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Dafni · 09.05.2005, 09:40 AM

Helium thinner than air? As in less density? Or less viscousity?
Both is the case with Helium, but the difference is neglectable, especially in our application.

As for faster response, I dunno. This sounds esoteric to me.
I like my tires with big vent holes, and "tune" the response with foams.

Nick, a gas not being balanced? In a spinning container?
I don't see this.

But anyway, Helium definitely has no real application in RC Monstertrucks. Unless someone comes up with a liquid Helium Cooling Circuit for BL motors :L: Stuff is hella cold!

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Dafni RC-Monster Mod Offline Posts: 2,487 Join Date: Feb 2005	09.05.2005, 09:40 AM Helium thinner than air? As in less density? Or less viscousity? Both is the case with Helium, but the difference is neglectable, especially in our application. As for faster response, I dunno. This sounds esoteric to me. I like my tires with big vent holes, and "tune" the response with foams. Nick, a gas not being balanced? In a spinning container? I don't see this. But anyway, Helium definitely has no real application in RC Monstertrucks. Unless someone comes up with a liquid Helium Cooling Circuit for BL motors :L: Stuff is hella cold!