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Speakers
I've been a bit distracted by the arrival of some workshop equipment, which I've now got to get to grips with. I have a very understanding wife.....
Nevertheless, I've done a trial installation of two additional speakers, 5" from Maplin. All three worked well but I'll have to consider if there is really room for them in speaker boxes once I can see if the turret elevation motor is likely to cause a foul.
Regards
Stephen
Nevertheless, I've done a trial installation of two additional speakers, 5" from Maplin. All three worked well but I'll have to consider if there is really room for them in speaker boxes once I can see if the turret elevation motor is likely to cause a foul.
Regards
Stephen
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Man thats a tight fit really.
And i would do a speakerbox for better sound quality but thats seems out of the question in that one .
As you get better resonances in a sealed compartment, thus better base and breathe of the speaker.
But i love the build. AND THE NEW TOOLS!!!!!
My girly would never ever let me but thoose. Unless i started a firm of my own or something .
freddie
And i would do a speakerbox for better sound quality but thats seems out of the question in that one .
As you get better resonances in a sealed compartment, thus better base and breathe of the speaker.
But i love the build. AND THE NEW TOOLS!!!!!
My girly would never ever let me but thoose. Unless i started a firm of my own or something .
freddie
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Stephen,
You might consider not using the motor unit supplied and just youing a heavy duty servo and simple linkage. You can get some good ball joints no so there is no slack in the system. There is nothing worse than one of these model rumbling along with the gun wobbling up and down, but Vince used a servo system on his Tiger.
You might consider not using the motor unit supplied and just youing a heavy duty servo and simple linkage. You can get some good ball joints no so there is no slack in the system. There is nothing worse than one of these model rumbling along with the gun wobbling up and down, but Vince used a servo system on his Tiger.
Allan Richards
Panzer 3 placement of Electronices
Hi Stephen
I'm at that stage were I need to figure where to put all of the electronices.I looked at putting the fuse box all the way back,like in your model.But the top plate hits the fuse box.The fuse box is too tall for back there.And if I have the batteries way back,and the fuse box on there side,The turret will have to point to the side,to get hatch open.
My question is does your tank have these problems too? Thank you from Dan.
I'm at that stage were I need to figure where to put all of the electronices.I looked at putting the fuse box all the way back,like in your model.But the top plate hits the fuse box.The fuse box is too tall for back there.And if I have the batteries way back,and the fuse box on there side,The turret will have to point to the side,to get hatch open.
My question is does your tank have these problems too? Thank you from Dan.
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Hi Lawrence,
More photo's of Peters build here: http://www.armortek.co.uk/forum/viewtop ... c&start=15
Thanks Antony
More photo's of Peters build here: http://www.armortek.co.uk/forum/viewtop ... c&start=15
Thanks Antony
Nord-West KampfGruppe, 1/6th Hetzer, 1/6 Schwimmwagen, 3 x r/c 1/6th Kettenkrad, 1/6th Marder Ausf M, 1/6th Panzer II Static...the collection is growing again....
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Thanks Anthony for posting the info,i have cut my access door and the Panzer has seen light of day for the first time,had a run about 4 meters and then stoped,checked the voltage and i was down to 18v??? i had charged the batteries a couple of weeks ago and presumed i would be fine for a short test run,there is a draw on the power even when everthing is off,anyone had this problem??
Tomorrow Easter Sunday ,i will have a good run and take a few photos for Dale to post for me next week
Happy Easter to all
Peter
Tomorrow Easter Sunday ,i will have a good run and take a few photos for Dale to post for me next week
Happy Easter to all
Peter
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Easter Update
Can't keep up with the KT speed builders but .......
Just returned from a three week trip to Aus - managed to call Dale and talk tanks. With brain in jet lag mode, I finished the last of the suspension arms which will mean I can move on with the hull detailing.
One task sucessfully accomplished today was fitting the Benedini rotary encoder to my transmitter. I've to thank Mick Regan for his solution, which worked first time and wasn't too difficult. Results in a rotary switch to allow selection of sounds and a spring loaded togle switch to activate the chosen sound.
Regards
Stephen
Just returned from a three week trip to Aus - managed to call Dale and talk tanks. With brain in jet lag mode, I finished the last of the suspension arms which will mean I can move on with the hull detailing.
One task sucessfully accomplished today was fitting the Benedini rotary encoder to my transmitter. I've to thank Mick Regan for his solution, which worked first time and wasn't too difficult. Results in a rotary switch to allow selection of sounds and a spring loaded togle switch to activate the chosen sound.
Regards
Stephen
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