I'm slowly building a new set of tracks for the Cromwell. Hope to be ready
for any battles this year.
ST
On Fri, Mar 22, 2024 at 12:11 AM 'odysseyslipw...@aol.com' via R/C Tank
Combat wrote:
> I haven't seen or heard anything for a little while and was about to start
> writing this email to se
my tank is taken
>> apart and gathering dust. I can probably get it together with a little
>> battle notice. I can host here, too.
>>
>> - Doug
>>
>> On Saturday, October 14, 2023 at 7:29:38 PM UTC-4 Caleb Smith wrote:
>>
>>> That's how y
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>
> On Thu, Oct 12, 2023 at 6:36 PM, Steve Tyng
> wrote:
>
> A new wife huh? Well congrats!
>
> I might be up to a tank battle. It would give me the incentive to build a
> much needed new set of threads for the Cromwell. Might even convert it to
> LifePO
I'd be up for a battle. Good to see old friends. Might bring a gkid or
two.
On Friday, October 13, 2023 at 3:55:13 AM UTC-4 Derek Engelhaupt wrote:
> https://www.facebook.com/groups/809524229962511
>
> Derek
>
> On Thu, Oct 12, 2023 at 9:37 PM 'odyssey...@aol.com' via R/C Tank Combat <
> rcta
A new wife huh? Well congrats!
I might be up to a tank battle. It would give me the incentive to build a
much needed new set of threads for the Cromwell. Might even convert it to
LifePO4 while I'm at it.
https://photos.google.com/photo/AF1QipOCjAY-_3AAc2wykWedFImroHvkRTeZ2d9S3b8c
Steve T.
On
I dusted the old Cromwell off to give my gkids wagon rides around the
yard. Got me thinking of the old group.
Steve T.
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Hmm... Look at that, people still have tanks laying around. I dusted off
the Cromwell the other day to tow the gkids around the front yard in a
wagon and thought about the old group. Might be interested in battling
again.
Steve
On Tuesday, February 16, 2021 at 11:32:53 PM UTC-5 odysseysli
If you go this route color choice is the most important factor. My vote is
for
http://store.makerbot.com/nuclear-green-abs-1kg-spool-1-75mm-filament.html
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A TD is completely viable. Just make sure it turns really well.
IMO, TD's are best played in longer range sniper rolls as compared to a
knife fight. If your limiting yourself to a TD for easer construction.
There's no reason to limit yourself to just TD's. You can build a turreted
tank with
Build some pontoons for the thing and you'll have a sailboat.
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Was not referring to you Bill.
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event
should have been called off Friday morning when they were forecasting 100%
chance of rain and 5 to 8" of snow.
IMO this was one big FUBAR.
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Pandora's box...
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Their calling for 8" now. If anybody is fool enough to go, take plenty of
food and water, otherwise it might be another Donner Party!
Steve "Not Getting Stuck in the Mountains" Tyng
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Unless there's a dramatic change in the weather report this afternoon. I
won't be driving up the mountain tomorrow.
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Nice work John.
With that control setup the Abomination is going to be a very good long
range gunner.
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For those first timers coming to the Gettysburg battle. If you have or can
borrow a paintball mask bring it.
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Nice joinery.
Steve
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If you think that was good you should dig through the old list. Such bantor
was the norm back in the day. Maybe you can find some of the tank Haiku I
used to post.
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Were talking East Coast heat buddy! Your Nevada 120 degree 1 percent
humidity stuff is child's play.
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Another lamination technique is ply/cork/ply. I built the turret of T047
using this method. Basically, you glue a sheet of 1/4" cork on a sheet of
1/32" plywood. Once dried, this is bent around a form (ply on the inside)
and a second sheet of ply is glued to the outside. Once dry, the part
I can see this is going to get technical so let me head it off at the past.
Rule Proposal:
Any weapon system that does not utilize a closed breach are considered
one-shot weapons. Examples:
Bazookas
Recoiless Rifle
Rocket Launcher
Missile Launcher
Ballista
Slingshot
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Three week build huh? Mike your a beast!
Great work and good looking vehicle. Can't wait to see how it plays with
the fixed gun and suspension elevate.
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The price point looks good but Dimension doesn't have a very good
reliability record with us.
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Street cred depends on your ranking on this list:
or was it this list? I forget.
