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Golf grip Air install and removal - it really is this easy
Air removal and install for golf grip. Tip: set pressure shut off below 35 psi to avoid grip blowing up. I have mine set to 25 and these grips did just fine.
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NFL's Helmet History in Pocket Pro's
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Complete team history from 1960-2022 replicated in pocket pro helmets.
How much do RC cars really cost?
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I tracked all the money i spent on 6 different RC cars over the course of 3 years to try and determine how much do RC cars really cost. In this video you'll see how much my cars escalated in cost for things like parts, maintenance, hop ups etc... Inside there is 2-1/2 minute review and analysis of each of the six cars as well as conclusions on how much cars will typically cost you over the long...
RC Differential Tuning - how does it work and is it worth it?
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Want to know how diff tuning works? What the different weight oils do? How they effect your car directly? How a diff works? Then this video is for you. Time stamps: 00:00 Intro 00:31 diff tuning questions 00:43 What is Diff tuning 01:12 How does it impact your car directly 01:22 Handy Chart of impacts 01:38 How do diff oils work? 01:47 How do diffs work? 03:28 Spider Gear - the Key to diff acti...
The Basics of Electronics Selection for RC Cars
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Time stamps: 00:00 Intro 01:20 Quick guide 02:00 4 Key concepts 02:26 CONTEXT IS EVERYTHING 02:40 4000kv motor on 6s in a kraton 04:07 THINGS CAN ONLY SPIN SO FAST 05:45 max rpms 06:18 ideal rmps 06:48 how to calculate rmps 07:32 SIZE MATTERS 07:44 does it fit 08:25 does it match the car 09:25 does the power match the car 11:04 HEAT IS BAD 12:09 internal resisters 12:55 external resisters 13:51...
My favorite bang for your buck EXB upgrade
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My favorite bang for your buck EXB upgrade
RC car Gearing 101 - all you need to know
Просмотров 45 тыс.2 года назад
Here is your complete guide to RC car gearing. Understand pitch and modulus, understand high gears and low gears, performance impacts, and impacts to your components. Time stamps: 00:00 Intro 00:20 Gearing 101 00:27 Everything in 30 seconds 01:18 Pitch and modulus 01:45 quick look at most common gear pitch/modulus 02:25 32 pitch vs .8 mod 02:52 high gear and low gear characteristics 04:02 gear ...
Top 5 Must Have RC Tools & 5 Household Items that Make Great Tools
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.2 года назад
Time stamps: 00:00 Intro 00:18 RC Tools 01:33 Tool #1 - Hex head driver and bits 03:11 Tool #2 - Multi size Nut driver 03:45 Tool #3 - Phillips and Regular screwdrivers 04:07 Tool #4 - Needle Nose pliers 04:26 Tool #5 - Exacto blade 05:02 Bonus - tool box 05:58 Household Tool #1 - toothbrush 06:40 Household Tool #2 - paint can opener 07:20 Household Tool #3 - paper clip 08:08 Household Tool #4 ...
Arrma Typhon 3s disassembly and reassembly tips
Просмотров 7 тыс.2 года назад
Want an easy way to pull the power module? Use a paper clip to remove hinge pins? Only 4 screws to pull the differential out? How about a paint can opener to lift bearings? Arrma blx 3s owners here are some simple disassembly tips to help you maintain your car. Time stamps: 00:00 intro 00:22 split in two chassis 01:30 time elapse disassembly 02:28 remove the electronics module 03:30 remove the ...
Huge air / Huge destruction - Typhon 3s RC car split in half
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Arrma Typhon 3s Huge air and huge destruction. After some really good jumps, i got distracted by a dog and sent it down tail first into a complete chassis split. Then the dog ran off with the drive shaft just for insult to injury.
Can you Run RC Cars in the snow?
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Can you run your RC cars in the snow? What should you think about? How about those electronics? What about steel parts? All these considerations and more covered here. Time stamps: 00:00 Running RC cars in the snow 00:20 Intro 00:35 Can you run your car in the snow? 01:22 Consideration #1 - electronics 02:17 How much water is in snow? 02:49 This is how much water is in there 03:24 Not all elect...
