Dale here is a four channel surface radio with 4 servo's and discount
coupon for $109 plus shipping.
Will ( Mr. Coupon) Montgomery
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gary8883-at-earthlink.net wrote:
Hi
its me dale again. thanks for the e-mail it was very
helpful. Can you tell me the mesurments of the tankk in 1:6 scale? I
tried but i don't think there right. the mesurments are 25ft 11.5in in
lenght, 8ft 9in wide, and 7ft 5.66in tall. My fiend told me about ann
eletric motor called a SIM motor that is very powerful but compact.
haave you herd of this motor? and were can i get a four channel remote
control from for under $125? And the emails that i'm getting are
asking the city and place,
Rock Hill, South Carolina, USA
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Sent:
4/6/2005 4:27:23 AM
Subject:
RE: more questions [TANKS]
Hi Dale,
Interesting choice for your tank.
There's no turret so you'll only need a four channel radio, 2 channels
for your motors, 1 for gun elevation, and one for trigger. You could
use a tether control system to reduce cost if you want. About the
$1000, I don't think this particular tank will cost anywhere near that
but the money is spent over a year or so, so don't worry about costs so
much.
This tank has a large rear drive
wheel (around 7 to 8" in 1:6 scale) so you could probably use two
surplus Saturn wiper motors with direct drive to get decent performance
($12 each). With that hull shape you'll have plenty of room for
batteries. One or two 12amphr lead acid batteries would fit just right
or maybe even one 26amphr (wheelchair battery). I would build it on a
base of 3/4" plywood which you could fit a removable Lexan cover over
(or 1/4" luan plywood). Color doesn't matter and it does not have to
match exactly.
Like the original Char d'Assaut your vehicle will be prone to
getting stuck in ditches because of the long front and rear overhangs.
Don't let that detract you though. I think it's a cool, historically
significant vehicle, and you'll get a lot of questions on the battle
field about it.
Steve Tyng
Hi
its me dale again. Your email was very
helpful. It came some what of a shock to me 1,000 is alot of money! But
my parents will not let me give up. There are more questions for you.
How big of a motor to push the tanks? What kind of batterys? How can
you control the gun with the remote? Is lexsand (or some thing of that
spelling) good for this project? My dad can get some from his job. The
tank I will build is called a Char d'Assaut St Chamond is there any
other tanks like it in the field? Does the color mater? And the last
question, does it have to match the tank perfectly? thank for your help
and the encourgment!
sinserly dale
gary owings
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