I'd imagine he can. He can get pretty much anything you want if it exists.

You did it already! Thanks!

Just fixed an error on the CRT.5 truggy differential ratio. Thanks to skellyo for the tip!

I think I will. It'll be a lot easier than trying to find all the ratios on my own.

Dang, you have 76 error messages?!?!?!

Hey Brian!!! Your a Mod!!! Nice job Man. When did that happen??? I just noticed.

Congrats Dude!

Actually quite a while ago, lol. :005:

Yeah, it was about a month ago or so, lol. Thanks for the belated congrats though. :)

I guess I'm kinda slow on the uptake sometimes! :p

Just an update to highlight changes posted from the temp forum into this one:

07/25/2007
- Fixed KV error for the Neu 1512/3d.

07/29/2007
- Added Oil Mixture Calculator.
- Added motor torque calculations to the Top Speed Estimator page.

Web links on the last page work once again since the original forums are back online. Yay!

And Seth556; I assume you are talking about the large array? Those aren't really error messages, but data for the help function (called up by the little ? symbols). Having them in an array makes it easy to call the message by array position rather than passing the text to the help function...

A few more changes:

09/03/2007:
- Added spurs for the E-Maxx, Ofna CR, Ofna CRT, Losi 8ight, and Losi 8ight-T
- Added warning for speeds at or over 45mph due to drivetrain drag, wind resistance, etc
- Added more explanation for the tire diameter input field. Some people were confusing this with *rim* diameter.
- Moved the MambaMax motors to the lower-end class (were in the mid-range class).

That motor torque calculation is still my favorite feature.

Man brian. This one has grown since last checked in. You been busy.

lol, it grew little by little. I still remember "v1" and how comparatively simple that was. :smile:

What is that lastest updates brian?

I really don't have anything to add as of yet. I was going to create some type of current draw estimator page, but didn't have enough samples of real-world data to extrapolate an accurate calculation. As usual, ideas are welcome.