one empty field. On side of hill. Often rented out to neighboring
farms. Sometimes hired out to a buntch of rally drivers at weekends in
summer. It wouldn't be up to my mum or stepdad as its not their farm.
Will find out though.
On Feb 24, 1:26 am, funkyne...@ntlworld.com wrote:
Callum wrote:-
Just been having a look on the technobots site and think I should be
able to get some components there. They seem to have a lot of wheels
and sell tracks that may be too small though
On Feb 24, 10:20 am, Sgt.A.Johnson
callum.king.underw...@googlemail.com wrote:
one empty field. On side of hill.
Try getting a couple of RC warship pumps with Titan 12 turn motors...
those will generate some thrust without needing a tank of gas. Of
course, they'll drain your battery a bit, but everything's a tradeoff,
ja?
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Callum , I quite like the look of this vehicle ,I calculate the sizes
at:-
Length 573mm and Wide 338mm, I estimate the wheels at about
100-125mm ,very easy to get hold of.
I have been sat here thinking `how I would power such a vehicle ?` I
have thought of two possible methods both requiring
I probably won't make it float. It was just an idea. If i did it would
be because theres always a huge puddle near my house that would make
an interesting wading pool. I like the individual motor idea but will
probably just use 2 motors on the middle wheels and use some kind of
chain onto the
Have a look at http://www.supacat.com/pdf/Supacat_ATMP_A4.pdf
Of course the actual vehicle has conventional AND skid steering with
drive to the middle axle with chains to drive the front and rear wheel
pairs. No suspension except balloon tyres.
Would make a nice supply vehicle.
On Feb 21, 5:10
Mythbusters tried this at full scale with a very large HPA cylinder -
it was a roaring failure, moving the boat a few meters from memory,
and draining the cylinder in seconds.
On Feb 21, 11:59 pm, Sgt.A.Johnson
callum.king.underw...@googlemail.com wrote:
Just thought of a compactish propulsion
Is it possible to replace the 12V motors with 18 V or 24 V motors in order
to increase speed and torque? IN most transmissions it is possible to
replace teh motors. They're usually mounted with two screws.
Chrys
You could buy 2 kiddie car motors like...
That would be a perfect complement to my Challenger 2.
Go for it!
Chris
callum.king.underw...@googlemail.com wrote:
After ages of searching the web I have finally found a small vehicle
that I may be able to build. I wanted to do a quadbike but couldn't
find one that is officially in service
I thought it was just a nice shape to allow me to have something small
but very functional. If I can I may be able to do the full amphibious
stuff aswell. I reckon the hardest thing with that would be propulsion
though.
On Feb 20, 9:55 pm, Chris Malton chr...@cmalton.me.uk wrote:
That would be
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