Agreed...😊 I really dig this truck, "I think that Vattera could have picked a better color for the bronco, and it probably would have gotten more overall sales, but otherwise...it's a good overall scale size, and it's definitely a fun truck to drive.😁 Back to the vehicles color for a second; I don't care for the color, but... It does look a lot better after I tuned it up with the extra white painted items, and whatnot. 😊 I'd say that it's one of my favorite RC's "but that wouldn't be fair for the rest of them, I love them all equally really, and this one is ranked right up there with the rest.😊 It's a fun truck! Thanks for the awesome compliment brother, and my appreciation for checking out the show.😁🤜🤛
Thanks Dan....😁🙏 And I'm laughing about the Ford haters 😄 I can relate with that, we've been a Ford family for most of my life, but "personally speaking" I'm not biased towards any of the Big 3,😊 But for the last few years I've leaned a bit more towards Mopar than anything else.😁 But let it be noted that I do have a 1959 Ford F100 with a 1967 Ford Thunderbird 390fe Big Block V8 "sitting outside, right next to the RC Workshop.😁 Thanks for the great compliment Dan, and many more for checking out the show.😁🤜🤛
The short wheelbase definitely makes things more interesting,😄 "that little bronco is fun. Thanks for your kindness my friend, and many more for checking out the show. 😁🤜🤛
@redneckrccrawlers9825 😊🙏 That's Awesome... Can't thank you enough for the compliments Brother.😊 And there's more "on the Rock's videos" to go, I'm currently editing the "AWOL Soldier on the Rock's" with the Fms Roc Hobby 1/6 scale MB Scaler Willy's Jeep.😁 (Stay tuned for that in a few days) And then there's even more "on the Rock's" after that, I basically filmed every crawler we have out there. 😂👍
I got a new trail finder 2 Scottsdale. And I haven't turned that thing over once. Yet knock on wood on that deal. You got that shiny painti , just don't want to scratch it
Scratches happen.... It's wise to avoid as many scratches as you can "but sometimes they're unavoidable, and have to happen "in order for the show to go on" without the use of a Hand of God "to reposition the vehicle.😊
And you're more than welcome to too 😁👍 but I wouldn't really think of it as a challenge really, I'd rather think of it has having fun with a fellow RC friend while playing a little "follow the leader" with the RC crawler's.😁 You are 100% percent invited Kevin, I "as a RC channel and friend" and we as a family, would welcome you anytime.😊🤜🤛
I don't like scratching my stuff. Anytime Back when I was a kid I didn't like getting my bicycles.sratch I like the guy who worked at hobby town. That's why you buy RC s to break them. He goes. He's obviously a Wack job That's what they're for. I just told him I don't break my R c's. On purpose, some people like that though. nice video It was the ford ascender f150 Or something for500 bucks.
Ha ha ha so you're that guy, "the one who is just on the edge of really having some fun" 😄 (like I said in the video) if you're afraid to scratch it, you're not really doing yourself any favors "when it comes to improving your driving skills" 😕 I'm not the type of person who deliberately tries to break their RC's, but you can't be afraid to put a few scratches on it. A vehicle with no scratches, is a vehicle that's not really getting used. Correct ? 😕 I mean "isn't that what you think when you see someone else's shelf queen collecting dust ? 😕 Like how much it's a shame "that their vehicle isn't getting used ? 😕 I'm not telling people to go out and break their RC's, but if you get yourself into a difficult spot with your RC, and you pick it up and move it by hand vs trying to drive it out of that situation, "then your not really doing your driving skills any favors. 😕 Yes there is definitely a bunch of good reasons to pick up your vehicle and move it "for certain situations" like if it's about to fall off a cliff or something, but if you're picking up your vehicle and moving it to a different position "to avoid getting a scratch on it" then your not really having fun with it. I mean what would you do in a real world situation, if you had to drive through an area that was going to scratch your vehicle, in order to save your own life or somebody else's ? 😕 Would you be willing to scratch your vehicle for that, or would you tuck tail and turn around ? 😕 Bicycle's; I was never the type of kid who pulled up to something, and would just drop my bike to the ground, I always set my bike down nicely with the crank being high on the downside, but I was never afraid to jump, bunny hop, sidekick garbage cans, ride wheelies or do anything else that way going to jeopardize that days fun.