Wilwarin wrote: » and what if the front axle would be on a bearing and the individual drives would turn it by accelerating one wheel?
Wilwarin wrote: » Thanks a lot
Wilwarin wrote: » Thanks a lot And do you have any other ideas? Or is it okay as it is?
ghilliemaster wrote: » Is my school the only one doing models?
Lausie93 wrote: » How far along is everyone?? Think im pretty much up poop creek, didn't bother doing much for first few weeks and now don't know if i'll finish it! Starting to despise engineering, is anyone else really far behind??
Leftyflip wrote: » Chassis, steering, motor mounts, suspension done myself.
Downing wrote: » how are u incorporating a suspension into it?
Iony94 wrote: » What safety features could you include in your project ?
Foley2012 wrote: » Is it possible to get a time extension on the project due to an illness that restricted you from attending school?
Lausie93 wrote: » Thank god im not the only one not even nearly finished! I only have the chassis and central control panel and steering done. Is anyone else not nearly finished??
deand21594 wrote: » dont worry too much about it, surprisingly the project is only worth about 12.5%, so theres still plenty of % left to get a good mark
partyatmygaff wrote: » If you mess up the practical side of Engineering you're restricting yourself to a maximum of a D.
Lausie93 wrote: » Jayney a D? The theory is so easy and if your brief is up to par and the day exam goes okay, thats hardly a D? Hope not anyways, hoping to get at least a B if everything but the project go good!
Iony94 wrote: » PS: Having a spring under your seat is a good idea but does it count ?