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12.10.2008, 11:21 PM

yeah thats probably where I will end up ordering it from, but first I need to get an esc and motor for my rusty.


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12.11.2008, 01:20 AM

http://www.metalsupermarkets.com/
http://www.mcmaster.com

are the 2 places i get my metal from.

I personally LOVE Inventor and Solidowrks over the traditional CAD programs. I Think it wipes the others outa the water
   
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12.11.2008, 03:42 AM

My vote goes to Onlinemetals. I've been buying from them for years since they seem to have everything I need. I use Inventor get ideas out of my head and onto my HDD. It frees up my gray matter for the new ideas!
   
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12.11.2008, 06:57 AM

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I take it you have never run Unigraphics then? The only other software close is Catia.

For aluminum try this place http://www.schupan.com/aluminum_home.html

Most of the time you can call them and get "drops" for cheap. Also check their "Boneyard" it changes on a regular basis. I get all my aluminum from them for hobby and work related projects.
   
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Nice Site - 12.11.2008, 07:44 AM

Now thats an RC user friendly site for metal fab work. I bet you can get just about anything you want from the boneyard for half what you would pay anywhere else. Thanks for sharing that one with us.


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I take it you have never run Unigraphics then? The only other software close is Catia.

For aluminum try this place http://www.schupan.com/aluminum_home.html

Most of the time you can call them and get "drops" for cheap. Also check their "Boneyard" it changes on a regular basis. I get all my aluminum from them for hobby and work related projects.
   
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12.12.2008, 10:46 AM

I think using one big, low kv outrunner will provide more than enough torque for you. Something under 1000kv would be a start and hobbycity.com has a nice selection real cheap.


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12.12.2008, 05:46 PM

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I think using one big, low kv outrunner will provide more than enough torque for you. Something under 1000kv would be a start and hobbycity.com has a nice selection real cheap.
Outrunners were my first consideration but I wasn't too impressed with them. I wanted something that could be swapped out for use in other applications. I've decided to go with Neus, either 1521s or 1527s. What part of H-Town are you from?
   
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12.12.2008, 08:23 PM

You aren't really going to run FOUR 1527s, ARE YOU???

Assuming you do get them to fit, as soon as your finger touches the throttle you will start a magneto-electro-photonic reaction on such a large scale that it tears the fabric of space-time apart for a radius of 10Km around your truck and simultaneously creates various sizes of black holes and/or neutron stars which will implode the universe within 0.00001 seconds, of course killing us all.

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12.12.2008, 10:31 PM

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You aren't really going to run FOUR 1527s, ARE YOU???

Assuming you do get them to fit, as soon as your finger touches the throttle you will start a magneto-electro-photonic reaction on such a large scale that it tears the fabric of space-time apart for a radius of 10Km around your truck and simultaneously creates various sizes of black holes and/or neutron stars which will implode the universe within 0.00001 seconds, of course killing us all.

Good luck!
We got a thinker on our hands. As fars as quad motors I want to back these guys up. Its easier and less cost worthy. But hey if your gonna think...think big I guess. Another thing you need to factor in is where are all the electronics going to go. You might want to consider a lexan shelf(stack on the base chassis) to put all the esc's, and batterys on.

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We got a thinker on our hands. As fars as quad motors I want to back these guys up. Its easier and less cost worthy. But hey if your gonna think...think big I guess. Another thing you need to factor in is where are all the electronics going to go. You might want to consider a lexan shelf(stack on the base chassis) to put all the esc's, and batterys on.

Good luck with your build
Nevermind where the electronics go, what about where the 6 lbs. of LiPos are going to fit? Since I figure you'll see spikes of roughly 1.21 Gigawatts on start-up.
   
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12.14.2008, 12:56 AM

4 Neu motors will hit 88 mph, Just need this Flux Capacitor 1.21 gigawatts solved
   
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Liter. - 12.14.2008, 01:19 AM

Why not just liten the load even more and mount a nuclear reactor power plant. Then you will have great run times of about 50 years.


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12.12.2008, 08:28 PM

just so you guys know my plans have changed, and the aluminum I buy will go into a dual motored truck. you will have to check out my build thread.


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