;)
On Tuesday, October 18, 2011 2:45:48 PM UTC-4, Ryan W. wrote:
>
> How much street cred does one who is half way done with a tank, and who is
> willing to battle have? So I know my standing
>
> Ryan
Just saw this.
http://servocity.com/html/servoblocks.html
It's a means to reinforce the output of a servo against lateral loads. This
is basically what I home-brewed for the elevate servo on my Cromwell.
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Excellent work! Looking forward to baptizing the new baby on the 29th. ;)
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Dave,
As far as I know, nothing has matured yet as no changes have been
implemented, only discussions. And discussions have been going on regarding
these subjects since 2000. Before taking any more credit, I'd suggest
getting that tank built and battling and get yourself some street cred.
T
I have a box of 50 of those 12g cartridges if your interested. Give you a
good deal.
Steve Tyng
On Monday, October 17, 2011 11:48:25 PM UTC-4, Ryan W. wrote:
>
> My new idea would require co2 so more psi. But I wonder if I could use
> those " awful 12 gram Cartrige things"
own with rocket armed jeeps and
tankets and such.
A Weisel 2 Ozelot with four tubes would be wicked.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Ozelot.jpg
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s classes? By weight?
>
> The speed differences are novel too. It would be interesting to see a
> battle played to the speed chart.
>
> Mike
>
> *From:* Steve Tyng
> *To:* rctank...@googlegroups.com
> *Sent:* Monday, October 17, 2011 9:35 AM
> *Subject:*
adopted, I would slow the Cromwell down to 5mph.
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wanted to run with it. I imagine a solenoid or spring loaded system would
be the way to best trigger them.
http://goblinpaintball.com
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The hull is fiberglass and the wheels are metal. It's a Russian kit and in
typical Russian style, massively built.
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Ryan,
To my keen eye that looks like a very good looking A7V Sturmpanzerwagen. I
can't wait to see it "rolling" onto the battlefield. ;-)
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nse but the slowest speed and the lights are the fastest
but weakest armor. This scheme would offer battling styles for all tastes.
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I was commenting on his thought on historical basis which jives with my last
posting under the T-70 thread.
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Great minds think alike! ;-)
> In our opinion, any reference to historical accuracy
> beyond Rule II.1 is preclusive rather than inclusive.
> Why argue about gun size, or armor thickness, or ground
> speed, or magazine capacity, or ... ? All of these
> issues are relative to the time peri
s built so into the heavy bucket it goes. That
Sheridan was a light so goes into the light bucket. Each bucket would have
an assigned defensive rating, a max speed, and a max ammo load. For me,
this makes the most sense for the hobby IF you want to open vehicles from
all era's.
Steve Ty
It's a tank with a main gun of under 70mm so would get 30 rounds. As to
production, they only built 22 of the PII J's so that's setting the bar
pretty low. Don't see why a production of 15 wouldn't suffice?
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&v=pF3nnBJh7J4
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Maybe some sort of width allowance could be given to the WW1 tanks. They
were built to cross trenches where a longer and narrower design was
advantagious. I wouldn't mind shooting at and extra wide FT-17 or 1914,
that is after I've finished off that PII squadron! ;-)
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The Wiesel 1. It would only have two defense points and thirty rounds of
ammo but it sure would tear up those supply lines.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiesel_AWC
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Bob,
I'm impressed with your ability to work in 3D so well. That tank doesn't
exactly have the easiest upper hull to replicate.
Steve
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John,
I'm actually looking forward to seeing the two PII's on the field. All this
posturing on my part was to get a rule passed. Been trying to do it for 10
years now with no luck. I could care less whether you're little beauty has
4 or 3 hit points and I'll build the T-70 no matter what def
I am very much looking forward to this battle. Should be the best on in
years.
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4 PM
> *Subject: *Re: [TANKS] Re: Another Rule Change Proposal
>
> What tanks would a sloped armor rule effect?
>
> Mike
>
> *From:* Steve Tyng
> *To:* rctank...@googlegroups.com
> *Sent:* Thursday, October 13, 2011 1:13 PM
> *Subject:* Re: [TANKS] Re: Another Rul
Any modern MBT is considered a heavy (four hit defensive rating). If you
want to get technical, a 510mm thickness, being more than 70mm would qualify
for a four hit defensive rating. If measured at an angle, the thickness
would be in excess of 510mm (the amount depending on angle) and therefor
Any tank that has an angle to its front armor.
