? I have my dig set up on thebutton on the handle as a momentary switch where your middle finger would hit it but let me know which switch you want to run it and what channel and I’ll walk you through

honestly, I can’t remember I think that it does step the voltage down the lighting control module is plugged in to the ESC but I would have to break out the voltmeter and actually check it. I know that it can handle whatever battery that that ESC can handle the other wire that is the tripwire to turn it on and off, that is just saying 5.5 V from the receiver. I can check the voltage with a voltmeter and see I’m actually kind of curious now that you asked that.

I hate to hear that happened to you. Honestly, I have three full-size summits and one of the 1/16 scale summit and honestly I haven’t really had a problem with any of the electronics except one of the ESC actually burnt up on one but that was absolutely my fault. it got messed up due to a wiring issue of my own doing. Now that being said their servers are junk. But also 99% of factory cars have craft service. Now does Traxxas have some things to be desired in their electronics? Yes, but all in all I think they’re decent and honestly their customer service has been really good to me so for now I know some people have had issues and I hate you did as well. Honestly, they should’ve just sent you some new servos and let it be at that. If nothing else to keep you happy that’s what I would’ve done. Sorry you had that issue. Don’t let it get you disillusion with the summit it’s a great truck.

So the figures are used were 12 inch G.I. Joe figures from the 1990s. They are a little large. I actually had to cut them off at the waist and do some modification to get them to fit. I think some thing around 10 inches would probably be perfect but not sure what can be found in that size you could use something around the size you were talking about 30 cm you may have to modify and do a little cutting on the figure but they will work pretty Well. I used hot glue to hold mine in and it’s working great.

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OK what kind of ESC are you running? Once you hook up this new transmitter more than likely you’re going to have to do a calibration on your ESC in order to get everything to work. Give me some more details about what’s going on I have noticed on these transmitters a lot of the times they are natively set up for 1/5 scale large buggies so many times you will have to reverse channel 2, but that’s easy enough to do. Let me know what your set up is and what issues you’re having and I’ll try to walk you through it

Honestly, I don’t remember exactly what size are used I have a bunch of random hardware sitting around for different vehicles. I just found a couple of bolts that would work OK if I remember right, I had some spacers that I placed in between the box and the chassis just to take up some of the space they don’t have to be super tight but I do remember there being a small gap that I put either some washers Orson tiny spacers in maybe like 3 mm

I so generally, as long as you have a good hobby grade, quality balance charger that can do a balance charge, which almost all of them should be able to, and it has not only battery hook ups, but hook ups for the balance wires. And yes you should be OK. No obviously if you’re deep into the hobby, the more money you spend general, you can get something a little more accurate and a little nicer, but most of them will do the job. Just make sure you rather charged in a safe place or keep an eye on them.

So I took a look at it online. It definitely is really low on the power scale it’s probably safe I have my questions though to be perfectly honest with you and for $50-$100 you can easily get a charger that has almost 10 times the power. With that power rating it is going to take you around. It will take you around 4 to 5 hours to charge and balance a 5200 battery. And it’s going to take a long time to get it back to storage voltage after that I did not notice if it had storage charge option or not which is the safest way to store your batteries. On Amazon you can pick up some very good chargers by any of the following brand. Somewhere in the neighborhood of 100 to 200 W is a good power level For a plug in the wall unit. Htrc, hota, sky r, isdt (my brand of choice ) or hobby mate, are all very good units and a relatively safe as long as you follow good charging protocol c

So, if you just wanted to power the lights, they know you would not need a different receiver. You could actually plug it into. I believe the very top port, which would basically be used as power on a nitro, but it will bleed power through that and power your lights if you want to control them via your transmitter Then yes, you’re going to need a few things. first you’re going to need a lighting controller. The one I’ve been using is by Apex RC and can be found on Amazon easily or I have a video entitled TRX - four lights controlled by transmitter. You can watch that the links in the description. Also, you’re going to need some of the six channel receivers They are the rand. Flysky receivers they’re great and actually I use them on a lot of things that I use this transmitter for you actually get some better distance out of them. I buy mine from RC addict. You can find this VA simple Google search they are out of Pennsylvania and are amazing if you go under their radios and receiver section, you will see R1.06 channel receiver for your transmitter. These are amazing and they shipped pretty quick. if you need any help setting up your transmitter to control this let me know if you need anything else just leave me a reply and I’ll help you out

I don’t have a great answer but I will check out my set up when I get home from work tonight and I will reply to you again I’ll check my set up and go through some of the settings and see if there’s a way to fix this.