Servonaut Upgrade

[dabears]

Maybe make a rack that it can sit on like a shelf? That way its all kept in the back behind the seats. Great looking truck so far

[wrhby85]

Originally Posted by dabears

Maybe make a rack that it can sit on like a shelf? That way its all kept in the back behind the seats. Great looking truck so far

This is exactly what I'm thinking about, closed in the front so it can't be seen. I've got a little .080 styrene, let's see what I can come up with.

Bill

[dabears]

Originally Posted by wrhby85

This is exactly what I'm thinking about, closed in the front so it can't be seen. I've got a little .080 styrene, let's see what I can come up with.

Bill

In the yellow kenworth I did if you look at the thread you'll see how much you can really pack into a truck and still have the interior

[gungunhl]

Hey guys,

if you are interested in Servonaut products you can order them directly.

Look here: http://www.servonaut.de/shop/index.php?language=en

There you will get all information ab the products.

Otherwise gardentrucking ( as servonaut distributor ) is selling the servonaut products in US.

http://www.servonaut.de/shop/shop_content.php?coID=100

These products are not cheap but they are the best.

I use M20+, SMX, SM+, AIR4, AMO and motor.

No problems with these parts - great.

Günther from Lübeck/Germany

[nolimit1]

Originally Posted by gungunhl

Hey guys,

if you are interested in Servonaut products you can order them directly.

Look here: http://www.servonaut.de/shop/index.php?language=en

There you will get all information ab the products.

Otherwise gardentrucking ( as servonaut distributor ) is selling the servonaut products in US.

http://www.servonaut.de/shop/shop_content.php?coID=100

These products are not cheap but they are the best.

I use M20+, SMX, SM+, AIR4, AMO and motor.

No problems with these parts - great.

Günther from Lübeck/Germany

Hi, I have the M20+, SM3, AIR4 and the AMO, but having trouble with the M20+ and running SM3 and AIR4 wiring. Really need some help. It's going in Scania R470. Thanks Andrew Tuck