15 6:03 PM, "Ben Holko" <b...@holnet.net> wrote:
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>>>> Motor size would depend on the weight of your vehicle. Most people with
>>>> these are using 300 watt, some 400 watt and if the vehicle is smaller and
>>>> lighter then a pair of 250watt shoul
How many watts should I look for on the the scooter motor? And I'm also going
to go with the higher volts is more efficient than low voltage? Would 2 car
batteries hooked up for 24v work, or would it not have enough run time and
weight too much.
I talked with my dad and he wants a tank from
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> How many watts should I look for on the the sc
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How many watts should I look for on the the scooter motor? And I'm also going
to go
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1) The most important selection criteria for your tank should be: Pick
the one that you think is cool. You'll be spending way more time
building and showing off your tank then you will be battling it. So,
despite the many past threads that talk about one "advantage" or
another, just build
