Sure, I will try my best, if my tank working well, a battle in the Mariland is
not far that much!! I only got one issue about the law that i did not get the
time to check... Do i will be considered a terrorist or a illegal gun seller if
i get check on the border with a paintball and a CO2 tank
Saw that actually after i shared the link.
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Did you notice the link to the R/C Tank Combat tracks article on that site ?
Near the bottom.
- Doug
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Here is a very interesting page i came across today. Love the 1939 track
motorcycle. The German camo smart car/tank would sure beat winter tires.
http://pedal-dozer.com/
Stewart
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Looks great so far Jean... As for meeting in battle, when your tank is
ready, if we hold a 2 day event would you come down from Quebec? Mais oui
mon frere. Tres bien...
John, the other Jean, Pittelli
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Joshua,
Modern MBT seem to have a sigle horn with split road wheels for better weight
coverage over the tracks compared to older tanks. My current plan is a light
tank which uses track with two horns. Also small lighter tracked vehicles seem
to still use a single road wheel and double horn ty
Frank,
I agree. I was just thinking 50 links kits. If you want two or three kits
to make your robot then that works as well. If I can pull this thing off I
will pre-sell kits such that I break even with the mold cost. I don't make
any money on those kits, but now I own the injection mold. After
"2 foot tracks" ... any vehicle with only a 1 foot wheelbase is not
worthy of a track :=)
Real tanks and robots have 2-3 foot wheelbases or roughly 6 foot tracks.
On 2/10/2015 3:56 PM, Joshua Updyke wrote:
Or about 300 kits of 2 foot tracks.
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Doug,
Thanks for the advise about the injection molding. I agree that a long
through hole is a pain but possible if you design around it. That is one of
the reasons I liked the overmolding design. You do not have to worry that
problem. It also makes a much cheaper mold. I am hoping to use of th
One thing I learned about injection molding is that you can't mold a part with
a long hole through it. Even a 1" long hole would need a substantial cone shape
to it to provide enough draft to release the part form the mold. It makes sense
when you think about how the mold works and the parts are
All the more reason to make everything from molded plastic as much as
possible and, more importantly, to use a design where a small number of
parts (say 4) can be used to build a variety of different track widths
and configurations. With a slight modification of Garnet's T011 design,
such a go
Frank,
Well the reason I am looking into using roller chain is to allow it to
match up with all the standard roller chain sprockets. I would be able to
get any standard roller chain sprocket, tensioner or other product designed
for roller chain cheaply and easily. You could use the roller chain
Why do you include roller links in the design? Or, in other words, what
problems do they solve?
Wouldn't it be cheaper and easier to have two pins embedded in each
tread as you show in your design and then mold a link that connects two
treads together. The link could then be shaped to fit in
Stewart,
Do you know one method is preferred over another? Or if one has advantages
or disadvantages?
I saw that some were on the outside and some are inside. With my design it
is not too difficult to put it on the outside. I was trying to think of a
way to put it on the inside as well. I was
Welcome fellow Canadian.
Stewart
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Full 1/6 scale at some decimals near of a SU-76
Jean-Maxime Cyr St-Pierre
Date: Sun, 8 Feb 2015 18:25:45 -0800
From: 3219ca...@gmail.com
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Subject: [TANKS] Re: Finaly, an RC tank
Good work! Is that a SU-76
On Sunday, February 8, 2015 at 8:18:49 PM UTC-5, Jean-Ma
Yes, I'm from province of Quebec in canada, so french canadian...
Jean-Maxime Cyr St-Pierre
Date: Mon, 9 Feb 2015 16:58:45 -0500
Subject: Re: [TANKS] Finaly, an RC tank
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Looks great.
Im going to guess he lives in Quebec :)
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