RC Jump Ramp under $45 step by step build
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Build this strong, lightweight, durable, RC jump ramp for under $45 Time stamps: 00:00 lightweight durable RC ramp build 00:18 Intro 01:26 considerations 01:47 cost 02:18 Size 03:14 portability 03:46 durability 04:32 materials you will need 06:15 step by step build 09:55 the bottom skirt 10:48 heavier car support 11:11 hang it up and bash
Kraton EXB backflip snow day
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Another snow day jump day with big air, backflips and double backflips
Kraton EXB crash up
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Some random crashes over the first two months of owning the truck for someone who asked…” is it tough?” I’ve only broke two wing mounts so I’d say yeah, it’s tough. When you consider the crashes not filmed and all the good jumps and bashing on top I think it’s a solid rig that lives to the exb name.
Arrma Typhon 3s Snow Day = Jump Day = Huge Air
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Arrma Typhon 3s Snow Day = Jump Day = Huge Air
RC car rollout charts - build your own and determine speed
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RC car rollout charts - build your own and determine speed
Losi Tenacity DB Pro - Airtime send it
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Losi Tenacity DB Pro - Airtime send it
Kyosho Turbo Optima Mid SE - First run after sitting for 30 years
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Kyosho Turbo Optima Mid SE - First run after sitting for 30 years
Arrma Kraton EXB AirTime 2 - extended version
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Arrma Kraton EXB AirTime 2 - extended version
I just used this plan to build one for myself. Hit it with a Traxxas Stampede and a Maxx for about 30 minutes. The main surface is already damn near destroyed from the Maxx body. Easy enough fix though, just needs significantly more horizontal 1x2s for support. I had about 3" between each and the middle portion is destroyed. Gonna basically have the 1x2s touching each other when I add more tomorrow. Particle board is nice and flexible, but definitely needs additional support.
What tip did you use in the compressor
It’s a plastic narrow cone shaped tip, about 1-1/2” long. The end slides into the hole on the grip and after about 1/4” in it seals tight to the grips with the cone shape wedging it in. Can be found on Amazon for $3.
How tall is ur ramp ?
Thanks for sharing these tips, it made our project upgrade a lot easier.
Love it. Had on in the 80's Plymouth uk. I loved the wheels. So much fun. Mines lost to history in a loft clearance long ago
39/39 in my outcast 8s is a blast 💥
I just cram a penny in the fuse box and it works fine. Fuses are like unicorns, they don't really have a place in this world. Nobody needs fuses or a fuse box, they're just a made-up product to spend money on and pretend that they're safer than just cramming pennies into fuse boxes. I've been doing it for years and have only burned down one car. Those numbers don't lie. One car in 15+ years? That's a 90% success rate with the penny method. Stop wasting money on fuses and cram a penny in there instead. I guarantee you will only be unhappy less than 10% of the time. Numbers don't fudge sickle.
Very nice and clear explanation of the topic and what is important. You explained it in simple form, good for newbies like me. The only thing that Im missing is maybe some basic tips or examples for e.g. universal oil thickness for different RC cars sizes which is nightmare for very beginners. Otherwise one of the best explanation videos Ice seen since I bought RC car. 👍
Just what I was looking for! Wanna build some ramps since the "premade" stuff is ridiculously priced. I'm sure prices are up, but still probably the cheapest and most efficient ramp build on a budget. Thanks! 👍
Just got back from Home Depot. Adjusted for inflation, I spent $65, but I'll have plenty of screws (I went with #10 x 1") and one 4 x 4 sheet left over for another build. I couldn't find any 4 x 4 panels, so got an 8 footer and cut it in half. I picked up a 1/2" x 5' piece of pex pipe to use to create the angle line for the ramp cuts🤙
Footage using my ramp that I built using your instructions. It's working great! ruclips.net/video/oaG_4QtE78U/видео.html
I like the double sided ramps but they don’t have the ski slope
That one support in the center is keen
Is this for 1/16 scale RWD?
I would definitely say you can use it for that. Might be a little oversized but that never hurts anything. This one Can definitely be used for up to 1/8th scale so 1/16th no problem. I’ve been grinding on this ramp with only one resurface for 7 years now. Mostly i jump a 1/8th scale kraton exb or 1/10th scale Arrma, losi, team associated vehicles.
