 Electric vehicle?
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Steve Conner
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Chris Cramer wrote ...
I show a lot of care when it comes to certan death
What exactly does that mean? 
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Chris Cristini
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Being carefull and keeping my distance.
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Chris Cristini
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Bjørn wrote ... Instead of all those gears, why not add one motor for each wheel, it is probably going to be simpler, it will also give better traction. Have a look at cheap and powerful brushless motors. The tiny ones can deliver several kW. Something like this but with one smaller motor on each wheel. 
What about two or four of these on a 20" bicycle tire but I think the fastest I will go with these is 30 to 35MPH (not bad) Four of these might be a enough power to work its way up a mountain. I would save at least $2000 on a project like this instead of going to an extreme on a motor with enough power to move a 750 pound Motorcycle at 90MPH or this one it has disk brake mounts. And a plus is I can go with cheaper and smaller SLA batteries.
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