QUOTE (Phil Upton @ 9 Dec 2011, 08:36)
<{POST_SNAPBACK}>Don't bother buying any magnets, I have enough stuck round my garage to alter the earth's gravity field!
Send me your address (pm me) and I will send you some.
Slot.it screws, large heads fill the hole in the chassis which limits the pod movement (good for wooden tracks), when you run the pod lose which you should do. Small ones do the opposite.
I haven't found a need to run the extra screws in the EVO pod/chassis or come across anyone who does.
Smudgyboy
QUOTE (bigmarv27 @ 11 Dec 2011, 05:51)
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Yep The CN06 is there stock one and like they said the CN07 is a bit stronger. And there still is some even stronger old CN04 out there. Try to avoid using "Professor Motor" PMTR1028 Neodymium magnet for the Slot.It Pods way to strong only use if your running motors 29k and above or in a AW Pod.
hi, ok so altogether their are 4 slot.it magnets that could go into the motor mount pod, the SICN06, SICN07, SICN03, SICN04, and the Professor Motor magnet which is a gold colour, I have seen that also and it says it should be glued, but I just read that you can if you like glue any of these magnets in to hold them as they move slightly in the mount which apparently can affect the handling of a car. I read that you can buy a "rubberised superglue" for this, what is special about that glue?, I guess because it is rubberised it can be removed easier?.
I guess that as the newer Slot.it motor mounts use the new H shape magnets, that to fit the older magnets you have to break those 2 little sections of plastic away that would go between the H shapes on the newer magnets?, if you get me!
