check out these bad boys!

http://www.teamcosmos.com/pop8/karts.wmv

basically they have to fit into a 2' x 2' square, have 3 primary wheels, and be electrically powered. no height restriction.

next time i come across a knackered wheelchair i think i know what to do with it

there like riding singularity, but faster!
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Lol, Toilet with 4 winch motors under it on 24v! 20MPH easy
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DUDE!!! Those things are sweet!
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Hello gentleman,
Just wondering with all this talk of using lightweights, featherweights, heavies whatever as nar karts i am assuming that we will not really stick with the 2 by 2 foot (bout 60cm square i think) size limit ruling.

Is this correct or are we going to be following this rule?

I need to know when i get my electric bike built if i can make it like a chopper or if it will be a monkeybike sorta thing.
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lol @ aaron: well if you go to fast you can crap yourself with out feeling to bad about it lol
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For those interested in reading more about the Nar/Micro Kart game the US boys are playing at the moment.. Here's a link to the Delphi Forum they're all chatting on..

http://forums.delphiforums.com/microkarts/start

Not sure about running them here though.. Where would we drive them ?
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ah anywhere where public wasnt at danger. just any old unused netball court of parking lot is good.

The main question for me is though still.

are we keeping to the 2ft squared size ruling. I need to know please. by what i have seen with people saying iw ill use my lightweight etc i presume not so unless we are please say so.

Also Brett, thansk for that link, thats so awesome.
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For those interested in reading more about the Nar/Micro Kart game the US boys are playing at the moment.. Here's a link to the Delphi Forum they're all chatting on..

http://forums.delphiforums.com/microkarts/start

Not sure about running them here though.. Where would we drive them ?

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oh yeah. that would rule so much i reckon. much fun.

one diea i had was to make it sorta like mario kart (no turtle shells) but have like ramps and jumps and tippers located at specific area's in teh course which u have to manuaver either over or around and such. would add more interesting.

just an idea anyway's.
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funny that me and glen had a similar idea only we use bricks instead of turtle shells
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On the idea of using the sidetracked gokart track, Andrew and I came up with the idea of evryone having a big robot race at the end of the Robowars Event where we take the robots to the gokart track and we have a big race!

It would be definately someting new!

*inserts 36v NiCD pack into T2M*

I've got my bot ready
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that would be super awesome - o!

we officially lay all responsibility on brett to set it up now mwuhaha , my crazy 4" wheeled electro mini bike is on track to get its electric motor and training wheels soon, holidays is work time - and yes you heard me, its name is super turbo baby puncher

heh as for that robot race let me just get a 28v nicad pack and a couple more brushes..
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are we going to be competing with these karts under the rules the americans have. as it has to be 2 foot squared (60 by 60 cm), has no height restriction. Must be more than 3 wheels, have braking either electric or mechanical etc etc.

are we following the 2ft square rule

sombody answer will you.
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No Welcher, we are going to follow the 4inch cube rules of the ant weights, mainly because we are just starting out and we have to start small.
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nice one jackass,
Al i want is a simple yes or n answer from the main people who wish to build one which seem to me myself and u, glen, jeff f and wayde.
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