Thanks fellas, all good information
Panther G 7.0
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I found this on another forum;
The changes from the TK6.0 to the TK6.0s were as follows:
- Optional dual current driving system - Gives you the ability to use a dual current gearbox (single drive motor and single steering motor)
- Switchable Stick layout - Single stick drive or dual stick drive
- Switchable front/rear lights (in sync not separate)
The TK6.1 adds support for servos (recoil and elevation) as well as 2S-3S 7.4-11.1V LiPo support. There are also additional plugs for canon stabiliser (Heng Long branded 2 pin only) and light sensor.
The TK7.0 has the following changes:- Ability to disable the BB system from the radio. This lets you just hear the cannon sound when firing main gun. I like this feature.
- Adjustable braking - choose from 3 options depending on tank.
- Tank pivoting speeds are now adjustable. From turning on the spot to having an actual pivoting radius
- Adjustable turning curve radius.
- Two different MG sounds - Coaxial and cupola MG's selectable via the radio.
- Radio Reset feature - You can reset the radio/tank settings to a factory setting.
The TK7.0 also only features 2 sound sets to choose from - these are M1 Abrams and Leopard 2A6. These sounds have been updated and do sound a little better than the TK6 series on some sounds.
Steve
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This is my first 7.0. It's very similar to 6.0, 6.1. There are additional functions and options, things like adjustable turn speed, turret speed, braking strength and plug-ins for future features. All of the mechanics of the Panther are the same as before, and they all plug right into the 7.0 board. There's a 7.1 shown, which appears to be the same but with higher amperage capability. It says 180A on its face. Some of the functions use different control inputs, like volume has a up and down input rather than cycling.
Bottom line, unless you have a function you want but isn't supported with 6.0 or 6.1, there's no need for a 7.0. Having said that, I don't think Heng Long is raising the prices of their 7.0 tanks very much. DavidN saw a Sturmgeschutz 7.0 for $188 + shipping. My Panther with metal tracks and gears was $250 shipping included.Leave a comment:
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Hey Bob have you seen any difference in the 6.0 boards vs the 7.0's I have converted a bunch of old tanks with the 6.0 boards but have not gotten a 7.0 yet? I see that here is a ton of 7.0 stuff out there. And will the 6.0 Tx bind with the 7.0. Any insight into the difference would be helpful
I don't plan to do any heng long FPV so that isn't and issue.. Thanks for you time
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Not new paint by me, it's the stock HL job. I just feel that for those not wanting to repaint, it's accurate enough to serve as a base for whatever weathering one wanted. Having said that, it's not perfect, so I may redo it. If there are deficiencies, I want them to be mine! I'm waiting for some Peddinghaus decals I ordered so that I can match the scheme to them. Here's a pre-1945 scheme on a 1:1 scale Panther, just for fun. Sorta like zebras, is it brown and yellow on green, or brown and green on yellow?
Hey Sureshot, interesting observation about the tracks - it happened to me. I picked up a bunch of 1/4" gravel driving around, it got stuck in between the two rows of teeth and pushed the track to one side on the idler. I'll have to keep an eye on this..
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Can we see some pictures on the side of your Panther with its new paint? thank you!Leave a comment:
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Great advice! I haven’t considered Heng Long tanks before this group but I am already planning to add them to the lineup. I’ve seen some of the great work you guys do, I’ve got the screwdriver and the soldering gun (will need to learn how to use the soldering gun…lol)Leave a comment:
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Modifying Heng Long tanks is really just a matter of taking them apart with a screwdriver, they're very friendly to this. I can't think of one that isn't screw and bolt built. You just have to remember how they fit for when you reassemble them. There will be times you look at a part in horror not knowing which piece goes where, but practice helps.
Two most important tools? Screwdriver and a fine tip soldering gun.
I also fly r/c aircraft, so one gets an attitude that once you buy a plane, that money is gone whether you crash it on its first flight or if you own it for years. Same for tanks. If it breaks and you can't fix it, you still had your fun up to then.Leave a comment:
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Incredible! How long would you say it took you to get comfortable in doing modifications in general?Opened up the tank today and did a bunch of rewiring. I replaced the stock IR bulb in the mantlet with one from DAK RC, installed a laser in the mantlet using the LED2 aiming light circuit on the board for fun, an LED bulb in the barrel using the LED1 launch flashing light circuit, and of course the wiring for a Lego DEI IR receiver.
The laser in the mantlet:
The laser on, about 5 feet away:
IR hit on target. The laser dot bounced with the tank recoil!
The laser bulbs cost $12 for 10!Leave a comment:
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Opened up the tank today and did a bunch of rewiring. I replaced the stock IR bulb in the mantlet with one from DAK RC, installed a laser in the mantlet using the LED2 aiming light circuit on the board for fun, an LED bulb in the barrel using the LED1 launch flashing light circuit, and of course the wiring for a Lego DEI IR receiver.
The laser in the mantlet:
The laser on, about 5 feet away:
IR hit on target. The laser dot bounced with the tank recoil!
The laser bulbs cost $12 for 10!Leave a comment:
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Wow!!! Thank you!!!
I just want to share with you the Toucan direct website. The same Stug III on there is only $188. You can check out and see the final price with shipping. Single item check out only. Good luck!
https://www.toucanhobby.com/us-stock...al-tracks.htmlLeave a comment:
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I just want to share with you the Toucan direct website. The same Stug III on there is only $188. You can check out and see the final price with shipping. Single item check out only. Good luck!
Thank you! I know they’re addictive! I have five Taigen and three Tamiya (two still in box…lol), but this will be my first Heng Long if I get it. I can tell this hobby is expensive, but it keeps me from buying more firearms which makes my wife happy. However, I think this group bears a lot of responsibility since all these posts and the displaying of pretty tanks is just so motivating…. I hope to have some spruced up tanks soon. Maybe even one day engage in some of those upgrade/swap projects that I’ve seen. I have some Tamiya TBUs, LegoDEIs, and 1 IBU2 Ultimate that I have to figure out how to install. I’m keeping my fingers crossed. Thanks again!
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Thank you! I know they’re addictive! I have five Taigen and three Tamiya (two still in box…lol), but this will be my first Heng Long if I get it. I can tell this hobby is expensive, but it keeps me from buying more firearms which makes my wife happy. However, I think this group bears a lot of responsibility since all these posts and the displaying of pretty tanks is just so motivating…. I hope to have some spruced up tanks soon. Maybe even one day engage in some of those upgrade/swap projects that I’ve seen. I have some Tamiya TBUs, LegoDEIs, and 1 IBU2 Ultimate that I have to figure out how to install. I’m keeping my fingers crossed. Thanks again!Leave a comment:
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I guessed it was Toucan. Good seller. That’s who I buy from. You can usually offer 15% less, they may counteroffer. You’ll like the Stug. Just remember, tanks are like potato chips….Leave a comment:
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Thank you! It is from ToucanHobby store and I think it ships from New Jersey. LoL…Sorry, please forgive my lack of knowledge. If I get this, it will be the first item I ever purchase from eBay.Leave a comment:
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Seems reasonable, but…who is the seller? Is it from US stock, in other words where does it ship from? If it is the US, make an offer low enough to pay for most of the shipping.Leave a comment:


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