Weed Wacker Rollerblades :)
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[quote name='toplessFC3Sman' date='Jun 29 2005, 08:53 AM']No, i think i could get into Gen D when i first signed up (altho my first posts were about trying to get my 7 running in 2nd Gen, so im not completely sure cause I didnt try)
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its a recent thing
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its a recent thing
#16
ok a weedwhacker runs at like a million rpm, but all it does is spin a piece of string, or at most a saw blade, around.
there's no weight, if you put any real resistance against it it stops instantly.
they arent strong motors, there only job is to spin fast so they have no real power just speed, im thinking you could probably prevent a weedwhacker from spinning with your hand if you could grab it, plus those things are carbed, how you gonna get a carb to work right on rollerblades? unless you use an electric one but....
whatever, i dont even care, it wont work. and no i didnt read the topic.
kevin.
there's no weight, if you put any real resistance against it it stops instantly.
they arent strong motors, there only job is to spin fast so they have no real power just speed, im thinking you could probably prevent a weedwhacker from spinning with your hand if you could grab it, plus those things are carbed, how you gonna get a carb to work right on rollerblades? unless you use an electric one but....
whatever, i dont even care, it wont work. and no i didnt read the topic.
kevin.
#19
I thought I saw this on mythbusters or something. The preferred method was to put the motor on some sort of backpack, and use a flexible cable-drive thingy (not sure what it's called, like in the dremel flexi-arm thing) down to the roller blades or skateboard. This way you could use any motor you could carry on your back.