RGT EX861 DIY winch
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I wanted to build my own winch for my RGT EX861000, so I designed and printed it. To get started, just purchase a N20 motor with gears - I found a 12V 200rpm model for under 3€. You'll need to print these three files. The winch will fit snugly on the bumper bars, eliminating the need for screws. All you'll require is an ESC to control the motor from your remote or a switch if you prefer not to use it with your remote. Alternatively, consider buying a wireless receiver for added convenience. When assembling the winch, make sure to solder the wires to the motor and position them on the bottom of the motor before placing it in its final location. The drum features a "D-shape" that matches the motor shaft and a hole for securing the rope. The "reduction gears" will fit last, giving your winch a more authentic appearance. You can also add a 3mm steel wire to both the drum and "reduction gears" if you need to pull heavier loads. You can attach the cable guide at the front of the winch to the "reduction gears". Note: I found that N20 12V 200rpm motors are too weak for a 2.5kg crawler, so I recommend considering conversions for a dual motor winch. I've already designed a second motor cover and updated the Drum (v4) with a new design that accommodates the shaft from the second motor - this should provide everything you need for your dual motor winch setup.
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