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Close up of the sprocket and road wheels.
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Side view with the plastic model on top.
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Switches, volt meter, cooling fans and wires that have to be moved yet.
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The sound system used for the tank moving sounds, including motor
running and track noise. It comes on when the tank is in forward or reverse.
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The sound system for starting the motor and revving the engine.
When the turret turns left or right that sound comes on,
when the tank is not moving the idling sound is on.
When a paintball is fired, the main gun firing sound will be heard.
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The electronic speed control and fan unit for the turret rotate motor,
runs smooth and provides great control. It is hooked up to a second servo
that has 2 micro switches that activate the sound when the turret is
turning. The motor used is a 12 volt window motor from a car.
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This and the next picture are at a Remote Control show with an outdoor
race track.
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The motors used are 2 EV Warrior motors.
I am waiting for a new speed control that will handle the power of them.
I did some tests with a different speed control. It worked great on
level ground but going up an incline the speed control couldn't handle
the amp draw. So, next month I hope to have new speed control. Then
off to battle.
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