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Greg On Jan 19, 2:39 pm, neroc <[email protected]> wrote: > Im not sure Chrys but I do think the disks will have to be a greater > internal diamiter than the external diamiter of the tubes , however I > do think your idea is a good one because if the discs are the same > then the spacing along the tube will be the same , > to keep weight down the tubes can be made from plastic tubeing > ( unless you plan to weld ). I would love to build one of these > things , failing that Id settle to see you build one :-] > > I dont know why a gyro would be required , I dont see why control > would be any different to a tank or why it would be power > ineficient . > I do love the machine and a toy ( sorry model ) wouldnt be required to > drive on concrete, > Appart from the air it will drive anywhere you want . cool > > Neil R
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