Steve
On Thursday, October 13, 2011 2:21:34 PM UTC-4, Mike Mangus wrote:
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> What tanks would a sloped armor rule effect?
>
> Mike
>
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So exactly how does the horizontal measurement rule not benefit the hobby?
It's sole purpose is to bring parity between the slab and sloped designs.
Yes, I'm interested in building the T-70 light to counter that abomination
of a Panzer II but it would also benefit all sloped designs. Sloped a
This is a factor I did not consider. I withdraw my sliding scale addendum.
My proposal for the horizontal measurement rules still stands.
Steve Tyng
On Thursday, October 13, 2011 12:20:03 PM UTC-4, Bill Byrnes wrote:
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> I don't have the rules in front of me, but it seems to m
I disagree. The front hull plate thicknesses are generally well documented
for most tanks. In comparison, the turret armor thicknesses are generally
not well documented. Front armor angles are usually documented or can be
easily derived from published plans. If one may recall, the T005 tank (
the asset, using the
following table:
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EV Warriors. There's some on eBay currently.
http://www.robotcombat.com/products/0M-EVCCW.html
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k Pittelli wrote:
>
> On 10/12/2011 4:05 PM, Steve Tyng wrote:
> > On that Steyr RSO, it's amazing what a little Googling will find:
> >
> > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Steyr_RSO_w-Pak_40.jpg
> > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Rso_pak.jpg
>
> What
Frank's not going to change the rules unless someone takes a baseball bat to
him. My never ending quest to get an horizontal armor measurement amendment
is a case in point. If need be, to get around this and any other rules I
may find restrictive, I'll just ignore them on the battlefield! ;
10mph at only .6hp is probably a bit unrealistic. My tank (T040) when first
built was measured at 8+mph on flat pavement. It's weight is in the range
your talking for your vehicle and it's running two 950w motors at 24v (3hp)
with a commercial motor controller. With 350w motors we are seeing
sions:
MOT-24250G
MOT-24450G
These motors are nice as they incorporate a reduction gear.
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EV Warriors where supplied in pairs, one timed to operate faster in the CW
direction and the other in the CCW direction and were marked as such. Any
bot builder from the day would know this.
There's several on eBay right now.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/EV-Warrior-Electric-Motor-CW-CCW-Matched-Set
Are they a matched pair?
Steve
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Stay on the beltway and gut it out. There's a bunch of construction in VA
which makes it a real pain but hitting the other roads in VA at this time of
day will save you no time. Traffic should be flowing OK as you will be
against rush hour traffic until you get close to MD where there will be
Well I have one. Guaranteed to have been worn by a bonafide star and world
points leader of RCTankCombat. ;)
Taking bids!
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I haven't had a set of SLA's give decent performance past two years. I
figure the factors of over-discharging, bouncing around in the tank, and the
cheap Chinese batteries I've been using have attributed to this. This last
battle I bit the bullet and purchased a better quality of SLA's so will
Four Headway LifePO4 38120S cell's in series will give you a 13v 10ah pack
for $60.
http://www.evassemble.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=18
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Mike,
It will be good to see you behind the wheels of your tanks finally. Can't
wait to see those LifeP04's in action.
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I decided I was spending to much time with WOT and unloaded from my PC.
Started fleshing out a design for a T-70 light in my head and on the
computer. Trying to think of a way to do a TTS kit in laser-cut ply.
Starting to work on my Mogador warship again. Looking for a decent house to
buy t
A minimalist tank:
- Radio Shack rock crawler toy
- Cardboard box covering the rock crawler with a Stug III drawn on the
side in Crayon
- Kmart paintball gun duct taped to the box
- A string is tied to the gun trigger for firing
- A supply of cheap off brand alkaline batteries
A point to remember, the Hobbyking radios require a separate PC to program
them (even to make trim adjustments). Not necessarily a bad thing but the
cost of a portable PC needs to be factored in if you want to be able to make
adjustments field-side.
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Reminds me when I started building my first tank. It was my birthday and
all I asked for was one full day uninterrupted in the shop.
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The field is a 10 to 15 minute drive west of Gettysburg. As it is private
property the address is withheld from the public forum.
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Agreed, I missed your point.
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battling tanks
could run circles around them.
