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You've got some mad skills, absolutely beautiful work. Also the videos are top notch. Definitely enjoying the series. Keep up the great work and love the design work too.

Great course!! Working on my own now, and this edit is inspirational! Thanks for the ideas!

You could have used an AC frequency drive to control the speed more easily

Man these seem better in some ways vs the newer iCharger DX8.

Excellent video

You are very impressive ! well done ! 💙 💯

You are incredible ! just can't believe my eyes ! you are an rc MASTER ! I was looking for some videos about the moa crawler ! and BAM 💥the moa you build ! it's a pure custom beauty ! and let me tell you something, you are also beautiful ! I'm going to subscribe right now ! ho my god ! just can't believe that ! 💙👍

Awesome tutorial, I havent built one forba couple of years and your refresher was sweet as

oh wow, 3 years ago, don't care gonna comment as this is something I want to do in my back yard. not long ago I was looking for something with my 308 DUO and found a video you did with that the other day, THEN I wanted to make a light controller with an old servo and FOUND that video, and NOW I am here!! LOL These videos live on for new viewers! I wanted to say I am 59 and a do it yourself with brains, and I'm so glad to see what you are doing with those tool videos and things like that, it's great to see someone like you will keep these do it yourself skills going. Now I don't know how in the heck you were able to afford all those things, but then again I can see... you are an earner with some talent! keep it up, don't watch the news to much and be independent. I'm not a good writer to convey messages, but I hope you get what I am saying. PROUD of you Kid!

Awesome job Erica, you rock!...I spy a axial wraith chassis hanging in the wall

Great video. Where can I find a rebuild kit for these same shocks. Link if possible. Thanks

I got this for some big ass helicopters, well they are medium, 600 size, and anything else like me RC trucks. I got on here because I haven't used the charger in over a year and needed some updated tips! LOL it came right back as soon as I turned it on, but you remined me about the computer connection and I updated the firmware while messing around with it.

Great job. You are far from stupid. I'm going to be building a trailer, and the whole axle issue has been puzzling me, but wow well done I'm definitely going to be doing this idea.

Such an amazing badass and the rig is cool af👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼Binge watched the last 4 episodes today...I couldnt get enough of this build.

I’m sure by adding thermal paste before sliding on the copper pipe will significantly help transfer the heat to the copper pipe. Just the same as a cpu to heat plate. Maybe just a dab here and there.

Hope everything is well Erika.

Whats the current limit? I imagine its quite low, as in 1 or 2 small LEDs as servos get power from your receiver and not from a motor controller output.

What is MOA?

It does better than I thought great job where is that?

The radiators are behind the front shocks shrouded from air flow when moving and no fans, pure water transfers heat better than coolant boiling is not relevant at such low temperatures. Metal coolant lines and coolant tank would dissipate far more heat than plastic and silicone. Don't think IC cooling system temperatures no such thing as to cool with electrics except the battery.

I have a few boat ESCs and a boat motor all water cooled and am into planes their is a 40 gram 12 volt 5 watt aquarium pump but you gave me the idea for what to use for radiators no problem with a propellor for a cooling fan. I think car and boat motors from the same makers rust use a different housing or even a o ringed water cooled housing over the same housing.

Put your shocks upside down for lower center off cravety. And for a smaller footprint off esc's I use castle micro sidewinders. And smush them together resonlder the cables on the print. Is this a Berg? Greetings from Wim from Belgium

Very inventive

Great video thanks so I hit the sub button 🤘✌️

Hey Erika...what tool/lathe are you using? I am rebuilding a motor and I'm looking to smooth out a comm. I've never had one but I do like running brushed motors on my vintage cars, so it might come in handy. Let me know!

im glad your okay...thought you where resting...the course is looking amazing...great job kiddo

Yes, and then no.

That thing seems to perform much better than I expected, i think the extra weight makes it drive much more stable compared to a regular slash. It seems a little back heavy because of the overflow tank, but it seems to fly pretty good!

I remember the days I tested my ESCs, on my truggies I always had them geared for 40+ MPH and nothing got really hot. There used to be a lot of great info on a forum rc-monster used to have. There were plenty of people cooking their motors and they couldn't figure out. Some had under geared their motor and it cooked and binding somewhere could've been the issue. Others would gear their motor to the moon trying to go 10000MPH lol and sometimes the motor would be warm and sometimes it would get cooked. Every time I read stuff like that I would try to replicate it just to see if the same would happen to my motors and it never did. The freakish motor I have is a 2 pole 540 motor I used on my Mugen Truggy and that motor survived when I was trying to kill it. I opened it just to see what kind of magic was inside it and it was just a simple slotless Hacker copy motor. Now you have a perfect motor to rewind though and maybe it'll be better than factory.

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I love this trick! Such a RAD build! Bunch of ppl heading out to deer creek tomorrow morning at 7am to crawl before the heat hits if you're interested!

Why not portals?

It looks awesome, what is the make and model of the chassis?

Way clever

hi, what is the viscosity of the oil you are using ?

Nice work

You are killin' it! It's fun to watch your progress, as it helps the rest of us consider options for our builds, and methods we may have not considered otherwise. Keep it up!

We are here in the R/C Crawler news helicopter watching Erika take on this very difficult section. Notice how she is using reverse on the rear and forward on the front, absolutely amazing. There it is, she has done it. Thank you for another great video Erika.

Insane build! I did a warthog with rear gladiator links and driveshafts in front and rear. Thing was so unstoppable that I took it apart and built a regular crawler just for the challenge factor. ❤

Erica, u mentioned runnin out of dirt for fillin in your boxes. Wat about puttin some of the logs your wantin to get rid of, in the boxes, then cover them with the dirt? Its a win win. Yall are doin a good job on the revamp!

Looks amazing! Great job both of you...I would love to have a backyard RC track. Maybe when I retire and move out of NY 😂

lights would be pretty cool to give a glow under bridges and other places that don't make them seem like giant spot lights

Looks like its turning out great but lots of work. Nice video 👍🏾🔥

Looking awesome 👍

Girl, that looks fantastic! Feel like the roots in the tunnel would need to be more clear though (say I send my GSpeed through it, may not be wide enough), but that's just me. LOL Keep on, keeping on, hopefully will get looking good! ✌🏼😎🤟🏻

Looking like a world class crawler course. Thank you for another great video Erika.

What's good for the goose is good for the....Grapplers? Great vid!

How well did the needle bearing differential holdup?