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Arrma Quake Gorgon ESC Mounting Plate

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Arrma Quake Gorgon ESC Mounting Plate

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RC & Robotics
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So you too own one of the best RC platforms ever made huh!? Cheap, super durable, portable and oh yea, cheap! Right on!

I designed a simple top mount plate. This will allow you to mount almost any ESC you choose to use. I mount mine using genuine 3M tape and have not had a single issue with it flying off. The front of the plate has an opening for you to run your servo wire. I've run this plate for months, bashing hard but not "jumping 25ft in the air" hard, more like 8ish-10 foot jumps with many cringe worthy hard landings. The beauty of 3D printing? If it breaks, print another. Mine is printed in PETG with 30% infill but you can do 100 infill if you'd like. 

You'll need some M3 hardware. The back of the plate requires counter sunk hardware so it doesn't obstruct ESC mounting. 

There is an intentional gap between the plate and the chassis. This is so you can run a battery strap should your battery door tabs break. 

You can use any RX box that you can make fit, that is, if you don't decide to just run the RX bare. The RX box can be mounted via 3M tape, screwed directly onto the plastic plate or if you want to get fancy, install some heat-set inserts. I have a 3D printed RX box and I literally super glued the box to the plate. The only way it's coming off is it's ripped off in pieces. 

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