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Nope, but it will drive a car, just not as fast as I'm sure he would like. When he realizes his error, he'll be able to reason much better about electrical and
by mercuryrising 14y ago
Nope, but it will drive a car, just not as fast as I'm sure he would like.
When he realizes his error, he'll be able to reason much better about electrical and mechanical engineering than many of his peers in school (if he decides to go to college) due to having actual experiences of failing in the real world (rather than just on paper). Good for him.
- SunboX 14y agoI also don´t see any kind of transmission. I don´t think it´s a good idea to mount the motors directly to the drive shaft. Edit: http://electriccarinternational.com/media/img-prod/WarP_9_Sales_Sheet-1.gif http://electriccarinternational.com/media/img-prod/WarP_9_Sa... mentions 5.800 RPM (min. 2.000, max. 5.800 RPM). Thats too much to drive the wheels directly. Does anyone see a gearbox in the forum?
- mbell 14y agoIt still has a rear differential, stock ratio is 4.10.