😄 "Scratches happen" and everyone of them have a story to tell "just like scrapes and scars on a person's body" there all battle scars with a story to tell "doesn't matter if it's a vehicle or a person, all those scrapes and scratches have a story behind them.😁 "In all reality" those scrapes and scratches are all badges of honor, and a person or RC vehicle "should be proud to have them.😊 Scratches that happen in the line of duty "are all well earned battle scars, "and true badges of honor.🏅 Or at least "that's how I feel about it" 😕😄😊 I love every RC on my channel, and I'm extremely proud of them all too, they have all served me well, and are all heroes in my eyes.😊 There is definitely a difference between "not being afraid to scratch your vehicle in the line of duty" and being abusive towards them or "deliberately trying to break them.😕 My RC's are Heroes! 😍 But then again I'm also the type of person who would sacrifice themselves "in order to save another person too.😕 Sometimes sacrifices have to be made, the question is "how willing are you to do the same ? If you were a soldier in battle "would you willingly sacrifice yourself to save a fellow soldier, or would you be the type of person who turned their head and walked away.😕 I know that it seems like a big difference between "being afraid to scratch a RC, and "sacrificing one's self to save another, but ultimately at the end of the day "it all boils down to what type of person you are" 😕 I'm not going to play in traffic, but if I have to jump in front of a vehicle to save someone's life "I would. I'm not going to play with fire, but if I have to jump through burning flames to save someone's life "I would. See what I'm trying to say ? I don't want to deliberately scratch My RC's "but I'm also not afraid to scratch them "if duty calls for it"😊 But that's just me...😄 Lol
I practice every day with my high trail crawl crawl crawl crawl and sometimes you have rollovers. It's unavoidable, but I hate it and I utter Little profanity $$#@#%^&? When it happens
Myself I like 3s more low pulling power far As I'm concerned. I get slow crawl. I got the horses I mean. I got it all so. Oh , it's not the two s is more Not much punch
True "but the amount of punch a battery has, also comes down to what the batteries C rating is 🤔 (50c has a lot more punch than 25c) no matter the overall voltage.😕 And technically speaking 3s most definitely has more power than 2s, since 3s is 12.6v fully charged and 2s is only 8.4v fully charged.😕 What I was trying to say is that sometimes when the vehicle is under a strong load due to terrain, that it seems like the vehicles motor behaves better on a 50c 2s lipo vs a 50c 3s lipo. I know that it makes absolutely no sense at all, but sometimes it just feels like that when I'm pushing a RC vehicle thru serious terrain "that causes extreme loads on the drivetrain and motor" that the motor seems to prefer a 50c 2s over a 50c 3s.😕 I just wondered if anyone else ever felt the same way.😄
It does look good on the rocks!
Agreed...😊 I really dig this truck, "I think that Vattera could have picked a better color for the bronco, and it probably would have gotten more overall sales, but otherwise...it's a good overall scale size, and it's definitely a fun truck to drive.😁
Back to the vehicles color for a second; I don't care for the color, but... It does look a lot better after I tuned it up with the extra white painted items, and whatnot.
😊 I'd say that it's one of my favorite RC's "but that wouldn't be fair for the rest of them, I love them all equally really, and this one is ranked right up there with the rest.😊 It's a fun truck!
Thanks for the awesome compliment brother, and my appreciation for checking out the show.😁🤜🤛
That’s a beautiful truck damn, I love my Fords. And I’m always surrounded by Ford haters. They’ve just never had quality. Lol.
Thanks Dan....😁🙏
And I'm laughing about the Ford haters 😄 I can relate with that, we've been a Ford family for most of my life, but "personally speaking" I'm not biased towards any of the Big 3,😊 But for the last few years I've leaned a bit more towards Mopar than anything else.😁
But let it be noted that I do have a 1959 Ford F100 with a 1967 Ford Thunderbird 390fe Big Block V8 "sitting outside, right next to the RC Workshop.😁
Thanks for the great compliment Dan, and many more for checking out the show.😁🤜🤛
Some nice crawling short wheelbase like that does make it tougher but fun still gotta be on point with your lines for sure thanks for sharing
The short wheelbase definitely makes things more interesting,😄 "that little bronco is fun.
Thanks for your kindness my friend, and many more for checking out the show.
