Re: AC003 turret rotation servo and switches [TANKS]

[JOHN PITTELLI <jplily-at-yahoo.com>]

Robert, For a sprocket like that I think a hat would
definitely be in order. I was planning on using that
to change the rotation on my PzKwIV. The current
system sometimes jams, gets a little dicey on the
battlefield when that happens. So , if you're serios
I'll get some dimensions for you.

Cheers" that was a good show " John Pittelli


--- Robert Currie <rctanksrcool-at-yahoo.ca> wrote:
> Hi JOHN , If you have access to a metal lathe the
> sprocket cutting formula is in the how to's
> at(http://www.gizmology.net/sprockets.htm)... But I
> found that photo at
> (http://www.sampson-jeff.com/tank/) Hey if I make
> you one can I get a hat? :  ) Cheers Robert Currie
> 
> JOHN PITTELLI <jplily-at-yahoo.com> wrote: Robert,
> Where did you find that large gear?
> 
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> --- Robert Currie wrote:
> 
> > Hey Nick have a look at this turret set up looks
> > like a standard RC car speed control at least then
> > you can control speed of rotation Cheers Robert
> > Currie
> > 
> > Heidi/Nick Hoke wrote: 
> > Hi Steve, 
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> > This is my set up for the turret motor. I think it
> > may be less than 5 amps. 
> > Those push button switches are momentary on. 
> > 
> > I am tempted to try this without relays.
> > 
> > 
> > Nick
> > Kingston, Washington
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