big shame wont be ready to battle for some time but maybe next time
On Jun 25, 6:20 pm, neroc funkyne...@ntlworld.com wrote:
Im looking for battlers with a list of weekend dates when they are
available for a fight.
I can find a battle site somewhere between Manchester and Stoke and
offer
Neil your a gentleman, yes would be great if you could do it for me,
what details do you need?
Andy Delve
Building M1A1 1/6th
Main structure (wood) almost complete, at the stage of building turret
- radio controllers and wheels yet to do
location: Basildon, Essex UK
pics to follow
Andy
On Jun
As I am sure you all know the M1A1 has restricted turret space, I have
compensated a little while still trying to keep to 1/6 scale,
increasing the turret side panels by a extra 2 in height which then
has the effect of reducing the width of the top panel whilst staying
with the correct angle - not
Andy,
While it doesn't answer your question. Have you thought about going with
the smaller caliber marker that the guys are using in the Panzer II? Tank
#T077
Thanks,
Bob
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Motors came yesterday from Joe!! Thanks for getting them here so quickly
Joe.
Bob
Red Lion, Pa.
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Why not just use tubing and place a spring to push up the paint balls?
Ryan p.
On Jun 26, 2011, at 4:08 AM, Andy_Basildon andrewde...@ymail.com wrote:
As I am sure you all know the M1A1 has restricted turret space, I have
compensated a little while still trying to keep to 1/6 scale,
My solution to this problem included hacking a Empire B loader so that i
could re-route the feed system into
feed neck of the paintball gun. I'm going to try to link some pictures
below.
Hacked Empire/Halo feeder pic
Will Montgomery used a commercially available loader (I think it was a
Q-Loader) to push the paintballs up from below the marker. A gravity
fed magazine sat above the loader mechanism. He had enough height for a
cut-down magazine from a paintball gun, but a simple tray would have
worked as
So does the C6C grant variable speed or mearly allow it? I have the
Anvilus MRC and automotive relay ESC which is not in it's self
variable, could the C6C grant it proportinal speed?
Aaron (overly hopeful) F
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No, the C6C does not provide proportional speed control. The C6C simply
generates 6 servo signals, just like a standard R/C receiver would do.
You need two single-channel ESCs or a dual-channel ESC to get
proportional speed control. Dual-channel ESCs almost always provide
their own channel
thanks Bob, i will look into this maybe my only option.
On Jun 26, 11:35 am, gettysburg11...@aol.com wrote:
Andy,
While it doesn't answer your question. Have you thought about going with
the smaller caliber marker that the guys are using in the Panzer II? Tank
#T077
Thanks,
Bob
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thanks Jeremy the idea looks good, i'm looking at Ryan's idea first
because i think i will still have the space problem with the hacked
empire, but i will certainly look into the best option and may will
use a combination of ideas.
On Jun 26, 3:34 pm, Jeremy Brosious joker0...@earthlink.net
thanks Frank, money is a bit short so buying an off the rack may not
be viable but i'm looking at using maybe a combination of ideas to get
round the lack of space
On Jun 26, 4:05 pm, Frank Pittelli frank.pitte...@gmail.com wrote:
Will Montgomery used a commercially available loader (I think it
Isnt it funny how every onee of us complain about only 1 thing 95% of
the time? Money. Nobody has money, or at least the wife will not allow
allocation of funds for the most important non-essential projects of
our free time. Tanks.
I would love to see what we could do if we were batchlors.
On
I personally still wouldn't have any money even if I wasn't married between
my shooting sports, desire to rebuild a WW2 tracked vehicle, and my lust for
a Lotus Eliseall the money would still be gone.
Derek
On Sun, Jun 26, 2011 at 9:43 AM, Cobra afreem...@live.com wrote:
Isnt it funny how
http://s1199.photobucket.com/albums/aa468/andydelve32/?action=viewcurrent=Photo263.jpg
http://s1199.photobucket.com/albums/aa468/andydelve32/?action=viewcurrent=Photo264.jpg
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I have this idea for a loading mechanism. It comes from a firearm company. Look
up the Calico m950 or any other guns made by this company. They use a magazine
that in the most simple statement is a wide round piece of plastic pipe with a
screw shaped item in the center. With a grooved rod in
Here is photo. Just imagine it was paintball and not bullets. would it work? By
the by these pistol magazines could hold 50 bullets In one magazine. While it
is only for a Pistol! Cool or what?
Ryan p.
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almost like the clip for a Tommy Gun, but with levels
Chris,
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Mark Massey produced a great feed solution for his M1A1.
http://www.rctankcombat.com/tanks/T074/
As far as I know, it worked very reliably at the battles he attended.
- Doug
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In a message dated 6/26/2011 11:05:34 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
frank.pitte...@gmail.com writes:
Will Montgomery used a commercially available loader (I think it was a
Q-Loader) to push the paintballs up from below the marker. A gravity
fed magazine sat above the loader mechanism.
Mark, would you go over what's inside the turret here?
_http://www.rctankcombat.com/tanks/T074/002-large.jpg_
(http://www.rctankcombat.com/tanks/T074/002-large.jpg)
Chris,
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I recieved my motors from Joe Saturday. Sat them in the hull to check the
fit.
I glued more wheels today. Scaled the upper hull on the 1/35 scale model
up to 1/6 scale. I cut the fenders and have them tacked on to the lower
hull. The fenders will be the base for the upper hull and will
Here a discussion thread link:
http://groups.google.com/group/rctankcombat/browse_thread/thread/cafecb33bbd
6fcbd/8b1a5cf2a15956f8?lnk=gst
http://groups.google.com/group/rctankcombat/browse_thread/thread/cafecb33bb
d6fcbd/8b1a5cf2a15956f8?lnk=gstq=plc#8b1a5cf2a15956f8
q=plc#8b1a5cf2a15956f8
that's beef looking
maybe use it as a loading hatch for your paint balls?
Chris,
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