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Bomber Babe first ride @ KTM RC 390
(1) | 09/07/2015 | Bomber Babe Tanja Haapanen test ride new KTM RC 390…
RC car accident- RC plane shooting with miniguns
- Crash test between two electric vehicles Mercedes is realistically testing a head-on collision between two electric vehicles. The vehicles are Mercedes-Benz EQA 300 4MATIC and Mercedes-Benz EQS 450 4MATIC SUV.
- Quick intelligence test
- Impressive little RC plane
- Building a remote control car from Lego The user "Brick Technology" built a remote control car with a 4-speed gearbox and clutch, with parts from the Lego Technic RC Hot Rod.
- Forced lightning discharge Forced discharge of thunderclouds, a projectile is fired with a metal cable, along which the discharge descends. It is produced in the area of airports with strong lightning activity or at test sites for scientific purposes.
- Girls wanted to take a photo of a Gremlin RC Car
- RC Shark
- RC car battle on a table
- Intelligence Test Streamer Mikaylah takes an internet test to find out if she's smarter than Harvard University students. The rule is simple: she must respectively pronounce 5 words appended to a list of 5 proposed words. When the test is over, Mikaylah just has to click on a link to discover the result.
- Collision between Japanese and British catamarans on sail GP No injuries.
The damage forced the Japanese crew to abandon the day's test.
The British at fault get 6 penalty points over the season.
If the Japanese ship cannot be repaired by tomorrow for the rest of the event, the British sailboat will not be authorized to race that day. The race organizers are checking whether it is not possible to use equipment from the faulty catamaran to repair the Japanese equipment for the rest of the race.
- How a work helmet protects you A crash test for the protection that a work helmet can offer.
- Making an RC plane out of cardboard Cardboard RC F22 Raptor
- Crash test in 1930 The first car safety tests began in the 1930s. Note: The first commercial car seat belts appeared in 1955.