| From: | BrendanKotlanger-at-aol.com |
| Subject: | Re: New video of my Centaur [TANKS] |
| Date: | Thu, 24 Aug 2006 10:00:08 EDT |
| Reply-To: | tanks-at-rctankcombat.com |
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future tank
The next tank for my dad is designed to be about 85 lbs. I have not received an answer about what gear reduction I should use on it. At 6 to 1, it would put about 450 inch lbs of torque on the sprocket at 650 rpm. at 8 to 1, It would have 600 inch lbs. of torque at 500 rpm. This is a rough answer considering I did the calculations 3 weeks ago. It will be powered from ev-warriors at 24 volts. This will be a 31 inch tank. Each track will be a tts 3 inch wide. 4 road wheels on each side. the drive sprocket will be 4.5 inches diameter. Can I get away with a 6 to 1 reduction without stalling my motors?
current tank
My current tank uses 2 npc-02446 motors with an npc gear box that connects to a 3 to 1 chain drive reduction #35. The drive sprocket is 4 inch diameter. My current tank runs at 24 volts with 18 ah in the loop. The motors get warm after about 5 minutes of runtime. I still need to do a "kill the batteries" runtime test on it. The sprocket is calculated to spin at 500 rpm without resistance. I get the video as soon as I do the test.
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