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Doc_Brown

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  1. This is what I brought, my mistake $15! Urgh http://www.ebay.com....984.m1439.l2649 I was under the impression that it would be higher Rpm then geared down to 1000 after the lil gearbox. I guess the motor actually does 1000rpm, or it is a dud. Are you sure that FC-280PC is used in XL motor? I thought FC-280PC was used in M and L motors. Are you sure that it is 800ma cutoff? I thought it was 2A?
  2. Awesome! Did you have to cut the rims to get them to fit?
  3. O M G! That is truly insane! I'm seriously going to think about making custom wheel rims now. I wonder how much it costs to get something like that made. Anyone know the tires??? If I had those wheels I would make a truly awesome monster truck.
  4. That is soooo cool!!! Nice trick with the magnets. Does it really work? Can you turn on the motor with the magnets there?? I just got a $9 motor from China, which is rated at 12V 80ma 1000rpm. Well I was very disappointed! From 6v to 12v there is no Rpm increase what so ever! It feels lifeless, SO maybe the magnet trick will work. :)
  5. Very nice so far! :thumbup: And that mess is frightfully familiar!
  6. OMG! I totally love this! NO you did not go overboard with the frame, its just soo Tim Cameron, (Showtime, I think its called) Can't wait to see this new tire too. Great job! :thumbup:
  7. Sweet. I can't quite see how it steers? Any more pics?
  8. Thanks Dluders! And well done Mbmc for an awesome small Tatra! Its performance is fantastic.
  9. Arhh I see, thats pretty obvious. Thanks. Looking awesome Eff! :thumbup:
  10. Very nice! May I ask why you have geared it 1:1 after the ujoint before the wheel hubs? Looking for speed?
  11. WOW, incredible model! :thumbup: May I ask how long it took to make? And will your new gearbox be available to purchase?
  12. Excellent job! I too have never seen receivers so low! Great mod, it looks great! :thumbup:
  13. That is sweet! I have never seen such a small tatra before. Keep at it!
  14. Those are really nice wheels! So any ideas on your next project piterx?
  15. Great work! You have inspired me to try some motor modding. :thumbup:
  16. This is too awesome! Forgive me for asking but I thought pneumatic cylinders haven't changed in like 15 years or so? How do they differ? Thanks.
  17. DLuders is right, and after doing all that it really wouldn't be 9398 anymore would it! But your ideas are cool and remind me of this beast! Perhaps it could be done, and that would be too awesome.
  18. Thanks for your comment. When one motor is idle the other spins around it in the diff causing a 2:1 reduction. Under high load the still motor will actually spin backwards, which actually saves gears crunching! Not really the best for Off-roaders but for instant change in speed its works.
  19. Thanks for the input guys! Yes the idle motors do spin backwards under high load, XL motors would help a lot. Yes it has its con, but the advantage is instant change in speed! I feel this could be used in a medium car moc and will give it a try when I have finished my current project.
  20. Nice work with the tape diffs, but wouldn't that make the Lego sticky after you remove it?
  21. Thanks, yes it is a bit large. The output could be going straight to the rear diffs if you know what I mean. You need to visualize it 90 degrees turned. And this could also be 4WD!
  22. AWESOME! I'm loving those wheels and soft dirt! Great speed! Dang I wish I had RC buggy motors! Great job. :thumbup:
  23. Here is a pic of what I made using the switch. Then if you had a system to turn the switch from center to down, you would control the gearbox from high gear to low gear. I'm using this at the moment in my Moc. Hope that helps!
  24. Hi Everyone! I just created this, and thought I would share, as it might give someone an idea for a us in a Moc or something. I'm thinking a car perhaps with seats on top. It could only be 3 studs high. It basically gears around the stationary motors and I'm guessing creates the following ratios. 1 motor equals 4:1 2 motors equals 2:1 3 motors equals 4:3 And 4 motors equal 1:1 output. Now if you could create a level on the remotes that engages 1 channel at a time, you would have silky smooth gear changes! Sorry if this has been done before!
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