ONISIKI KODAMA! Micro RC Drift Car. 1st run and build review
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Checking out my new micro 1/24th scale drift car. Use your favorite model car bodies!!
#rccar #rcdrift #rcdriftcar #rc #onisiki #hannya #kodama #m3 #e30m3 #
![[NEZ-V1.0]1/64 RWD RC DRIFT CAR](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/xdU0u3c7BDE/mqdefault.jpg)
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Sic! Great video - Love how you showed us newbs all the stuff we need to know - like what motor to get. i been wanting a micro drift for a while now- omg I might just pull the trigger.
Awesome car and really nice drifting! I like it! 😃
Hello I was wondering what pinion gear do I need for this? I got a Hobbywing 1626 but not sure if they come with it. Still waiting and trying to be prepared. Clean build by the way!!
The kit comes with a plastic pinion that you press on the motor shaft.
@@motionsick4973 thank you for that!!! 🙏🏼
Hey sorry to bug again but what battery are you using and what connector it takes? I bought a jst-xh battery that DONT fit to my ezrun mini28. 😞
@@PushaBee Search for "GNB 350mAh 2S 7.4V 60C/120C Lipo Battery With PH2.0-3P Plug". This the exact battery and connector. Always a bummer but you can change connectors easily if you can solder.
@@motionsick4973bro I got it running! But my servo is superrrr wobbly
What charger are you using? Am I just looking for a generic ph2.0 2s charger? Not finding many
The connector is not an easy one to find! I just fabricated a plug myself using some small prongs from a JST servo connector. I'm using a 2s lipo capable charger
@@motionsick4973 I found this. Spekrum RC "SPMXC0020"
Greetings from borneo,sabah.malaysia.
Cant wait for mine to arrive.what kind of bodyshell you use?
You will have fun with it for sure! I'm using the Fujimi 1/24th e30 model body. I special ordered the decal kit off eBay
if only we're close we can have a 1/24 drift session.
One day bro!
planning to buy one of this chassis and built my first own rc drift car, wanted some advise from you
is the motor kv matters ? or the higher the better ?
@@djemmittslowfpv7099 Lower kV = more torque but less RPM. higher kV= higher RPM, less torque. 3000-4000kV seems right for this kit. Hope that helps!