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The softer the better, I would think

Are you talking about the single motor one?

I'm not sure, but if it's not too wobbly it should.

If you wanna be sure it's best to take a stiffer TPU like 98A or 58D

Keep in mind not all 2200mah lipos have the exact same dimensions

I heard there are actually upgraded replacement parts available by now

Thank you, I appreciate it! I've never heard of those, will have to check them out. :) btw I recently did a video about an active rear wing I built, might be interesting for you as well

Oh that's weird, never had that issue. Probably just bad quality control

On 2s it should be fine, they can just start with the throttle limit switch set to 50% to get used to it first. I started driving rcs around that age and it worked out well

No, my 6 year old son has this and loves it. Took a bit of practice but handles it really well, especially on 70% power. Really hardy RC car as well as his has been launched of all sorts of stuff and still hasn't needed anything replaced yet.

Thanks bro! :D

I'm glad you like it! :)

Thanks, doesn't really matter xD I wonder why the actual video is doing so bad though (worse than the teaser what the??)

Thanks man :D

Potevi fare un video piú specifico spiegando come collegare tutta l' elettronica... 👎

@@maggio162011 just plug it into any free channel on the receiver. I didn't show the programming because that's different for every transmitter

@@ValRC1 per chi come me non ha mai fatto una cosa del genere quel video è inutile ed anche frustrante da vedere, vorrei tanto farlo ma non capisco nulla

@@maggio162011 I see, I'll keep that in mind for upcoming videos :) which part would you need more explanation about? Maybe I can help you here

Thank you so much, I really appreciate it :D

Thanks! Hey I'm glad you found your way here - have fun building yours as well :D

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Me too!

I'm glad you enjoyed it! Ohh I've thought about that as well, I think it could be really cool but would probably require a super powerful fan. By the way, I'm working on a (sort of) related car right now. It uses an RC Airplane EDF, but instead of producing downforce it is pointed toward the rear, the car's wheels are disconnected from the drivetrain and the car is fan-driven :D

@@ValRC1 You wouldnt need a powerful EDF at all to create tremendous downforce just so you know :). reconsider the concept please and most of all have fun!

Thank you - it's definitely a fun build! Is that car you have an Onroader or Offroader?

@@ValRC1 Onroader and also a drifter. 😊

Oh wow that actually sounds really cool - thanks for the Idea! I don't have any experience building rc airplanes but def something to try out in the future :0

Thanks for the feedback! Tbh it depends what it's used for, I kinda like the look of the big wing and it works pretty well for me

which ones?

@@ValRC1 jconcepts doubledees

Cool, thanks for the suggestion. What terrain are you using them on?

@@ValRC1 dirt

Thanks! :D can't wait to release the finished video

I've never tried it! I'd have to add foam to the underside to ensure it floats when the hover motor stops spinning, and waterproof the electronics first.

It's TPU, I used 95A but the harder the better (98A or 58D would be great)

Thanks, you too! :)

Thanks for your thoughts on it! Personally, I like how it stands out

Or maybe you did get a defective tx and rx with it.

I found both to be pretty laggy

True 😂😂

I was using 95A here, have since tried some 58D which works even better for stuff like this

Aww, I hope it lasts longer now!

If the arms are thick enough and you print it in some harder TPU like 98A or 58D it should be fine. There's only one way to find out though!

I'm glad you like it! Greetings from Austria :)

Iirc I downloaded that one from thingiverse

Iirc I downloaded that one from thingiverse

@@ValRC1 how much the part you've printed weight?

oh wow that's really weird, I've never had or heard of that issue. Might be related to the ESC or/and Transmitter. Hope you get it figured out!

@@ValRC1 yeah very weird, removed all ESC wires and changed this morning, let's see if that works.

Nice, glad you like yours as well!

@@ValRC1 Actually ran mine today. Btw, talking about the first generation, EMB-1H series, but pretty similar

Works great! I just don't recommend it for racing or speedrunning as it does make control a slight bit more imprecise because of the flex

Oh okay, I knew about the shock towers but the hubs as well? interesting

Oh cool, nice to see someone from the same region! :) Awesome, rc models and 3d printers are a great match! I've actually started printing an almost fully 3d printed rc car, gonna have to see how well it turns out though. If it works well, I'll probably make a video about it as well!

Probably, after adding some foam to the underside and waterproofing the electronics! :)

Thank you, I appreciate it!

@@ValRC1I try to make my videos as good as yours

Thanks! The Threaded rods I added in the video actually did a great job at protecting the rudder and servo - haven't broken one since! As for waterproofing, it can be done either by using a waterproof Receiver and ESCs in the first place, or by waterproofing them with some conformal coating. It's probably a good idea to install some foam to the underside as well, in case the hovering motor slows down or stops

@@ValRC1 I'm sorry. I meant to ask for the air cushion / skirt. English is not my first language and I mixed the words. The air cushion showed some damage. It's true it can be "easily" replaced but I was curios to know if there it a more permanent solution.

@@5eurosenelsuelo ohh okay, yes I've heard some people sew them out of ripstop nylon fabric, making it waaay more durable and even perfectly usable on asphalt

It's a Flysky GT5

Thanks for your thoughts! The thing is, on a clean road surface slicks usually have the best traction - and even on a clean road these were extremely slippery..

@@ValRC1 oh I see. Maybe try to break that 101km with some PJ1 TrackBite? :0