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From: anvilus9-at-comcast.net
Subject: Re: New builder-to-be [TANKS]
Date: Sat, 12 May 2007 16:37:02 +0000
Reply-To: tanks-at-rctankcombat.com


 -------------- Original message ----------------------
From: Grant Mahalek <gmahalek-at-shaw.ca>
> I just needed claification. You say the chains can be recessed into the hull 
> wall or carry the chains externally.

Steve Tyng helped Rob Snyder build Tiger #T047 and recessed the chains
into the hull walls.
http://www.rctankcombat.com/tanks/T047/04photo.jpg

He used his M1 motors (MY1016Z3-350W).  You can remove 
the face plate and rotate it 90 degrees to allow LH and RH 
mounting.

> Does this apply to the M01 Motors you offer. Does this mean the motors are not 
> advanced or can you reverse the timing or gear reduction unit to allow the 
> sprockets to protrude out the sides of the hull?

Unite no longer makes the 350W version with gear
reducer.  Steve no longer imports motors.  His M1 
motors had 6.5% timing difference when I tested 
them about two years ago.

495 rpm CCW no load, 3.0A
463 rpm CW no load, 2.7A

You can ask Steve and Rob if Tiger #T047 pulls right or left.

> I was interested in the M01 Motors, but I assumed the motors were positively 
> timed like the other Unite scooter motors. Is this correct?

My M01 motors are exactly the same size but 300W 
(Unite MY1016Z3-300W).  You can also remove the face 
plate and rotate it 90 degrees to allow LH and RH 
mounting as shown in the attached JPG.   I can provide 
instructions from Steve.

I just tested my M01 motors.  They have 2.6% timing difference.

385 rpm CCW no load, 1.5A
375 rpm CW no load, 1.4A

I use two 18V DeWalt DW960 right angle drill motors in my new
Bren Gun Carrier that have 5.8% timing difference operating at 
24V.  It does not have much right-left pull on grass and only mild 
pull on pavement.

DeWalt DW960 at 24V
690 rpm CCW with tracks, 4.1A
650 rpm CW with tracks, 3.6A

I doubt that 2.6% difference will cause much right-left pull.

Joe

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Joe Sommer, Anvilus Machine Works
2378 Nantucket Circle, State College, PA 16803 
814.234.4773     anvilus9-at-comcast.net
http://www.anvilus.com 

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