Frank,
Thank you for your comments. You really have a lot of good ideas. You
mention the TTS design. I am not familiar with that and I was wondering if
you could point me in the direction of some reading on that. I also liked
your suggestion of just making a well designed interlocking tread fro
Steve,
Thanks for the input. My goal is to create a generic track system that can
be used on tracked robotic projects, tanks, and other RC vehicles. What I
liked about using the roller chain was I could have various sizes that all
functioned the same way. You mentioned guide horns. Can you post
Looks like a sweet ride Doug.
There's one important aspect about your track design that you failed to
mention: the rigidity of the 90 degree angle between the chain and the
tread. If that angle is not held rigid over the life of the track, the
probability of throwing a track goes up. Attachm
Doug looks awesome. The tacks look great.
Once i get my suspenion together (finally figured out) i will seriously start
racking my brain for track. The goal tank is a AMX13 .
Stewart
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Josh,
Impressive work so far. It looks like your modeling your tracks after
construction equipment. This is fine for low speeds, flat surfaces and no
suspension. I think you will find these tracks will throw quite often in
our typical battling environments and speeds. If your after a perfor
Doug,
The new tank looks impressive. Can't wait to see it on the battle field.
ST
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