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Holmes' Mid Super (Standard Unlimited) Vehicle build

...your involvement in RC isn't limited to hobby-grade stuff, is it?


I design and manufacture for Ebike, military, and UAV applications. None of which anybody will ever know specifics about because of non-disclosure agreements :ror: Got to design the electric motor for a 500lb flying wing UAV last year, that was pretty fun.



And because of these projects I haven't had time to finish up any personal funsies like this rig. The last few months have been 60 hours/ week minimums. I have some files out to other facilities to try and speed up the process.
 
tell all the military guys they need to get exhaust samples back to you. -from this salty vet.
 
I've been building them for a UAV company for a few years now. Each one takes about ten hours of labor, so I'm looking at a pretty big effort unless I go the lazy route and just hack a sensor board onto something off the shelf.

Woot, about time! Wanna try it on my HP-Z3025?!
:mrgreen:
 
Yeah, this one petered out before completion. Been a helluva last few years. Stopped doing contract work and sold the lathe before it burnt me out. Also tons of new vehicle releases keeping me crawler satisfied and occupied.
 
But.... I could just print housings and throw 380 revolvers into the wheels now (new mini outrunner coming in a weeksh) . Dont need to use sensors at this point either. Ok, I'll put this back on the table. Still have all the parts.
 
Always vey exciting engineering from you John. This is really awesome !
Hope things get better for ya and see it continue.

it kinda reminds me of the Berg era. where it got replaced with the super cheap scale crawlers , in which in my opinion is nice intro for the low budget and young kids to get into but is unfair the bergs and moa's stopped happening. I love my Berg for past 14 years and dont see given it up.

Please continue on this. Great ingenuity.
with sensored motor though, I dont think you need extra gears . Whats your thoughts/ideas?

cheers
 
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