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Re: Heavily modified 8880 chassis, succesfully motorised and solar powered.
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lugnet.technic
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Sat, 8 Mar 2003 06:51:39 GMT
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In lugnet.technic, Gillis Hommen writes:
> While that automatic transmission looks very good indeed, I don't think it's
> very well suited to this kind of car. I also wouldn't have enough parts to
> build it into the chassis.
Thanks Tobbe and Pixel for bringing up those links. I knew of, and was
actually referring to Jeff Jahr's transmission but, the pneumatic version by
Markku Jaaskelainen is totaly new to me. I wish I knew how to make an umlaut
on this computer key board.
I certainly understand the lacking parts thing. Still, I think it would be fun
to build a car using the best available ideas for each feature on the car,
instead of depending on the "built in" ideas of one auto chasis. Has anyone
ever tried to seriously combine all the very best performing solutions from
every recourse to make the ultimate composite auto chasis? Sorry for the long
sentence but I think it says what I mean. It would require many people to
supply the ideas for such a project. I would like to see it tried but it is
far beyond my means. Well anyway I wish you the best on your project and will
look for more postings. :-)
Best regards to everyone,
Paul
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