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Brushless EDF: Ofna Ultra GTP - 11.25.2007, 03:18 AM
Let's do some math!

...Ofna Ultra GTP Chassis Kit
+ MaxAmps 5s 5000mAh Lipo (x2 for 10s)
+ Great Planes Silver Series 100A HV ESC
+ Lehner 1950/9 Motor
+ RC Hydros PiStix Adapter
+ DF90 Ducted Fan

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What motor mount will you use?
   
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you forgot to mention a custom molded batmobil body. i think it would be sweet and turn many heads.
   
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I hope the ducted fan is a joke..
   
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11.25.2007, 06:16 PM
Nope, EDF= Electric Driven Fan

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11.25.2007, 07:02 PM
Its gonna be a Jet powered car Serum, albeit an EDF jet = fun, rather than a serious attempt at making a racing car.

Having seen a few prop- driven cars in the past, I know this will be fun project, if just a tiny bit bonkers....
   
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11.25.2007, 08:09 PM
I didn't know you airsofted Neil. Sucks about the ban. (sorry for thread jack)

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Nope, EDF= Electric Driven Fan

lol owned.
   
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11.25.2007, 08:31 PM
Why not the 120mm fan dude... :)

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Why not the 120mm fan dude... :)
I think it would be top-heavy with a 120mm fan. But hey we'll see. If this project works out I might do another one like it. Maybe a DM-1. THAT would be sick with a 120mm fan and a Neu 1521.

Yes, Serum. I am serious about the fan, but it is just a fun project car. I have no plans to even attempt to be competetive with it, mostly because there are no tracks anywhere near me.
   
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Oh, and sssp I'm working on a custom mount for the fan, using Autodesk Inventor (my favorite), which will be made out of 6061. The motor will, of course, be mounted in the fan.
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new meaning to blowing away the compitition.
   
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11.25.2007, 10:16 PM
If you are going nutty why not use this http://www.wrenturbines.co.uk/product.php?pid=6
33 pounds of thrust
   
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Body paint scheme (see pics below)
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Body paint scheme (see pics below) - 11.25.2007, 10:16 PM
nuff said!
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nuff said!


HAHAH.. that's F*cking hilarious....

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