BMI Racing DB10T - Manual (Page 12)

Mounting Electronics (4 cell & Saddle LiPo)
The “Center Mass“ chassis layout of the DB10R is one of the features that really puts this car ahead of the
pack. This chassis design moves the batteries forward and places the electronics between the battery and
the motor pod.
This accomplishes two things.
1. The batteries are moved forward to obtain the proper weight distribution.
2. The electronics are located in the most efficient location (short power wires, tidy receiver wiring).
This lay out is designed to work with 4 cell NiMh cells and LiPo saddle packs such is the Max Amps 4000
Saddle packs (or any LiPo saddle battery that fits in a 72mm(L) x 98mm(W) x 22.2mm(H) area).
Note:
There is an antenna mount hole in the chassis for racers using non 2.4GHz receivers. An antenna mount
is not supplied in the kit.