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Model Forum / Radio Controlled / Land Models / November 2004WORLDS SMALLEST R/C Monster truck LOL!
Ok here it is, check the url i know the group will just love this one. You know i am always doing something outside the box. Just click the link and you will see. http://www.geocities.com/proob4/minimonster.html Thats pretty neat, but the trick will be to make it have fully proportional steering and throttle. Without full proportion controls, it (to me) is just another off the Wal-Mart retail shelf kids toy. Don't get me wrong, it's still a cool little project you did there. Seems though it would have been easier to go get a Mini Z. =) > Ok here it is, check the url i know the group will just love this one. > You know i am always doing something outside the box. > Just click the link and you will see. > > http://www.geocities.com/proob4/minimonster.html > Thats pretty neat, but the trick will be to make it have fully proportional > steering and throttle. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > =) > Well a mini z cost over $100.00 i made this for under $25 and it may not have proportional steering and throttle it does steer a lot better now under 6 volts. I know its a toy but i really have to say its was a lot of fun to mod it and even more fun to drive it. I have thought about putting in a real radio and speed control and servo but i just think it would not be easy at all and a fiasco.Buy then i would be better off with the mini z. > > Ok here it is, check the url i know the group will just love this one. > > You know i am always doing something outside the box. > > Just click the link and you will see. > > > > http://www.geocities.com/proob4/minimonster.html > Ok here it is, check the url i know the group will just love this one. > You know i am always doing something outside the box. > Just click the link and you will see. > > http://www.geocities.com/proob4/minimonster.html You can also click on the pics for a bigger pic. Also you can visit my other page here http://www.geocities.com/proob4/bobspage.html |
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