Thanks for the advice, i can see that i will fit right in, how do i contact
Joe ?
Rick
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Rick,
These guys are a buncha nuts..(thats my Brummbar they're
building)I would also consider Plastic Panzers for a fast way of
getting a hull built.Ask Joe for advice about extra support
areas.and his great geared motors...
Good luck
Kurt (Long Live the Alliance) G
It'll cost you money, however NiCAd or NiMH batteries are not a bad choice
for your super TIger. Looks like a heavy structure anyway and they'll save
you space for your son. Are NiCads still allowed in the US?
I am afraid you have to hurry with your tank. Kids grow up very fast at this
age!
Chrys
Many thanks all!
I'm still looking for a decent set of batteries to run it. I almost
went to the local Canadian Tire and bought a new set of wheelchair
batteries...but at $120 a battery, I couldn't do it.
I'm still looking. The 3 UPS's I had here at home got cannibalized
and two had bad batter
Congratulations, Brad ! Looks good.
- Doug
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On Behalf Of Frank Pittelli
Sent: Tuesday, April 14, 2009 10:11 AM
To: R/C Tank Combat
Subject: [TANKS] T066 Designated
I am pleased to annou
Thanks John. I started carving up the marker just before the Easter
weekend. After visiting family, I have returned home to a snow storm
but should get the turret fiberglassed this coming weekend. Once the
turret is glassed, mounted, and spinning, I'll be mounting the marker.
During the test in t
Having bought the same batteries and not having a chance to use them
yet, it's nice to know that they are performing well for you, hope I
get the same results.
Greg
On Apr 14, 1:27 pm, Fred Thomson wrote:
> Thanks John. I started carving up the marker just before the Easter
> weekend. After visi
Looking good Brad.
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Battle scheduled in Maryland, Saturday May 2nd. Just a short flight or
10 hour drive. The only battles on the North American continent and
the esteemed birthplace of the hobby. We've even had some of the EU
brethren make the journey. Hope to see you then.
John
On Apr 13, 4:15 pm, rbunc...@aol.co
Rick,
Contact MAG Industries c/o Tri-Pact Foundry Inc. They have
successfully built and battled, Tiger I, Panzer IV, KV-1, Comet,
Navarone 16" Naval Gun, Pak 40 Anti-tank gun, and a 155mm howitzer. In
conjuction with Tyng Industries, built the Goer supply vehicle.
Current project is a commis
Paul Hilton wrote:
> Thought I would give you all a heads up.
www.allelectronics.com is definitely one of the places that I keep
visiting when looking for electronic parts. They always have a nice
assortment of useful things, although they don't always have exactly
what you were looking for .
I am pleased to announce that Brad Browne's Tiger has been officially
designated as T066, with a very nice collection of photos and
construction details at:
http://www.rctankcombat.com/tanks/T066/
If you recall, Brad's tank is being built so that his son can ride in
it, which adds som
Thought I would give you all a heads up. In my regular browsing of surplus
outlets online I found these:
http://www.allelectronics.com/make-a-store/item/DCM-130/24VDC-135W-MOTOR-W/-BELT-GEAR/1.html
http://www.allelectronics.com/make-a-store/item/DCM-1250/24VDC-250W-MOTOR-11-TOOTH-SPROCKET/1.htm
also, later on, use the search function on this group website, for
example when you are looking for a motor, marker, or RC RX/TX, search
this group and you will find experiences and advice that is actually
relevant to using said system on a tank - this is something you cannot
find anywhere else bu
Joe Sommer's Hetzer had some plans and a parts list with sources, but it
looks like it has been removed. Maybe send him an email and ask real nice.
On Tue, Apr 14, 2009 at 6:58 AM, Bill Hamilton wrote:
>
> On Mon, Apr 13, 2009 at 10:39 PM, wrote:
> > Very cool, so where do you get the batterie
On Mon, Apr 13, 2009 at 10:39 PM, wrote:
> Very cool, so where do you get the batteries,drive system and tracks ?
Motors, batteries, chains, cogs and driveshafts can be purchased from
a variety of places, at a variety of costs. What's available and at
what price changes pretty quickly, so what
What experience do you currently have in designing and building models
of any sort? What materials are you most comfortable working with?
Steve Tyng
On Apr 12, 12:44 pm, rbunc...@aol.com wrote:
> Im new to this but have always been a ww2 history buff abd wouldnt
> mind getting a rc tank but h
Batteries usually come from ebay or a local supplier (seal lead acid
usually 12V18Ah), drive systems are varied but easiest is from Anvilus
(look up on Google) Joe sells pre-geared motors at a reasonable price.
($60 each) Tracks can go from homemade w/ hinges, homemade w/
treadmill belts, b
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