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youtube.com/watch?v=HvV9a3lEe2g The welding hot-air gun used is the classic, unbeatable Leister Triac.

Need a 4Kw 187KHz variant.

Why bother, with import taks and P&P that motor is more expensive compared to a good brushless outrunner and ESC. Also, Ampflow/Magmotors are "hot wound" motors. A 24V version is on the edge of meltdown without overvolting.

KCut normaly has a 1 day "cutting servce". If you pay for faster, insured delivery with UPS or so, you can have the parts in 2 days.

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Zitat von Runsler: „that sounds really great, would love if we could take one or two of these... we're not big guys, and at least i'm used to sleep wherever is space. but still have to resort the driving issues (it's a long way) and make the bot work. “ Just send a PM, we'll fit you in a corner somewere. If you arrive on Friday afternoon, the workshop didn't melt (yet)

Yes.

Like previous installments, we have a few sleeping spots at out humble home. Not the most comfortable, nor spacious, but you won't find them cheaper. Babeth & Mario

With batterydrill drives like the GR02's, Neptunes or REC, we smoked a lot of motors once we installed the 60A fuse. But no IBF4.5. Reiner is rather conservative in his specifications. He uses real amps, not Chinesium amps

Zitat von Team Explosive: „Die besten Fahrtregler sind die von IBF. Sind mit 100 - 150 € aber auch recht teuer. Aber normale Regler ohne diese Zwangspause zu finden ist relativ schwer. Die Fahrtregler, die ich bisher gekauft hatte hatten immer diese nervige Zwangspause. “ With the versitality and consumerfriendlyness of the IBF ESC's, the €150 isn't expensive. Team RCC started with the "Blues" and regretted every second of it, A brief transition fase with Robot Power Sidewinders(still our Go-To …

In the years I'm building rams, the one with the best return capacity was the one in Hannibalito4. Big bore, short stroke. Less fulcrum effect on the rod in the bushing of the top plate. For Hannibalito 5 I went with a 60*60 ram, what is about the same as Ballista.

Nothing special. 4040 size (40mm diameter 73mm long) wich custom shaft and KV.

@ Jonas . Doesn't fit. Tried it tough. @ Reiner, Sorry. But the problem we had in Perun, driving straight, was the result of the brushed motors. We tried the spare drives of Nebelwerfer and it went all better.

After the less than succesfull Dortmund event, we had a a few ideas. Nebelwerfer is repaired. A new shaft with a new mounting and welding methode should solve the failure. Perun.... brushless now.

And Hannibalito 5 didn't pan out. We'll have a look at Hannibalito 3, maybe resurrecting that one for the next event. Oh well. Worked on Kashei today. That machine is ready to rumble again, but we're plain out of parts we can reïnforce/improve inside the limits of the machine.

We're charging batteries, filling CO2 bottles and giving the machines a last checkup. In other words, we'll be there.

We used a EC5 in Bullfrog. worked fine. EC5 in Valkiri. Worked fine. Kashei. Hmm, seems we hit a dead spot here, as the style changed a bit. having troubles now. The other machines use EC3 or XT60 for links.

A 20mm diameter hole in the bottom plate will save you 5 gram. Chopping the Hardox down with 10mm will give you about 70 gram. maybe you can win some weight by drilling holes in the box section.

That is not cheap. I pay €25 for a normal size bottle of pure argon. (the rent of €7 a month for a bottle is another matter)

You're using antigravity steel?