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From: |
William and Melissa Johns <gizmology-at-gizmology.net> |
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Re: update your info in Tech Specs |
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Date: |
Sat, 09 Oct 2004 14:54:26 -0400 |
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tanks-at-rctankcombat.com |
Joe: Here's some info on the Mk V (T031). What I've planned but not
yet built is marked (planned). What I've not even managed to plan out yet
is left blank. I've added a field for height.
Everyone else: this list contains every field in Joe's
table. Cut-and-paste it and send him your own data.
Tank: T031
Model: Tank Mk V
Owner: W. E. Johns
Scale: 1/6
Motor Type: DC (planned)
Motor Voltage: 12v (planned)
Motor Power: 1/3 hp each (planned)
Transmission Type: Gears and Chain (planned)
Transmission Ratio:
Transmission Ratio 1:
Transmission Ratio 2:
Drive Shaft Speed: 250 rpm (planned)
Track Type: Plastic Conveyor (Dyna-Veyor DV-400-820)
Drive Type: Sprocket
Steering Mixed: Yes (planned)
Motor Controller:
Battery Capacity: 75Ah (planned)
Suspension: Rigid
Turret Rotate Motor: DC proportional (planned)
Turret Rotate Voltage: 12v (planned)
Turret Rotate Type: #25 chain
Gun Elevate Type: DC proportional (planned)
Gun Elevate Voltage: 12v (planned)
Gun Type: Homemade
Gun Caliber: 0.68"
Barrel Length: 9"
Trigger Type: electronic
Magazine Type: gravity tray (planned)
Magazine Capacity: 2 x 15
CO2 Capacity: 9 oz (planned)
Hull Length: 53"
Width with skirts: 26"
Height (not counting antennas, etc): 18"
Hull Material: 3/16" plywood
Armor Material: 3/16" plywood
Turret Material: DNA
Top Speed: 5.5 fps / 3.8 mph (planned)
Max Slope:
Turret Traverse Time: DNA
Radio Frequency:
At 11:22 PM 10/8/2004, you wrote:
>I urgently need your help to complete as many entries
>as possible for your vehicle. Remember how
>the guys on this list helped you get started?
>Please try to help the new guys by updating
>your info.
--
The modern foot is descended from the Roman measurement of the same name
and approximate value. The Roman foot, 11.65 modern inches, was usually
divided into 16 inches, as four palms of four Roman inches, about 3 modern
inches, each. So quit complaining about the metric system.