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Hi all,
Until now I have only read the information on the forum - and can I say thank you to the administrators / admins as it has been of great help!
The time has come though to make my first post on the forum, because I am stumped!
I am hoping that someone out there may be able to help me. I am currently refurbishing an Eden Dynamic WTC. I am familiar with the static version, which I have in my MK1 Eden T class, but have never seen a dynamic version, and cannot even find a a picture of a dynamic version of this WTC.
My question is - in the Eden static WTC does the main drive battery live inside the WTC or external and fwd of the WTC (as per the Static version). It's in an Eden Akula hull which has never been finished, hence there is no previous indication of the layout.
I am intending to use a 6v 4.5ah LA battery if this helps.
Any assistance greatly appreciated!
Until now I have only read the information on the forum - and can I say thank you to the administrators / admins as it has been of great help!
The time has come though to make my first post on the forum, because I am stumped!
I am hoping that someone out there may be able to help me. I am currently refurbishing an Eden Dynamic WTC. I am familiar with the static version, which I have in my MK1 Eden T class, but have never seen a dynamic version, and cannot even find a a picture of a dynamic version of this WTC.
My question is - in the Eden static WTC does the main drive battery live inside the WTC or external and fwd of the WTC (as per the Static version). It's in an Eden Akula hull which has never been finished, hence there is no previous indication of the layout.
I am intending to use a 6v 4.5ah LA battery if this helps.
Any assistance greatly appreciated!
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