??? for Steve,Pete,Derek,or Greg...about wireing

[krayzie]

<font color="brown">yes i have found out i was wrong</font> http://www.plauder-smilies.de/sad/beleidigt.gif

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[NXT GP NOVA]

<font color="blue">I think you are correct, those traxxas people are always backwords wink wink.
I thought the board needed alittle color, it was looking pale. </font> sorry had to change the color, ok so yellow is kinda bright

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[broken_parts]

how did u change ur font color?

[krayzie]

I asked to..but hes being a {censord**and wont tell

[TRXboy]

He did this <font color="your calor"*> the ended it with </font*> Minus the *

<font color="red">see</font>

i think thats it

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[krayzie]

<font color="red"> nevermind i got it....</font>

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[ammoace]

Thanks guys now I have to try. http://www.rccaraction.com/ubb/smile.gif

I think this was covered in one of the Electric posts about the E-Maxx. Or it could have been in the Monster truck Forum. I don't remember which is which though. Since this has turned into a how to change your font thread I would try one of the other forums or do a search. Sorry I couldn't help more.
AMMOACE

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[MightyTaco]

That is backwards. Here is an example. Two 1.5v 600mah cells wired in parrallel will give you 1.5v and 1200mah. The same cells in series will give you 3v at 600mah. If you need further proof, disassemble an old battery pack you have. Each cell will be 1.2v (if nicad)and like 1200, 1300 or whatever mah. Notice that the cells are assembled in series. 6 cells x 1.2v = 7.2v. Amperage stays the same.

[DerekB]

Ya, what he said!

[J mAn]

how do you get the colors?

[NXT GP NOVA]

<center> <font color="red">All I used was HTML codes
Jeeze http://www.rccaraction.com/ubb/rolleyes.gif </font> </center>