HL bulldog, how much weight to add?
just curious if someone could tell me how much weight to add to my walker bulldog. all my electronics are in the turret now, and i added a larger somewhat heavier speaker to it that located in the front. i am noticing that when i try to climb up anything that is around 2 inches high the front of the tank points nearly straight up and the tank just sits there spinning the track. id like for it to tip down on the front and be able to get up onto what im climbing. is there a specific weight that i should add to get it to tip down without overloading it?
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RE: HL bulldog, how much weight to add?
About 16 onces if im correct!
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RE: HL bulldog, how much weight to add?
I'm running 9oz with no problem, that larger speaker should be adidng a bit of weight..
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RE: HL bulldog, how much weight to add?
whats the total running weight of your tanks?
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RE: HL bulldog, how much weight to add?
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Hey Diabolic The weight of me Tiger l is 10 lbs with the suspension braces. I think about 4 Lb added? John |
RE: HL bulldog, how much weight to add?
How large is the speaker exactly?
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RE: HL bulldog, how much weight to add?
at best guess its 2.5" across the cone, 2" tall from magnet to the top. i sealed it into a section of a pringles can as a bax and it just barely slid into the pringles can. the bass it produces is amazing. the machine gun sounds awesome, along with the cannon and motor start up. the higher pitch of the running motor isnt as loud but it does sound better than the stock speaker. it is a JBL speaker that i took out of a old computer speaker. it was from a compaq presario desktop computer and the speakers were made to lock onto the sides of the monitor. ill see if i can find a pic of the original computer speaker i am refering to
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heres a link to the computer i took the speaker from. ther may be specs for the speakers there. i didnt really look though
http://www.epinions.com/review/Presa...nt_51034492548 |
RE: HL bulldog, how much weight to add?
That wont probably wieght it down that much, just go 12 ounces and you gonna be ok
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RE: HL bulldog, how much weight to add?
yeah I agree with Eli...
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right now i dont have a scale to weigh stuff, but i have a roll of pennies wrapped in duct tape. someone have a scale that would want to weigh a roll of pennies for me and tell me the weight? it would be greatly appreciated, thanks
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RE: HL bulldog, how much weight to add?
If you have metal gears in the back, you're looking at about 16 oz. Best way to get it right without a scale is to use 1 oz lead fishing weights. I would also get a piece of 1/2" x 1" wood and set the tank on its center roadwheel. Work the center of mass from there. You want it to either balance or just tip to the front based on what you've described.
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RE: HL bulldog, how much weight to add?
ORIGINAL: philipat If you have metal gears in the back, you're looking at about 16 oz. Best way to get it right without a scale is to use 1 oz lead fishing weights. I would also get a piece of 1/2" x 1" wood and set the tank on its center roadwheel. Work the center of mass from there. You want it to either balance or just tip to the front based on what you've described. ***remember***...the further forward you place the weights the less you'll need, thats why mine are all stuck to the very front of the tank.. |
RE: HL bulldog, how much weight to add?
Actually, i have the same wieght as philipat. Works great and my tank is nice and balance
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