1) Voltage drop is a really bad indicator. In an ideal world there will not be any drop at all. In the real world our batteries have internal resistance. This resistance causes voltage drop proportional to current. Different batteries can have different resistance, the same battery will degrade over time and internal resistance will change. It is really hard to compare apples to apples using this method. Best option to measure power(voltage + current). 2) To compare efficiency you need to know power consumption at THE SAME SPEED. E = mv^2. To speed up the car twice, we need four times more energy. To maintain this speed we also need more than twice more energy. Of course faster setup will consume more energy from the battery. But it tells NOTHING about which setup is more efficient. A more efficient setup will consume less power at the same speed.
my friend took my senton apart removing motor and rear diff and ive now got to put it back together and ive got a rubber ring that i dont know where it goes
Not many rubber gaskets on these cars, as rubber gaskets are good for only sealing things up. So, probably came out of the differential thats full of fluid. Been a long while since i worked on a blx diff but seems like there is a large gasket that rings the differential housing that seals when you put the two sides of the diff together. If its roughly matches the size of the diff housing thats probably your spot. Otherwise, if it’s smaller it is likely the ones that seal where the diff cups poke through the diff housing.
Sadly today may 2024 this is $200 crazy
Good lord thats insane. Inflation is out of control but for such basic building materials thats almost unimaginable. Im glad the ramp lasts a long time cause i certainly wouldn’t build another at those costs
@milehighspeedrc8412 ya the cheapest plywood I can find is $48 and that's just to cheap of a wood. The one that's $75-90 would do
Great little tutorial for an easy build. My 11yr old son wants to build one for his Traxxas Sledge, and this will be perfect. Thanks for putting this video together.
Dang a sledge for an 11 year old. Lucky boy
@@rust1eronblitzrussia542 he is definitely a lucky kid. I wish I had what he does at my age. All we had was sticks we would try to set on fire in the woods.
Enjoy. Hope he has fun and doesn’t run the meter on parts cause even with a durable piece of kit like the sledge, jumping is hard on the wallet!!
Pro. Ty sir
Would 1/2" particle board work?
I’m 47 years old and received as a Christmas present in early 90s still need a speed controller and I’ll be on the road been in the box for about 20+ years almost the same situation looking forward to getting it going
Nice vintage specimen
Thanks for sharing...was a real nice video
Very clear explanation! 👍🏾 Ive watched many videos on this topic and after watching your video, I will stop. Thank you!
I have a Arma Mojave 4s so can I run a 17t to my spur gear? It comes with a 16t right now.
Of course. Go for it. But whether thats the right gearing or makes sense is up to what you are trying to do.
Thx man!
I just bought my first Arrma and after doing extensive research the problem is from the weight of the motor pulling down when landing hard on all fours. Now I've scavenged the net and have found a solution on Amazon. There's a motor brace that gets installed under the motor in order to prevent the downwards pulling motion. Thus not bending the motor mount
Yep, very common issue as well, and as you note, folks have come up with some creative solutions. Some folks have some good aftermarket 3d printed supports, I use an art gum eraser carved out with the shape of the motor. Once you install your support, and if you keep bashing hard, you may still get bending however. Thats what happened with me. The continued bend will be cause by the thrusting torque described here. With your support underneath and the screws shown here though, you should be able to send it without issues. 👍
acceleration for me meant how fast there is speed on the wheel and in high gear, the wheel began to turn very fast so I did not understand why in high gear there was written "I accelerate very slow it takes me a while to get up to speed" there I said "No" look how fast the wheel is turning, then I went back to the beginning, watched again from start, then concentrated on the leveller and then I understood that it rotates much more slower...so my conclusion is that only with the resistance of the bike sat on the ground, one could say in high gear that ""I accelerate very slowly and it takes me a while to get up to speed". Low gear = low high speed. High gear = high final speed. Like this I will remember it. Fantastic visual and understanding video.
Appreciate your video man. Helped me a lot with this second hand Typhon we got off marketplace
Glad it was helpful
Absolutely wrong, they do not mess correctly!
Should you incorporate your differential ratio into FDR?
The FDR is inclusive of the differential ratios.
Great video.
Music is to loud.
Awesome video. Have 2 typhons and a vortex in line on the bench. Doing all diffs and shocks for the first time. Wish I watched this 2 weeks ago. Just finished the vortex and removed the whole front and rear to get the diff out. Oh well. Will make the typhons easier. Thanks for making such a great video!
Glad it was helpful. Happy RC-ing
Thanks. Great explanation.
You're welcome!
I just got my first car, a Typhon and after first use (didn't even kill the battery), I am getting a loud clicking noise as if a gear or something similar is not meshing as it should and it started whining a bit just prior. Don't know why it happened, but it is and it was during second use this happened. Besides for noise, it still works but I won't run it. I have no idea what it is but waht was looking for a great video to be able to tear car apart and yet be able to get it back together.Your video and explanation is fantastic for tear down and getting it back together. Thank you.
