Пояснения Олега по поводу асиметричности верхней деки А800:
Please note that all current belted top touring cars have a lot of asymmetry:
#1. Asymmetrical recess area on the left side of chassis under motor.
#2. Asymmetrical motor mount with asymmetrical motor position.
#3. Asymmetrical position of the belts that causes asymmetrical flex under
power and braking.
#4. Asymmetrical positions of servo, ESC, battery. All this affects on the
overall symmetry of the car's flex.
In A800 we have improved the next points:
#1 via symmetrical recess areas.
#2 via max possible symmetry of motor mount layout.
#3 via max possible symmetry of two belts layout due to min gap between
belts and the center line of car.
Computer simulation of A800 flex indicates very negligible asymmetry effect of the such designed top deck.
So the OVERALL flex symmetry of A800 is better compared to competitors despite of such unusual top deck.
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