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Old 05-02-2017 | 09:56 AM
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Hey Gary, glad to see your new toy arrived. The T34 weights about 90lbs depending on the different size batteries I use. I too first used the sabretooth 2x25, but because I inadvertently reversed the polarity once while putting the batteries in, it happens, I fried the sabretooth. I replaced it with the one I sent you a link to and it works much better than the 2x25. I have a 24 volt setup with scooter motors. I have included a link to a homemade Hetzer that may be better for you to get an idea for the paintball setup. Have fun. R/C Tank Combat - T010 (Page 1)

Greg


Originally Posted by Crius
Very cool video, Greg. I have a sabertooth 2x12 already, and that's earmarked for elevation and traverse if I go motor control as opposed to servo, and I was thinking Mike is right about getting a 2x25, mainly because the Hetzer is a pretty small tank, even compared to a T34. How much does your T34 weigh? 12 or 24 volt system? It drives really smooth. I would absolutely love to see some photos of the inside and the paintball system. Did you do a build log? I like the photo Jarlath posted, as that gives a good size reference for the Hetzer and just how small it was. Parking a Hetzer next to a King Tiger is kinda like parking a Mustang next to a full sized Dodge 15 passenger van. Or maybe like parking a Mini next to a Range Rover?

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