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Re: Small Spin with my Sherman.
Posted: Wed Dec 06, 2017 1:30 pm
by Rad_Schuhart
c.rainford73 wrote:I wonder if he could design the board with external speed control similar to the open Panzer where people can configure their Motors and their drivers the way they like to and then they can use it in all different size models Etc and you don't have the issue with the chips
Honestly I preffer to have everything in one board. The lesser things moving and lesser wires inside, the better.
About configuring the way it drives, you can do it with a programable radio. You can set inertia, (to make it feel more heavy, taking some time to brake, seting spin and etc etc.) I have a ASP2 in my sherman and trust me, only with some programming, it feels way way WAY different to my ASP2 king tiger.
The best thing is you can do it with all aftermarket boards, (even stock tamiya) it is just a matter of programming the radio...
So definitely Id preffer to have a fully functional ASP 3 with no need to attach anything to it.
Re: Small Spin with my Sherman.
Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2017 2:56 am
by Estnische
silversurfer1947 wrote:Rad_Schuhart wrote:I still have quite a lot sound banks empty and I ran out of ideas. Can anybody here suggest me more songs to play? It can be american or british.
Thanks!
Colonel Bogey -by Kenneth Alford aka Lieut F J Ricketts in 1914. Music for the words "Hitler, he only had one b***". A counter march was added by Malcolm Arnold and the result was used in The Bridge on the River Kwai.
Dam Busters’ March
Re: Small Spin with my Sherman.
Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2017 9:23 am
by silversurfer1947
The Dam Busters March is a great piece of music, but for strict authenticity, it was not composed until 1955. If you are OK with that, there are plenty of stirring film themes. the first that springs to mind is the Great Escape march by Elmer Bernstein.
Re: Small Spin with my Sherman.
Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2017 9:36 am
by Rad_Schuhart
silversurfer1947 wrote:The Dam Busters March is a great piece of music, but for strict authenticity, it was not composed until 1955. If you are OK with that, there are plenty of stirring film themes. the first that springs to mind is the Great Escape march by Elmer Bernstein.
I dont care about authenticity, as long as it soungs good, it goes to the tank.
For example I put this one too years ago:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mOFyRCMlXIo