just getting a little farther ahead (in hopes my nephew shows up), i figure
there is no need to have this operated via R/C, but rather a simple control
box and tether.
now the box, switches and wires are a no biggie as i am thinking maybe a
long (retractable? coiled? straight) phone line th
Hi George,
Nicely done.Very neat and tidy. Love those torsion bars!
Cheers Kaz
On Mar 11, 1:28 am, George Mastoras wrote:
> A little more progress for me, I removed half the spring/arm/wheel
> assemblies that where 5mm and ground them back with a grinder to match the
> other half which wher
In a message dated 3/11/2009 11:13:31 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
jpl...@yahoo.com writes:
Chris,
You can have ana ctual artillery piece, like the Flak 88 or
Navarone gun. Or just like the Germans, use a tank turret. My Bunker
Comet was fielded in that spirit when the hull was out of orde
In a message dated 3/11/2009 11:12:29 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
frank.pitte...@gmail.com writes:
All of our fixed artillery pieces include a Guard Squad
what, i have to take stock in GI Joe figures now? what if i just cut out
some figures from paper plates and glue them to popsicl
Chris,
You can have ana ctual artillery piece, like the Flak 88 or
Navarone gun. Or just like the Germans, use a tank turret. My Bunker
Comet was fielded in that spirit when the hull was out of order for
the fall battle that you attended.
John
n Mar 11, 1:38 am, odysseyslipw...@aol.com wr
I'm sure that I can either drop you a system off the next time we nip
down to a\ battle in essex or I can find out how much it would cost to
post it to you.
Failing that, technobots do a dirt cheap 3 channel 40MHz system for
about 40 quid.
http://www.technobots.co.uk/acatalog/Online_Catalogue_3_
I don't have £150 to spend on one anyway at the moment. And even if i
had that money I wouldn't buy it.I don't need 4 channels unless i was
to buy a c6c where the lower price makes it worth it
On Mar 11, 9:00 pm, Gadget wrote:
> I paid £150 for a 40MHz Futaba 4 channel with servos and Rx about s
I paid £150 for a 40MHz Futaba 4 channel with servos and Rx about six
years back. I'd expect to be paying a lot less for a similar system
now the market has a lot of flashy computerised Tx's available.
Jon
On Mar 11, 7:09 pm, "Sgt.A.Johnson"
wrote:
> I'm in Cambridgeshire. I have no map to ha
I'm in Cambridgeshire. I have no map to hand at the moment and dial up
won't let me use an online map so i have no idea how far that is.
Probably too far as im in eaast
On Mar 11, 2:27 am, Pureteenlard wrote:
> If you only want a two channel system I can probably give you one of
> the many clutt
Here is an idea for an artillery piece - the M162 towed Vulcan
Its basically a box on top of a small trailer with a 20mm vulcan
cannon. Simply mount scale gun barrels around the marker barrel for it
to look like a rotary cannon. it has a huge ammo box that the bottle
will fit in and since you onl
Steve Tyng wrote:
> Though Frank takes much pleasure in extolling the virtues of his tank
> hauler and claims a design lineage from past Pitelli designs, it is in
> fact a cheap knock-off of the original Tyng Tank Hauler (TTH).
Once again, Mr. Tyng has his "facts" all wrong. The Tri-Pact Mark V
Modena wrote:
> how bunker like emplacements and their operating crew (and thus
> destroying the crew) would work is not covered by the rules I don't
> believe - there are allowances for fixed artillery and crew, but not
> in the spirit of a bunkeresq emplacement.
All of our fixed artillery piece
Regarding tank hauler solutions Frank wrote:
> Sounds like you might be interested in the "Tank Hauler Mark V" design,
> as shown in the attached picture. Based on a series of failed tank
> hauler designs for the Tiger, the Mark V represents the highest
> achievement in tank hauler functionality
A little more progress for me, I removed half the spring/arm/wheel
assemblies that where 5mm and ground them back with a grinder to match the
other half which where 4.5mm. The profile of these springs has basically
become a D shape.
Charged up 2 parallel sets of Nicads and drove it around for ju
they are field artillery, and are covered by the rules:
http://www.rctankcombat.com/rules/
"any fixed or movable piece of artillery"
"must be 1/6 scale"
"10 shot magazine, semi-auto"
how bunker like emplacements and their operating crew (and thus
destroying the crew) would work is not covered
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