Here's a thought, give me $4K and I'll make anybody a competitive tank.
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An AMX13 would be kick ass. I'd love to see someone do that articulating
turret.
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o at
least two MAG battles and show us your battlefield domination. If you
score more net points than everyone else during those battles, we'll
allow you to change whatever rules you want."
So does this challenge apply to only Dave or can it apply to say me?
;-)
Steve Ty
umboids to battle competivaly against M1's and I think that would be
very cool indeed.
Go ahead and build the Jagdpanther and build it to the three foot rule. It
would be a terror on the battlefield.
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I almost dropped my radio when I first ran the Cromwell.
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Neil,
These new Panzer II's coming out of Tri Pact have got me thinking of
building a new smaller tank. If I'm going to go through the trouble of
designing something smaller I might as well see if I can make it to fit
airline baggage restrictions because I would love to battle with you guys.
ots on a couple of
episodes and the machines are similar enough.
Steve Tyng
On Monday, September 19, 2011 7:19:44 PM UTC-4, Modena wrote:
>
> With appropriate prior arrangements with the airline you can take firearms,
> so I would imagine a paintball marker
I guess my next tank will have to built to fit airline luggage
restrictions. The question now is check-in, over-head, or under-seat? ;)
Steve "Need to Kick Neil's Bottom" Tyng
PS: I will not be getting to the UK this year. We took a west coast
vacation instead.
On Saturday, September
Jason,
Welcome. You'll have to do the Panther. All the Tiger slots are filled
up! ;-)
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Looks like the next Gettysburg battle will be on October 29th.
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Yes, you are correct. I usually work with much larger UPS's.
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If you have a "Smart-UPS" branded APC UPS so much the better. They produce
a pure sine wave as compared to the modified sine wave of my cheaper
"Back-UP" branded APC UPS.
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This is good to know.
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The MAG participation in the 2011 AWM Open House was a great success and fun
was had by all. It was great meeting those list members that made the trek
to Nokesville VA on Saturday. John Pittelli was the Iron Man, manning the
Nazarone gun most of the day and instructing would be combatants on
The seven
channel rx in the turret is controlling elevate and trigger functions.
As far as I know, this can only be done using the older analog radios and
not the newer 2.4ghz systems.
Steve Tyng
T005, T040
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So when is one of our pic guru's going to develop a simple little board that
will drive a reversing relay and provide a PWM signal for an off board SSR?
Just a simple little single channel reversing speed control that the enduser
can scale to whatever amperage level is required by sizing the re
I'll pass on the cheap Chinese scooter controllers. Might try cheap Chinese
SSR's though.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-SSR-Solid-State-Relay-DC-DC-50A-220VDC-/180706899480?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2a12f87618
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Any reason Tri-Pact did not go with the Yi-Yun Model YK42-2 which doesn't
have all those annoying extra wires and connectors? Unless of course
Tri-Pact is installing brake and turn signals on their next generation
battlefield emasculated vehicles.
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Frank,
What wattage controllers are you running in Paul's tank?
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No one has made a successful DIY marker for our hobby. It's cheaper in the
long run to buy a commercial marker. Do yourself a favor and forget about
DIY markers.
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I'll see if I can bring along Red Rider wagon. We can tow smaller kids
around the field with the tanks. Might be fun.
Steve
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No consistent time, depends what kind of mood the wife is in! ;-)
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Scooter controllers are controlled by a standard 5K potentiometer. It would
be easy enough to fabricate some form of connection between a servo and the
pot.
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The RAM II and Lowe are popular because you can buy them (no experience
required).
Good to see your up to a medium, not that it wasn't fun having you tag along
in your little light. ;-)
I just got my T-34-85 upgraded to the high velocity 85mm gun this morning.
Looking forward to putting more
controller
relays would effect the scooter controller (if at all).
I'd consider the described setup as halfway between on/off and a full blown
proportional mixing ESC.
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Francisco,
Very nice work. What island do you live on?
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Nice start and attention to detail.
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he Spyder based guns is that you can
always upgrade to a better eHandle or install a mechanical. The Spyder
handles are all interchangeable.
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Can the C12C be configured to PWM a Crydom D1D40 SSR, or even better, an
opto isolated n-channel MOSFET (diy SSR)?
Not that the Chinese controllers aren't bad, but I've taken one apart and
was a bit dubious of build quality.
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