does anyone have any info on the motors/controller used?  will this show up in 
evalbum?

harry

Albuquerque, NM
current bike:  http://www.austinev.org/evalbum/1179
current non-bike: http://evalbum.com/1000


--- On Sat, 2/9/13, brucedp5 <[email protected]> wrote:

> From: brucedp5 <[email protected]>
> Subject: [EVDL] EVent: BIGFOOT's Electric Monster Truck @Autorama Kansas 
> City, MO
> To: [email protected]
> Date: Saturday, February 9, 2013, 7:56 AM
> 
> This weekend: Sat 1:30 & 4:00 & 8:00pm, Sun 1:30
> & 4:00pm
> 
> http://www.torquenews.com/1075/bigfoots-electric-monster-truck-crushing-gas-cars-all-weekend-kansas-city
> [image] BIGFOOT's electric Monster Truck crushing gas cars
> all weekend in
> Kansas City
> By David Herron  02/08/2013
> 
> [image  
> http://images.thecarconnection.com/med/odyssey-battery-bigfoot-no-20-monster-truck---worlds-first-all-electric-monster-truck_100413052_m.jpg
> Odyssey Battery BIGFOOT Monster Truck
> 
> 
> video 
> http://youtube.com/watch?v=U41fJ-pd2vE
> BIGFOOT #20 - First Electric Monster Truck Car Crush
> bigfootoriginal  Nov 8, 2012
> Here are some highlights of BIGFOOT #20 doing the first ever
> electric
> monster truck car crush!
> 
> Some of the footage may not be owned by BIGFOOT 4X4, Inc.,
> but used by
> permission of the owner(s) of the footage. Therefore, use of
> any of the
> footage here can only be done with the express prior
> permission of BIGFOOT
> 4X4, Inc.
> ]
> 
> Proving that electric vehicles don't have to be puny slow
> wimps, Team
> BIGFOOT have built an electrically powered BIGFOOT and will
> be giving car
> crushing demonstrations in Kansas City this weekend.
> 
> Monster truck shows are never about clean green
> transportation with no
> tailpipe emissions, right? Electric vehicles can only be
> slow boring ugly
> golf carts, right? Wrong, on both counts. Team BIGFOOT,
> however, has built
> an electric Monster Truck which the team showed last
> November. This weekend
> the all electric Odyssey Battery BIGFOOT Monster Truck will
> be giving car
> crushing demonstrations at the .
> 
> The battery powered BIGFOOT Monster Truck, a.k.a. BIGFOOT
> #20, was unveiled
> in early November in a St. Louis parking lot. During that
> demonstration
> driver Jim Kramer spent 20 minutes crushing donated junked
> cars without
> losing power. An onlooker said "I've been going to monster
> truck shows for
> years, and I've never actually heard the cars get crushed
> under the tires.
> This thing is just unreal!"
> 
> It's powered by 36 lead-acid car batteries provided by team
> sponsor Odyssey
> Battery. The drive train is a powerful DC motor supplied by
> Dennis Berube of
> Electrified Motorsports of Phoenix, AZ. The truck itself was
> fabricated by
> the BIGFOOT team using a "bullet-proof" ProFab transfer
> case, custom-built
> driveshafts, and heavy-duty ZF planetary axles with internal
> wet disc
> brakes. Where the rubber meets the crushed cars are monster
> truck standard
> 66-inch tall Firestone flotation tires mounted on
> blacked-out custom 25-inch
> steel wheels, eight (8) nitrogen-charged Knight Stalker
> monster truck racing
> shocks, and custom limiting straps to prevent
> over-extension.
> 
> Since the November appearance the BIGFOOT team has been
> testing their
> electric BIGFOOT, to ramp up its performance potential.
> 
> What's key for this purpose is that "full torque at 0 RPM"
> concept. Unlike
> fossil fuel gasoline vehicles, electric motors don't have to
> rev up or
> otherwise build up a head of steam. Instead, as soon as you
> give power to an
> electric motor it goes. This torque can be used for hauling
> loads, for high
> acceleration electric dragsters, or for crushing cars.
> 
> What makes an electric car like the Nissan Leaf more sedate?
> While an
> electric motor CAN deliver full torque at 0 RPM, it doesn't
> have to do so.
> It all depends on how powerful is the controller and the
> throttle response
> curve it's configured for. In a Monster Truck application
> they'd configure
> this curve to provide lots of power, and everything depends
> on the
> willingness of the driver to gun the throttle. For a normal
> family sedan
> like the Nissan Leaf, the controller would have a more
> sedate throttle
> response.
> 
> Fans will be able to see the truck in operation all weekend
> long at the
> Autorama Car Show in Kansas City. Car crushing
> demonstrations begin on
> Friday evening and are spread out over the weekend with 7
> total sessions.
> [© 2013 torquenews.com ]
> ...
> http://www.autorama.com/?page_id=229#guest
> Odyssey Battery “BIGFOOT Monster Truck” Car Crush
> Demonstrations ...
> Saturday —> 1:30 & 4:00 & 8:00pm
> Sunday —> 1:30 & 4:00pm
> ...
> http://goo.gl/maps/VMrpl
> Map of 301 West 13th Street Kansas City, MO 64105
> ...
> http://electric-vehicle-discussion-list.413529.n4.nabble.com/EVLN-World-s-1st-Electric-Monster-Truck-The-ice-crusher-Video-td4660053.html
> EVLN: World's 1st Electric Monster Truck: The ice crusher!
> (Video) 
> 
> 
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