116 km/h

This one probably isnt the fastest but would be one of the biggest lol

http://www.rcarchive.com/robot/irrig...2-01/bat01.jpg

Is that a closet or RC?

lol I wonder how it goes? i think he must of used a table top as the chassis.

har to tell, it's ugly for sure..

don't see any use of this..

I hope it uses more than just those 5 cells... :eek:

I think it might be for robot wars .

Anybody know the current record for a 1/10 touring car.Is it 130 something mph?

Yeh, by HPI or Associated I belive. 121mph.

it looks to heavy to be to fast

Hmmm,shouldn't be so hard,i wonder if it's possible to make a little wind tunnel using an office fan and a pack of Marlboros:L:

Associated made the speed record with their TC3 at 96mph using a brushed motor with cobalt magnets and a lrp esc with 14 cells. Their pan car made a 111+ speed run with an Aveox motor and 24 cells. I believe my Evo IV can make such speed with the 1930/5 turn. I have to figure out the weak points in my chassis first, beef it up and then I'll send you a vid. G Maxx, I also read in one of the forums about a T-maxx or an E-maxx that reached 86-89 mph. Too bad I dont remember where was that thread.

The fastest speed i ever seen documented(Magazine or otherwise) was Cliff Lett of Team Associated at Irwindale raceway. he used a rc10L on road car and a tc3 on different speed runs. The Pan car ran at 111mph before it crashed and according to Cliff "he still had trigger left" on the touring car he ran 95mph in both 2wd and 4wd.

http://www.rcarchive.com/robot/irrig...2-01/bat01.jpg

If you look closer at the pic, its using Lead acid batts, the 5cells are a BEC. Lead acid batts are by no means light. Chassis is laminated chipboard - I rest my case. My granny could run faster than that.

Are you sure? I bet you could use one of the big lehner 30 series on 36 cells in a light truck and get that speed.

The 3080 needs some 60V to give its full power. So I guess 20 lipos are quite good for that motor.