Thank you Jason
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On 2013-02-09, at 5:01 PM, "Jason" wrote:
> Gyros are attached inline with the servo they control, they act as a passthru
> for user commands but in the absense of thatwill take over the control
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> From: Robert Cu
Gyros are attached inline with the servo they control, they act as a passthru
for user commands but in the absense of thatwill take over the control
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From: Robert Currie
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Date: Sat, 9 Feb 2013 16:58:
Thank you for your reply Steve when I do install the gyros I will be sure to
not make things sloppy
I found that we had this conversation back in 2008 I figured that someone might
have tried it by now
I was just wondering will you need extra channels to use a gyro or is it hooked
up in line wi
I have used hit sensors on model ships with smoke bombs and fire crackers. It
is easy to do and very dramatic. All you need is a 1/4 inch copper tube, a
dowel with a hit plate to go in and a micro switch. The switch is always on
and attached to the end of the tube where the dowel keeps the s
The limited testing that was done under less than ideal conditions showed
that the idea may have merit. There was some drift in the testing. IMO,
someone needs to just install a gyro on their tank and see how it goes on
the battlefield.
ST
On Thursday, February 7, 2013 8:16:06 PM UTC-5, Bar
I resent that, Rocheford! I'm a Yorkshireman! Midlander my arse . . .
On Thursday, 7 February 2013 01:40:20 UTC, TyngTech wrote:
>
> The Tyng T-Max suspension is basically an easily assembled and adjustable
> rubber torsion axle (RTA) ideal for use in small vehicular applications.
> RTA's are c
Having been to the sandbox and seen personally what an IED can do to a
Hummer, I would agree with Steve on that one. Hummers were not designed to
be put into the roles that they were used for in Iraq. They were really
just a replacement for the old Army Jeeps. Since there were not enough
armored
looks similar to the 6 wheeled vehicle in the new DieHard movie (and i'll
have to watch Fast and the Furious to see what the trucks in there were, but
i think they were shorter)
Chris
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below is a series of photos of the valentine "T073 aka Petes tank" that I
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