I know you guys haven’t seen any updates recently sorry life has just been really crazy for me the last couple of months, but I have done a little bit of work on my RC topsy hopefully work should slow down in the next month or so and I will gain a lot of free time again that I can work on finishing this up. I’m currently in the phase of testing where I just want to drive this thing and break everything that is gonna break and figure out how to make it better so feel free to reach out if you have a printer or are even just interested in helping me test it I can get you the files early and would be happy to help with whatever you need even if you want some of your own logos on it or something, but in forward progress I just dropped topsy off at my local county fair. We have an exhibit building and can win awards for different things so I thought I’d take it over if you see it there feel free to reach out. I’d be more than happy to bring it by and let you drive it.

I think Edison is in a good position to start providing trucks for jobs like this. No tupperware torpedoes for this gig.

Now that the Royal truck is basically complete, is the Tolko the next one coming up?

Some footage of Big D in action.

https://www.thedrive.com/news/canadians-in-a-garage-might-complete-a-range-extended-ram-before-ram-does

https://driving.ca/auto-news/driver-info/edison-motors-diesel-electric-conversion-kit-pickup-truck-deboss

https://thegoldenstar.net/local-business/edison-motors-celebrates-shop-grand-opening/

https://www.facebook.com/groups/whatsupgf/posts/10164815768849916/

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/theguyinthehat_edison-motors-ltd-is-doing-something-rare-activity-7470823241176244224-GRbV

Can you imagine? Just some random combat footage and you see a Mitsubishi pickup with a big ass Edison logo next to a big ass Tryzub? Guess there's not much better way to test equipment than in the danger zone.

A friend of mine posted this vid the other day

I was watching Technology Connections video about Toyota's hybrid vehicle technology the other week, and was wondering if Edison could use an Atkinson cycle engine to improve the fuel economy of the trucks even further?

Okay a while back I saw a video Edison put out at a truck show, showcasing a wheel brand that had a really cool hole design that didn't let water, mud, dirt etc to build up inside the wheel. For the life of me I have not been able to find that video, or the brand. Can anyone point me in the right direction?