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| Type: |
M113 |
Armament: |
None |
| Built: |
December 2009 |
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38mm AL |
| Builder: |
Derek Engelhaupt |
Rating: |
0/2 |
| Status: |
Rolling Chassis |
Battles: |
0 |
| Owner: |
Derek Engelhaupt |
Points Earned: |
0 |
| Call Sign: |
unknown |
Points Given: |
0 |
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Click Photo For Enlargement (88 Kb)
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The beginnings of a support vehicle.
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Click Photo For Enlargement (359 Kb)
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Click Photo For Enlargement (930 Kb)
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Supplemental fuel tanks for a little flair.
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Click Photo For Enlargement (585 Kb)
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Click Photo For Enlargement (253 Kb)
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40 pitch sprocket and a shot of the suspension arm.
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Shot of the drive motor and mount (which broke on the M113's maiden voyage).
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Click Photo For Enlargement (213 Kb)
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Click Photo For Enlargement (462 Kb)
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Looking better with a little bit of paint and suspension springs installed.
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Frontal view of the tracks (made by Rexnord) and lower hull plate (aluminum).
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Click Photo For Enlargement (526 Kb)
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Click Photo For Enlargement (529 Kb)
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Quick pic of the rough layout using the C6C controller and Vantec RDFR38D speed controller. As you can see there are slots for two more batteries to expand the 24V 7AH capacity that is installed. Major changes are planned when I return home from Afghanistan...
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