I used the rc tank Australia's 3d printed gun recoil unit. It didn't really fit and I had t cut it a lot.. The servos I had were too big so I have to find a small one for the elevation. 
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I am currently gathering upgrades to begin a build on a Panzer III Ausf. M and was just hoping that I could learn of some of the better sites in which to purchase upgrades and accessories. Thanks so much.Comment
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I had issues with the 4ohm speaker conflicting with my Clark board. Should have read the directions.
So I bought a Mato 8 Ohm speaker 5 watt and it sounds just as good as my bigger speaker did.
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This is another 8 Ohm option, they also make a 4 Ohm same size https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail...FF%252Bg%3D%3DOriginally posted by quitcherbitchen View PostI had issues with the 4ohm speaker conflicting with my Clark board. Should have read the directions. So I bought a Mato 8 Ohm speaker 5 watt and it sounds just as good as my bigger speaker did.Comment
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That is what I had before, but 4 Ohm. It kept shutting down my tank. super annoying. I think the Mato is better for an unboosted Clark Board. Sounds better with less distortion. lighter too which is a plus in this little tank. I will buy another one for my Pershing. Clark in the fine print point out do not use 4 Ohm. I never read that until the tank kept stopping and a friend pointed out that it might be the speaiker. It was because once I disconnected it the tank ran normal.Don't just fly--WREAK HAVOC!!!Comment
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The newer Clark TK50 boards will run either 4 or 8 ohm speakers, but yes the older Clarks do not like 4 ohm speakers.Comment
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