[TANKS] Re: 2060 sprocket or 60 sprocket

> snip < > The only problem I have come across is the fact that those scooter motors > only come with 25 pitch gears. I would had perfered 35 pitch, but I cant > find replacement sprockets at that size. Talk to Frank P. He did a set for me, very reasonably priced if I remember correctly. --

Re: [TANKS] Turret turn-table for British tankers.

I like the looks of the VXB turntables better even though they are more expensive: http://www.vxb.com/page/bearings/PROD/Kit11279 Derek On Tue, Mar 12, 2013 at 4:04 PM, Pete Arundel wrote: > These seem like reasonably good value, gentlemen, and range from 6" to 12" > > http://www.alwayshobbies.

[TANKS] Turret turn-table for British tankers.

These seem like reasonably good value, gentlemen, and range from 6" to 12" http://www.alwayshobbies.com/components/turntables/turntable-bearing-ring There are some cheap wheels on that site too which may be of use for some tanks. Pete. -- -- You are currently subscribed to the "R/C Tank Comb

Re: [TANKS] 2060 sprocket or 60 sprocket

Right now, its closer to a 1/4 scale t34 tank at 4ft (48inches)long, instead of the 38 1/4" of the T005 tying tank. I may cut it down latter to closer to 1/5 scale depending on how it looks. I want the extra strength as I am expecting this thing to be over 300lbs. I am planning on eventually p

[TANKS] velcro tracks

Has anyone thought of/tried to use velcro straps for tracks/drive "cog"? -Amir -- -- You are currently subscribed to the "R/C Tank Combat" group. To post a message, send email to rctankcombat@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe, send email to rctankcombat+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com Visit the grou

[TANKS] Re: Plastic conveyor belt

The INTRALOX site is a dreadful site to navigate through...please can anyone find a price list for some of their product that would make good track for a Tiger or a Panther ?? Thanks Alb. On Saturday, February 23, 2013 1:41:09 AM UTC+1, Jacob wrote: > > I was looking at the Anvilus Machine works

Re: [TANKS] 2060 sprocket or 60 sprocket

You won't need those sprockets. In fact they may cause binding or dragging problems. As the track goes around not all the bogie wheels will move at the same pace especially if a rock or stick stalls one of them. Having those sprockets there may cause the track to stutter over them or get caught.

Re: [TANKS] 2060 sprocket or 60 sprocket

Oh I am only going to use a single strand per side and see how it goes. I think that the strength of this track will work fine for my use. I am also considering making a boggie wheel with a bearing sprocket sandwitched between the two wheels, at least on the front and rear boggies, to act as gu

Re: [TANKS] 2060 sprocket or 60 sprocket

I am thinking about tack welding the sprockets to the shaft on the outside, and grinding my own "key" inside the hull for the other sprockets to seat down. The problem that I have is that keyed sprockets cost 3 times more money than non-keyed one's. I can afford $40 for 4 sprockets, but not $120

[TANKS] Wish they'd had this sport in high school

girls und panzer. Don't click if you're one of those snobs that doesn't like anime, but it's got some nice tank pron. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Girls_und_Panzer online stream for first episode(subbed): http://anilinkz.com/girls-und-panzer-episode-1 -- -- You are currently subscribed to the

[TANKS] Re: 4 wheeled fighting vehicle

Thanks Steve for those excellent drawings. I could not ask for more ? Joe , Im honored that you would follow my example involving construction methods, ( actually it was Phil Palmer who showed me how paper mache can be a build material ) but the main reasons I use paper mache is its a handy wa