Speed Calculator

[BrianG]

Thanks for that info, but (and you're not gonna like this), the RC10 diff ratio was already listed in the calc as "RC10 T/B4", so I changed it to "RC10 T/B4/GT". I also added the tranny ratio for that truck, but it's actually 1 since all the gear reduction is done at the diff.

I found I had a duplicate "1.3v" value in the battery drop-down list, so I removed that.

I also added voltages from 2.2v to 2.6v to account for A123 cells.

New version uploaded already.

[jnev]

I'm a moron.

Thanks for the help Brian!!

[BrianG]

LOL, if you're a moron, than so am I since I didn't see it either. But, in defense, the entry was at the bottom of the list and needed to scroll down one line to see it.

[BrianG]

Last night, my site had some issues where I couldn't access the calculator, and it got me thinking. Does anyone have any extra webspace to mirror these pages? It only needs 560kB of space and doesn't use any CGI functions (it's all client-side stuff), so it's just a drop-in...

One thing I need

Is the new emaxx data added, so I can get gearing lol...... Just to add something to the to do list

=D

[BrianG]

Not yet. But, if you can get the gear tooth counts for the tranny, diffs, etc, I'll add them. If I have time in the next few nights, I'll see if the parts list and exploded views are avaiable for download and add them.

I will go see if I can get them

[Arct1k]

I have a domain which I believe has space... I just use it for email currently...

www.kuona.com

[BrianG]

lol, you use the same host I do (1&1). It would be funny to have the main site and the mirror on the same server.

[lutach]

Originally Posted by BrianG

Last night, my site had some issues where I couldn't access the calculator, and it got me thinking. Does anyone have any extra webspace to mirror these pages? It only needs 560kB of space and doesn't use any CGI functions (it's all client-side stuff), so it's just a drop-in...

I wish I knew a thing or two about this, but I have might plenty of webspace. I used FrontPage to make my site. I might have trouble figuring the password LOL. You will also need to guide me step by step.

[lutach]

This is what it says:

Disc Quota: 1% of 10000Mb
Bandwidth Quota: 1% of 250GB

Man I need to get some PC for dummies book. I have no idea to what the above things mean.

[BrianG]

Basically, you have 10GB of webspace and 250GB of transfer bytes allotted. So far, you've used an itty bitty part of your allotment, so you must not get many visitors. Actually, the "1%" is probably the smallest number that it can computer without being 0% or some fractional number, so you have TONS of space and bandwidth left.

[lutach]

Originally Posted by BrianG

Basically, you have 10GB of webspace and 250GB of transfer bytes allotted. So far, you've used an itty bitty part of your allotment, so you must not get many visitors. Actually, the "1%" is probably the smallest number that it can computer without being 0% or some fractional number, so you have TONS of space and bandwidth left.

Everything I is based on e-mails and phone calls. My site is just up to give a little info in what my company does. Just let me know if you need to do the mirror thing.

[BrianG]

FYI: I added the two new Hyperion chargers; EOS0606i and EOS0610i

Also, I would like to add some predefined tire sizes so I can have a tire dropdown list for some of the more common sizes. What I need are total diameter measurements (in inches) for the following:

• Onroad 2.2"
• Offroad 2.2"
• Onroad MT
• Offroad MT
• Onroad 40 series
• Offroad 40 series
• Buggy
• Truggy
• Anything else you can think of

I know tire sizes may deviate a little from tire to tire, but this should give a rough idea for each type. You can either PM me the sizes or post them here, doesn't matter.

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