elVaradero - 3D Printed R/C Modular Car

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<p>elVaradero is successor of hydrogen powered race car Varadero. Varadero is succesfull endurance race special equipped with hydrogen fuell cell and it competed in serials like H2AC and Hydrogen Cup. Endurance means that one round lasts for six hours of continous racing. Varadero is the blue one, because blue stands for hyfrogen. elVaradero is green because electric vehicles are green.</p> <p>elVaradero is actually an acronym. El stands for electric, if it was powered by combustion engine it would be coVaradero. But coVaradero sounds dumb, so I made electric conversion. Var means variability. The thing is, I haven’t designed it as hydrogen only car. But as a versatile chassis which would be easy to modify or tune. Like platform for your projects, autonomous car for instance. You don’t have to design your own chassis and can concentrate only on your thing. Varadero is because I like to give my creations special names. Check out Kevin:<br/> <a href="https://www.instructables.com/id/KEVIN-the-Full-Au">https://www.instructables.com/id/KEVIN-the-Full-Au</a><br/> ...<br/> or Clifford (once it will be available as instructable).</p> <p>If you're still wondering whether to build this car, believe me, it's easy build. Everything fits together intuitively and car is made from the least possible parts.</p> <p>For building instruction look on instructables.<br/> <a href="https://www.instructables.com/id/ElVaradero-3D-Printed-RC-Modular-Car/">https://www.instructables.com/id/ElVaradero-3D-Printed-RC-Modular-Car/</a></p> <p>And don't forget to vote. Would really appreciate that.</p> <h3>Print instructions</h3><p>Printed on Prusa Mk3. Tested PLA and PETG, both work just fine. Total print time should be about 20 hours. With 0.6 mm nozzle even faster.</p>