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ex_mod_90 last won the day on July 18 2014

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  1. What sort of torque and speed are you looking at? If you can give me a range, I can point you in the right direction. Are you looking at direct drive or through a gearunit? In my day to day job I cover most things from 120W to 10MW.......Rich
  2. This is a better attempt at a Supercharger...... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U81_0waqEWA
  3. We have used these JPT connectors on previous MS projects: http://www.polevolt.co.uk/acatalog/Junior_Power_Timer_Connectors.html Good quality. Rich.
  4. I am afraid I am in the same boat as Nick. Living in the North West, both the Kirton & Yarwell events are a circa 300 mile round trips. For me the key advantage that the Challenge NW events had was that they were locaish in the North West. Sadly I can only see us doing 2 of the Challenge NW events which is a shame. Rich.
  5. I did the maths on voltage drop between 35mm2, 50mm2 and 70mm2 some time ago. As the voltage is approx 14V, the current drawn by the bow2's can be quite high, cant remember what we measured at but its considerable when on load, then the volts drop of the cable could be a factor. I seem to have lost the scrap of paper I had it worked out on, but as some 70mm2 came up on the forum then I went for that. I will echo what Luke has said, 70mm2 is massive and doesnt like to bent so routing can be an issue in tight spaces. Rich.
  6. I have wired a number of challenge trucks, and have used this before: http://www.polevolt.co.uk/acatalog/info_5026B.html Nice and neat and privides a central distribution point. Rich.
  7. I cant comment between different manufacturers. I have a Whitbread spaceframe, and like Mike said above, just be prepared for some big costs.Its amazing how many 'little things' are needed and the costs then start to rocket. That said I am more than impressed with the finished product, but they aint cheap to build. I seriously looked at having mine road legal and by the time I finished I couldnt be bothered with the hassle of the SVA/IVA test. It was too much like hard work. Just me 2p's worth. If your after advice I would recommend giving Malcolm @ Whibread a call, he can build pretty much what you want, and can build it as far as you want, i.e. bare frame to fully panelled and painted frame. Rich.
  8. I think the new scoring system is a great idea. But like Dan, I cant see much competitive advantage using hydrosteer against a standard setup. So maybe the -5 for hydro should be looked at?
  9. Great news. Count Team "Show & Shine" in for these Rich.
  10. Very well put Dan. Like Jon and Dan, if a 2 day event could be organised I weould be very keen in joining. Hopefully something can be sorted out for 2013. Rich.
  11. I guess it is then ?? Strange I havent had a letter. But I had heard on the grapevine. Shame, they were good events.
  12. Is the rumour true that there wont be any further Buxton & District events ??
  13. Entry in and monies paid. See you all @ R6, hopefully the dash wont be held in with cable ties by then..... Rich.
  14. Sorry for not being in contact Matt, had loads on work wise. I wont make R5 as the truck is well and truely in bits at the moment, however will make R6 @ Mow Cop. Will e-mail you with regards to the other project. Rich.
  15. Thanks to all who marshalled the event. Very well laid out, nice and challenging sections, and I felt the team recovery as it was a shorter section worked much better. Even more impressed that the truck stayed in one piece and we finished the event in 4th. See you at Clyro with the regular bitch. Rich.
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