Re: RE: maple, oak, poplar [TANKS]

["Marc en Wendy" <marcmethorst-at-zonnet.nl>]

Very good looking indeed!

I wonder if the sprocket driven TTS is derived from the design of T028, the 
American/Dutch engineered JSF (Joint Sprocket Feature)?

Merry Christmass to you all and happy tankin' in 2005!

Marc



----- Original Message ----- 
From: "SteveT44" <SteveT44-at-comcast.net>
To: <tanks-at-rctankcombat.com>
Sent: Monday, December 20, 2004 4:58 AM
Subject: RE: RE: maple, oak, poplar [TANKS]


> Amir wrote:
>
>> I'll race you for the title of "T033 Builder".
>
> Ah... Grasshopper.  Your impulsive statement born of youth has persuaded 
> me
> to turn CAD drawings into reality.  I was able top take a few hours of the
> day to turn cerebral contemplation into the chassis of my next tank - a
> Cromwell MKIV.  I offer the attached photographic proof as evidence!   ;-)
>
> I also offer a glimpse of Tyng Industries next generation suspension 
> system.
> The Tyng Suspension System or "TSS" for short.  The TSS utilizes wheel 
> axle
> bolts, 1/4" aluminum plate and bearings to provide a very robust and 
> simple
> to produce active suspension system.  Other notable features of this new
> design are a 24 volt EV Warrior drive system, a sprocket driven TTS, and a
> light weight foam core construction.
>
> Frank, I humbly request that this next generation vehicle be given the
> designation "T033".  Additional photography and commentary will follow.
>
>
>    Steve "The Master" Tyng
>
>
>