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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Oct 2004
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Hello everyone,
I am Sigurd Ruschkowski from Sweden. My interest is changing from designing RC Car and Boats to high end audio electronics. I designed electronics at Ericsson some 10 years ago, and now I I am designng a high end pre amp, If you want to see my rc electric car: Worlds fastest eletric car or my rc electric boats: http://www.vasterortsrc.nu/Sigurds%2...ds%20boats.htm Regards, Sigurd |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: Hengelo, The Netherlands
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Excellent!
I lately saw a RC car on a wire going really really fast, but this is the real deal, no strings attached Do you fly in a helicopter above it or do you have 20km range with your controller to build up speed. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Oct 2004
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The cars that needs a wire are extremely fast. Around 200mph.
They are called tethered cars. My car is a mix of drag car and a Bonneville car. It has potentioal to go 150 mph. The power is there, and now it is "just" to get that power down to the wheels without spinning I used around 600 m of straight asphalt track to breake the record. I stood in the middle, around 250m, and the antenna on the car is very good and also very straight even at max speed. This together with a very good airplane receiver and a good transmitter gave me a range of around 300m radius. Next year I hope to have an even better receiver (double superheterodyn) and an airplane transmitter. Both from Graupner. /Sigurd
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