A tank rolls on its road wheels, which in turn roll on the inside surfaces
of the track links.
The drive sprocket pulls (directly if rear-drive, via the rear idler if
front-drive) on the portion of the track behind the last road wheel.
Since the track is pinned to the ground by the weight on the
what are you measuring by doing that, i don't understand the measuring the
tracks.
i know we did talk about the gearing down of the motor, what the final
rpm's of the sprocket shaft would be plus the sprocket's dia would give you an
idea as to the tanks overall top speed was
In a me
The SU100 is 1 Montgomery.
-Original Message-
From: TyngTech
To: rctankcombat
Sent: Fri, Oct 18, 2013 1:39 pm
Subject: [TANKS] Re: Suggestion: New How to motor article on website.
To current battlers,
It would be cool to develop a database of motor and reduction data for
T???-MXL1 Strv 103 under construction
Motor:
- Shenzhen Unite Industries Co., Ltd.
- MY106B4M6-350W
- 24V 350W
- rated speed 2650 RPM; another source gives 3514 no load, 3087 @ max.
eff., 2858 rated, 2599 @ max. torque
- 11-tooth #25 sprocket
1st stage:
- 72-tooth #25 gear
- 2" V-dimension pull
I seem to recall a discussion a LONG time ago to the effect that we should
calculate the number of track links that go around the drive wheel and the
track link distance on the ground, since that's what actually moves the
vehicle.
On Friday, October 18, 2013 1:39:43 PM UTC-4, TyngTech wrote:
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Where are you guys located?
Derek
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> On Oct 18, 2013, at 9:27 AM, morrdubay wrote:
>
> something along this line would be nice. I am one of them newbies atm and am
> currently having trouble with motors to gears abd working out the ratio's. At
> the same time im making thi
To current battlers,
It would be cool to develop a database of motor and reduction data for the
current vehicles. If you want to contribute, please provide the motor type
and voltage your running with. If you know the published RPM and torque
numbers for your motors, include those. Include t
I have an Excel spreadsheet I use to figure ratios, RPM, torque, and speed.
I'll clean it up a bit and post to the list this weekend.
Steve Tyng
On Friday, October 18, 2013 10:27:37 AM UTC-4, morrdubay wrote:
>
> something along this line would be nice. I am one of them newbies atm and
> am c
something along this line would be nice. I am one of them newbies atm and
am currently having trouble with motors to gears abd working out the
ratio's. At the same time im making things worse for me cause im working on
3 tanks at the same time 2 are my friends but im kinda the research guy. We
