Speed Calculator

[Arct1k]

I have a domain which I believe has space... I just use it for email currently...

www.kuona.com

[BrianG]

lol, you use the same host I do (1&1). It would be funny to have the main site and the mirror on the same server.

[BrianG]

Basically, you have 10GB of webspace and 250GB of transfer bytes allotted. So far, you've used an itty bitty part of your allotment, so you must not get many visitors. Actually, the "1%" is probably the smallest number that it can computer without being 0% or some fractional number, so you have TONS of space and bandwidth left.

[lutach]

Originally Posted by BrianG

Basically, you have 10GB of webspace and 250GB of transfer bytes allotted. So far, you've used an itty bitty part of your allotment, so you must not get many visitors. Actually, the "1%" is probably the smallest number that it can computer without being 0% or some fractional number, so you have TONS of space and bandwidth left.

Everything I is based on e-mails and phone calls. My site is just up to give a little info in what my company does. Just let me know if you need to do the mirror thing.

[BrianG]

FYI: I added the two new Hyperion chargers; EOS0606i and EOS0610i

Also, I would like to add some predefined tire sizes so I can have a tire dropdown list for some of the more common sizes. What I need are total diameter measurements (in inches) for the following:

• Onroad 2.2"
• Offroad 2.2"
• Onroad MT
• Offroad MT
• Onroad 40 series
• Offroad 40 series
• Buggy
• Truggy
• Anything else you can think of

I know tire sizes may deviate a little from tire to tire, but this should give a rough idea for each type. You can either PM me the sizes or post them here, doesn't matter.

Moabs are 5in tall

[BrianG]

What category is that (MT, 2.2", tr/buggy, off/onroad, etc)? Sorry, I'm not as up on the tire brands/models as I am in electrical stuff.

Thanks though! I have a few measurements I can take of what I have and then average out the various measurements to get a decent estimate.

Ohhh ooops lol, forgot that

Those are the 2.2 moabs, for like a stampede rusty kind of truck

Brian,

You should put the NEU 1509 series motors in the calculator

[BrianG]

Added the Neu 1509 series motor data.

Also added some notes at the bottom of the "Lipo Pack Wiring" page for the balancer Y section.

Still have to fix the bug with the picture viewer, but that'll have to wait for now...

I dont see them on there?

There added in the speed calculator under motors? They dont show up

[BrianG]

I just checked and they are in fact there. Look at the bottom of the Neu motor section. All the pages use the same library "database" file, so if whatever shows up in one page will show up in all pages. Try clearing your internet cache if you still can't see them.

I cleared my cache, and it works now

Thanks Brian!

[BrianG]

I was just at my site's web stats page and found something kinda interesting. Below are all the sites that have linked back to the Speed Calc, some of which I've never heard of:

RCGroups
RC-Monster
Traxxas
RCTech
NitroKillers
WattFlyer
RCUniverse
RCDesign
RCThai
brushlessmania.forumpro.fr
HeliFreak
RadioControlZone

I was surprised to see that RCGroups had higher hits than from here. Go figure...

[snellemin]

It's a compliment nonetheless though.

BTW, are you going to add hacker motor specs to your database?