





it can rain intercept weighs 113 smth grams and just intercepted hk tropical storm maysak
well i have not done anything major to this one beside add a low effort engine to the inside and i still need to do interior work, radiators, and prob a new dashboard and some other things but for now i've just painted the some other things.
Already intercepted 3 supercells hope its good
The base is a 2007 Ford EcoSport
The doors and the hood are coated with Line-X, the windows are protected with grilles. It has hail protection, radar, and a 360° camera.And stability with 2 hydraulic spikes under the vehicle with a length of 25 inches
Four spikes, aerodynamics and anti water
I made 2 interceptors and a scanning truck, here are the statistics:
TRV series (Tornado Research Vehicle)
TRV 1: Based on a Renault Laguna 3 2013 the TRV 1 is a low aerodynamic vehicle with 4 hidraulic spikes that is estimated to survive 170-190 mph winds made for quick chases on small roads.
TRV 2: Based on a 2008 Chevrolet Tahoe, it is a stronger aerodynamic vehicle with 8 hidraulic spikes, IMAX turret, and a small mesonet with an estimated threshold of 190-230 mph made for long chases and heavy intercepts.
TRV 3 Scanning truck: Based on a 2010 GMC Sierra the vehicle is not made to intercept but to scan the tornadoes and take photos and videos from a far distance using the IMAX turret with an estimated threshold of 105-110 mph when deployed made for violent tornadoes and low risk chases.
Well I'm gonna build my own mintirature interceptor named tt1 (tornado tracker 1) I used an f350 frame to get the main design. Should I convert it into irl?
This is probably the smallest one anyone has ever made I hope people like this
Added a back flap!
first off 2 inch tubular steel frame (the red one) at the back there will be a skirt to cover it
then we lift the vehicle enough to fit dodge ram 3500 parts like suspension,chassis and axle for brakes? uhh I need help 💔🥀 (just figured out i could use hydroboost and ram 3500 brakes)
for interceptor modifications we use 1/4 inch steel panels and cover the whole thing then we slap another 1/4 polycarbonate window on the existing stock nascar window and add lexan glasses for the ARMOR window but HOLD UP WAIT A MINUTE! the rest of the armor thickness is hoarded by composite armor which uses precisely a decently good composition for its thickness
THEN IT HAS AIRBAGS AND SINCE ITS A NASCAR IT ALMOST DROPS TO THE GROUND (better than dominator 3 probably) it has 12 spikes 8 of them are auxiliary and inside the vehicle going 5-6 ft while the 4 outside go 3 feet
now finally addressing the power problem for the v8 we just instead of 200 mph we trade the 100 mph and ratio it to hp so it has maybe...1000-1500 ish? with 100 mph speed limit cap
now finally you might wonder how to get in...its that simple we will make a square hatch on the armored roof! and bolt the hinges so the hatch doesnt open mid tornado
weight : 9k-12k lbs
Estimated threshold : 200-235 mph deployed (google said 250 but i dont trust it)
Before you say: How are they going to get in? It basically works like the titan interceptor when it was in early development. They cant go in yet. Why? Because a door is in W.I.P
I think this idea isn't one that usually comes up in a subreddit like this but why not? Besides I can't find another name for something like that..
EWRV™
This is a long post so you better get your reading glasses on.
EWRV is an upscaled Nissan Titan XD made specifically to rescue civillians and bring them to public safety shelters all around the great plains. EWRV isn't necessarily a tornado interceptor, but does infact, intercept tornadoes occasionally. At max, it can survive an EF4, since it has many of the things given
• Six, 12 inch spikes all across it's belly
• Skirts and Airbag system
• Somewhat Good Aerodynamics
• Also very heavy, a lot more when it can carry 7 people cramped.
EWRV also supports moving at around 45-54 kmph, which is.. impressive to say the least.
What do you think? Has been a long time since I've uploaded here, sorry. I don't have reddit on my phone.