| Shelby_HEMI |
11-23-2004 08:55 AM |
Re: LBSPD 14.8 volt Lithium Poly Interceptor
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Originally posted by LBRC
2x4 FET lighted Front Deck Turbo w/ regulator
Four 3.7 volt 700 mAh HP LiPB cells, each cell will handle up to 7 amps of continuous current drain, switch under bumper lets you select 7.4 or 14.8 volt operation.
ABEC 5 bearings
AWD
Purple aluminum wheel nuts
EL wire underglow, LBSPD Scorpion light set with blue head lights and tailpipe light.
Flashing super bright red and blue bubble gum lights
GPM aluminum rear axels and cups
Final motor undecided.
http://lbspd.com/v-web/gallery/album...erceptor_2.jpg
Cleaned up motor space for possible 180 or maybe Orion Micro Elite Modified Coreless motor, Gordo just cant decide. Left battery pack not shown.
http://lbspd.com/v-web/gallery/album...erceptor_6.jpg
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Ummm......you win.
How many nitro cars are you planning to race that beast against?
Some RadioShack cars and trucks have a round motor (normally 9 to 12 volts) that I believe would fit nicely. They're about 1 by 1.25 inches. Powerful suckers, even after years of my abuse. My 1/12 scale RadioShack Chevy C1500 is almost 7 years old, and it still runs like a murderer. And that's years of running on pitted dirt roads! It might fit if you used hose clamps to secure it to the chassis.
EDIT: I plan on putting a 12v razor motor in my soon-to-be '04 Mustang XMOD. Any way(s) of running it at 12v without turning the board into a WMD? |
