Re: RC 1/16 GTK Boxer A1 8x8 Armoured Fighting Vehicle - Bui
Posted: Sun Jul 18, 2021 11:48 pm
by lmcq11
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Hi, Can you graphically explain the area of what you are looking for ? There are so many axles, drive shafts and gears, I can try to provide something but you need to be more specific. With everything installed and mounted deep into the hull, it is also difficult to gather precise measurements with a ruler.Snipermadrid wrote:One question!
The dimension of axles from conection of speards.
How much measure including gears?
And the axes of motion from the engine to the differentials.
Thanks best regards.
Antonio.
Hi, Can you graphically explain the area of what you are looking for ? There are so many axles, drive shafts and gears, I can try to provide something but you need to be more specific. With everything installed and mounted deep into the hull, it is also difficult to gather precise measurements with a ruler.lmcq11 wrote:Snipermadrid wrote:One question!
The dimension of axles from conection of speards.
How much measure including gears?
And the axes of motion from the engine to the differentials.
Thanks best regards.
Antonio.
I'll get back to you on this.Snipermadrid wrote:The pictures of Sat May 22, 2021 in reference to these axles.
Blue axles
lmcq11 wrote:Snipermadrid wrote:The pictures of Sat May 22, 2021 in reference to these axles.
Blue axles
Sorry Antonio, i was doing field trials. I was expecting to have to do heavy maintenance after an hour in the field but the Boxer is really working well. As you can see, the Blue axles are really deep in the hull, no way to get to them unless the whole electronic package and gearboxes are removed. If you are planning on doing the same thing, you need to position and fix the four gearboxes first. The length of the blue axles really need to be finetuned with a metal hand file to get to the perfect setup, one micro millimetre at a time until you feel the gearbox is running optimally, firm but also loose. Let me know if i can provide easier calculations, its too late for the blue axles.Snipermadrid wrote:The pictures of Sat May 22, 2021 in reference to these axles.
Blue axles