Appreciated. I hope you can solve the concern on ur vehicle. Obviously a new car shouldn’t be giving you such issues. With these cars and the power they have it is best to try and identify and fix and not just “power through”. To identify just strategically remove parts along the drive train till you find it. For example, remove the center shaft and test. That will tell you if its front or back. Then you can remove axels and determine if its in the gear box or out near wheels. remove left vs right components etc… and eventually you’ll track it down. If you hit any snags be happy to help, just drop a line.
what pinion would be good with a 60 tooth spur?
Loved how you explained everything GREAT VIDEO. Thanks
Some great information here but trying to hear over the music was a less than pleasant experience. Like trying to have a conversation with the radio volume up to loud. I don’t know why RUclipsrs do this.
Omg I need this. Thank you
Spot on!😢
4:30 thats a bullshit method that depends on a lot of things the biggest being how strong your motor (magnets) are and how quick you pull it , oh and what kind of paper. 4:56 not a flick but yes thats the best way.
Doesn't make sense to me. That simply stops the entire gearbox assembly from having any forward movement within the slot it sits in. That still wouldn't stop the motor itself from having any side to side or up and down movement. Maybe you've just been getting lucky since you've done this, and it has yet to happen. After I bent my motor mount 2-3 times across different RC cars, I straightened out the mount, and then put one of those self stick furniture floor protector pads, that are about the size of a nickel, under the back (wire side) of the motor. On another note, this was happening to me when I was sending my 3S & 4S cars about 15 feet in the air.
Your second sentence is on the right track. These do stop the gearbox module from trying to slide forward in the slots. The key is, these screws are on the outside or ends of the module and thats what your trying to pin down. The module assembly is already “pinned/fixed” in the middle by the drive shaft. That shaft acts as a brace or anchor for the middle of that module keeping the assembly from sliding forward there, but the ends are free to slide forward if enough force is applied. The weight of the motor can thrust forward in a big crash and be that force. When you take a big tumble the whole assembly wants to slide forward, the middle cant, but the ends can and the heavy weight of the motor adds to the “moment arm” effect. The motor will thrust the end of the motor plate forward while the center is pinned, and your motor plate will bend. This solution stops that type of bend by keeping the ends from sliding forward while the middle is already anchored. This type of bend mostly comes from high speed crashes 70mph+ or huge jumps that aren’t landed, 50 plus feet and over 10 feet high. You are correct that another more common type of bend comes from the motors “up and down” force on the plate since it’s hanging there suspended off the plate. Your solution is a good one, as is any that fills that gap between motor and chassis so its not hanging there. Lot of people including myself solved that in various ways (got mine from a guy who makes 3D printer “motor cradles”) but were still getting the first type of bend.
In the end, always expensive
So a pinion gear with a 48 pitch is compatible with a spur gear with a 0.5288 module?
Yes, 48 pitch is .5288 module. They are one and the same. 48 pitch is used by a number of manufacturers for 1/10 scale vehicles. (And is sometimes referred to as .5 mod…but almost always 48p). Unfortunately .6 mod is also utilized by some manufacturers and those are not compatible with 48 pitch ( .5 mod). They ( .6mod and 48p) look almost identical as they are close but they will not mesh. The only two pitch/mod combinations which are different but yet compatible are 32p and .8 mod.
So why would someone use a pinion gear that has more teeth than another? (Or vise versa). For example, my xmaxx comes with 18 tooth pinion stock. Why would someone drop to 15, or increase to 20?
Nice and details video! But I do hope you can solve the low volume, because i had to turn the volume to max to hear you, but when an advertisement come, the volume would become so loud that hurts my ears. So imagine how many times I need to adjust the volume while watching your video.
I’ve been into RC since 1997. Blew lots of money on this hobby but I have no regrets as it keeps me out of trouble.
The the Kraton verybnkce dude!!!
Wow that is sick!! Making me feel good about my buying this rig! Haven’t run it yet but damn!! That is I was e testing dude!!
Typhon flies like an airplane. But watch out for bad landings😂: Huge air / Huge destruction - Typhon 3s RC car split in half ruclips.net/video/xw-iVIfF-UI/видео.html
good info my man.thats why i buy used .great for a budget.see you on the next one.
I primarily bash but I do have a crawler. If I had to guess I’d say I’ve prolly put the price of 2 8s cars in my 6s kraton. Bathers are a money sink, unless you don’t actually bash it. If you don’t have money to light on fire then don’t get into bashing. Now my crawler is good old reliable, breaks maybe once a year if that. If I was on a budget I would stick with crawling only probably.