750ACE Posted January 25, 2013 Posted January 25, 2013 The subject is pretty self-explanatory. I searched and didn't fine much that actually compared the components of both models. I understand both use the buggy motors and the 8366 has an aux. power outlet. What I wanted to know: - What are the differences between both battery packs? - What are the reasons for the aux. power outlet? - Do both offer 3 RF channels? - Is the steering adapter necessary? I have seen a few mocs that didn't use it and the steering was horrible. - I also seen mocs incorporate PF motors to these battery packs, does that mean you can control PF motors through the RF signals? As you may have already learned I am not too happy with IR or Bluetooth. I enjoy RC but I enjoy building more. I understand plastic can only withstand so much stress but that doesn't mean the plastic parts shouldn't be able to handle any more speed than a snails pace. I just wish both worlds could come together. Quote
Zerobricks Posted January 25, 2013 Posted January 25, 2013 There are 2 versions of sthe steering unit. One is wthout AUX output and can only drive and steer. The second has a third output activated by paddles on the remotr. The third output is very usefull if you want to use xternal steering motor, or a gearbox. Quote
750ACE Posted January 25, 2013 Author Posted January 25, 2013 So to use PF motors I would want the unit from the 8366, correct? Are the remotes the same or also different? Quote
Zerobricks Posted January 25, 2013 Posted January 25, 2013 You would need extension cable to connect it to the old 9V system Quote
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