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  1. M5Technic
    am interested to see the results!
  2. M5Technic
    that design looks great! I like how the outriggers would function, but what would keep the end of the actuator from just spinning in place?
  3. M5Technic
    I have been thinking about how to do trailer suspension for your project... I came across this idea for leaf springs. Although we don't yet have a solid idea for a leaf spring, this might be a good way to incorporate them... It uses the spring upside down and attaches the ends to the axles
  4. M5Technic
    most trailers have solid axle leaf sprung suspension
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    [TC12][WIP] Overkill

    M5Technic replied to offroadcreations's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling

    I like the look! how will you be making the missiles?
  6. M5Technic
    @agrof thanks for your help!
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    LOL. I cut 5L axles into 2.5L so my cv joints never slip out...
  8. M5Technic
    @agrof so say for two rear shocks, I should use hose to connect the inputs and outputs to each other? thanks all for replies!
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    Hello all, I have been building recently a 1/10 scale SCORE Class 1 Buggy style vehicle. I have figured out all suspension geometry, caster angle and whatnot, but I would really like to be able to make the suspension not as bouncy. So, I guess my question is, does anyone have good methods for damping shock absorbers so that they are still soft, but return their compression and don't take too much force to compress? I have tested pneumatic cylinders, but they hold my springs from returning, and arent as soft as I'd like. Thanks
  10. M5Technic
    This is very exciting news!!
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    This would be perpetual motion, which has never been proved before :) It would be kinda like the solar panel that powers a heat lamp which powers the panel. Eventually it would run out of power. I like where you're going with this, but sadly it is not physically possible due to the laws of physics lol. M5
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    I would agree with @Jurss
  15. M5Technic
    yep, use for buggys and thats about it
  16. M5Technic
    SO excited for this build! What a great team of people working on the instructions
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    The best moderated forum on Eurobricks!