In a related note, experts are becoming increasingly concerned over a
significant instability in the hobby caused by extreme accuracy and
mobility. Historically, there has been natural design trade-off between
these two key aspects, where one vehicle might exhibit excellent
mobility, but a lesser gun accuracy, and vice versa. However, recent
technical improvements made to a number of Tri-Pact vehicles have
yielded both high mobility and extreme accuracy. Elevation and rotation
systems capable of sub-degree accuracy mounted on vehicles, both large
and small, capable of handling any terrain will almost certainly
terrorize all other combatants. Recent field testing in the Crimea have
been encouraging.
On 3/9/2014 7:23 PM, John Pittelli wrote:
So, we added the limit switches to the elevate motor, anchored it in
position and everything worked so smoothly. And then I realized that
the motor was not strong enough to hold the gun in position.
RATS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. Time to find another motor..
I'll keep you posted.
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