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Short answer maybe. Long answer: my rifle and ammo takes ~48 moa of dialing to get out to 300 yards. The scope has 110 moa of travel available. With a zero moa rail and rings, you should be near centered in that 110 to zero the rifle, which leaves you with ~55 moa available to dial. However, 22’s are rarely centered to zero, due to barrel droop and bullet drop. If you’ve got a loose slip fit barrel like in a 10/22 or AR pattern rifle, it can take 10-20 moa out of your available travel. The scope has as much travel as you can expect for the magnification and price, so that’s not the bottleneck. You can get rings or scope mounts that have some cant built in, but they can be limiting, expensive or less robust than quality traditional rings.

@@A60363 Ok that’s a great explanation, I think to get out to those distances and beyond I’m looking at a CZ457 or similar platform and keep my current set up for the 100 yard shots. It’s definitely a rabbit hole ..thanks.

It does not move up or down with rotations. Without it, you either need to count rotations from the end of travel, or maximize the cant in your rail to be less than 1 rotation from the top, which is what I do on my 22LR’s that see ELR type shots. I’m currently using a 40moa rail on that one.

Hi, it sounds like your asking if the radio system is good for a 1/5 scale gas vehicle. It should work on any radio controlled vehicle, of any scale. If using a nitro or gasoline powered vehicle, you will want to use a receiver with an external antenna for better signal and range.

You don’t have to use the RevStop. Without it, you’ll gain full elevation travel up and down, but won’t have a zero stop, so you’ll want to remember or write down how many turns up from the bottom your zero is.

The isdt is the most frustrating piece of equipment I own. 2 failed ones. All of them with BT connection issues (multiple adroid phones tried). I have a BS250 on the way to try. My PowerLab8 charger via PC is the best but was trying to have a simplier solution when I didn't need to get that in depth with the analysis.

@@spyder000069 Sorry to hear you've had trouble with your dischargers man. I've used both of mine about a dozen times each, and they haven't quit on me yet. The bluetooth has always been a little flaky on these though. And yes, the pl8 is probably the best piece of RC battery management kit that I have ever had. It sucks that they went out of business.

Guten tag! No apology needed - I am sure your English is better than my German! You can use smaller fasteners, but you may want to use a washer against the mount to prevent deformation and disperse the load. As always, do not over torque - we just need to prevent the fasteners from loosening over time, not secure a wheel to a car. Thanks!

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That should work

@@A60363 awesome

I do not - thanks for asking.

Thanks! This version won't fit the BMW rim due to the plastic shroud over the back of the shifters - but my RSR version is close (it just doesn't have both magnets fully contacting each shifter, since the BMW shifters are asymmetric).

@@A60363 Thanks for the reply! If you made the magnetic shifter mod for the BMW rim, I would definitely buy one. I can't find any of these made in the US. They're all from Europe.

I have the exact same issue. Would definitely buy one if you made it for the bmw gt2 v1 rim.

Stop watching youtube shills that are ambassadors for Arken. If Arken is good at one thing, it's paying for youtube reviews.

Ah that must be why they have such low reviews on sites like Amazon

Yes, dimensions are in inches

@@A60363 Thanks for the Info

This one will not, but I have a version that does. th-cam.com/video/izn3LUljNKE/w-d-xo.html www.ebay.com/itm/234045293238

For lights, I just use a cheap (~$10USD) Rx light switch from Amazon. Then you just need to set up a channel as a 2 way switch

Ch3 is an on/off switch only, it won't really work with a winch, as there is no way to stop in the middle, without losing the ability to pay out line (unless you have one of those free spinning winch spools, in which case, you can set an end point to 0).

I also have the same problem with my boomracing winch....but when I use another boomracing winch there is no problem whatsoever

What if I cannot update my nb4? Am I out of luck? Been trying for two days and for hours at a time and it will not connect with the Flysky assistant.

I've got a Stream Deck mk2 version for the CSL Elite in testing now. Hopefully within a few weeks I'll have mk2 versions for the CSL Elite and DD wheelbases, but edit - I've got a prototype for the CSW 2.5 and Stream Deck mk2 created - I just need fit testing.

@@A60363 allright buddy, okey so guess will have to skip mounting it to the wheelbase. Would you create a custom stl for cash? I need for this weekend coming up :/

@@robinferdinando4038 Shoot me an email at CromulentDesignsUS at geemail and we can discuss options!

I've got a model created, reach out to me if you'd like to help test it.

@@A60363i will send you a mail shortly 🙏👍👌

Awesome, I'm glad I could help!

Stream Deck's literature doesn't help us much on the sizes. My original version measures 118.0 x 84.4 x 3.0 mm. As long as the new one matches those dimensions, it'll fit.

@@A60363 I've measured with my veneers, the new one is 117.56 x 83.85 x 4.8 mm. Deepending on the overhang if you can make the depth bigger it might work. If you want I am happy to work on an updated design just let me know what else is required

@@mikcampbell1098 Thanks! I just replied to your message on Etsy. We can definitely work something out.

Unfortunately due to a few people selling my designs, I do not publish the stl's anymore.

I have the Fanatec ones, and they are great, but at 1/4 of the price, these offer ~75% of the improvement. They are a great value for folks that don't want to drop 1/3rd of the price of their wheel on shifters.

I'm not sure how strong the magnets are on the mod you have, but these are a good blend between feedback and light action. I've never had anyone complain they were too strong or too light.

@@A60363 thanks for the prompt reply. Ordered a set. And adjusted paddles thanks to your post regarding that!