😁🤜🤛
@@R.C.A.D. anytime I like watching you run on your crawler courses lots of ideas very awesome what you have there keep up the awesome work
@redneckrccrawlers9825
😊🙏 That's Awesome... Can't thank you enough for the compliments Brother.😊 And there's more "on the Rock's videos" to go, I'm currently editing the "AWOL Soldier on the Rock's" with the Fms Roc Hobby 1/6 scale MB Scaler Willy's Jeep.😁
(Stay tuned for that in a few days) And then there's even more "on the Rock's" after that, I basically filmed every crawler we have out there.
😂👍
I got a new trail finder 2 Scottsdale. And I haven't turned that thing over once. Yet knock on wood on that deal. You got that shiny painti , just don't want to scratch it
Scratches happen.... It's wise to avoid as many scratches as you can "but sometimes they're unavoidable, and have to happen "in order for the show to go on" without the use of a Hand of God "to reposition the vehicle.😊
I'd love to come to your place and challenge you be awesome
And you're more than welcome to too 😁👍 but I wouldn't really think of it as a challenge really, I'd rather think of it has having fun with a fellow RC friend while playing a little "follow the leader" with the RC crawler's.😁
You are 100% percent invited Kevin, I "as a RC channel and friend" and we as a family, would welcome you anytime.😊🤜🤛
I don't like scratching my stuff. Anytime Back when I was a kid I didn't like getting my bicycles.sratch I like the guy who worked at hobby town. That's why you buy RC s to break them. He goes. He's obviously a Wack job
That's what they're for. I just told him I don't break my R c's. On purpose, some people like that though. nice video It was the ford ascender f150 Or something for500 bucks.
Ha ha ha so you're that guy, "the one who is just on the edge of really having some fun" 😄 (like I said in the video) if you're afraid to scratch it, you're not really doing yourself any favors "when it comes to improving your driving skills" 😕 I'm not the type of person who deliberately tries to break their RC's, but you can't be afraid to put a few scratches on it. A vehicle with no scratches, is a vehicle that's not really getting used. Correct ? 😕
I mean "isn't that what you think when you see someone else's shelf queen collecting dust ? 😕 Like how much it's a shame "that their vehicle isn't getting used ? 😕 I'm not telling people to go out and break their RC's, but if you get yourself into a difficult spot with your RC, and you pick it up and move it by hand vs trying to drive it out of that situation, "then your not really doing your driving skills any favors. 😕 Yes there is definitely a bunch of good reasons to pick up your vehicle and move it "for certain situations" like if it's about to fall off a cliff or something, but if you're picking up your vehicle and moving it to a different position "to avoid getting a scratch on it" then your not really having fun with it.
I mean what would you do in a real world situation, if you had to drive through an area that was going to scratch your vehicle, in order to save your own life or somebody else's ? 😕
Would you be willing to scratch your vehicle for that, or would you tuck tail and turn around ? 😕
Bicycle's; I was never the type of kid who pulled up to something, and would just drop my bike to the ground, I always set my bike down nicely with the crank being high on the downside, but I was never afraid to jump, bunny hop, sidekick garbage cans, ride wheelies or do anything else that way going to jeopardize that days fun.😄 "Scratches happen" and everyone of them have a story to tell "just like scrapes and scars on a person's body" there all battle scars with a story to tell "doesn't matter if it's a vehicle or a person, all those scrapes and scratches have a story behind them.😁 "In all reality" those scrapes and scratches are all badges of honor, and a person or RC vehicle "should be proud to have them.😊
Scratches that happen in the line of duty "are all well earned battle scars, "and true badges of honor.🏅
Or at least "that's how I feel about it" 😕😄😊
I love every RC on my channel, and I'm extremely proud of them all too, they have all served me well, and are all heroes in my eyes.😊
There is definitely a difference between "not being afraid to scratch your vehicle in the line of duty" and being abusive towards them or "deliberately trying to break them.😕 My RC's are Heroes! 😍 But then again I'm also the type of person who would sacrifice themselves "in order to save another person too.😕
Sometimes sacrifices have to be made, the question is "how willing are you to do the same ? If you were a soldier in battle "would you willingly sacrifice yourself to save a fellow soldier, or would you be the type of person who turned their head and walked away.😕
I know that it seems like a big difference between "being afraid to scratch a RC, and "sacrificing one's self to save another, but ultimately at the end of the day "it all boils down to what type of person you are" 😕 I'm not going to play in traffic, but if I have to jump in front of a vehicle to save someone's life "I would. I'm not going to play with fire, but if I have to jump through burning flames to save someone's life "I would.
See what I'm trying to say ?
I don't want to deliberately scratch My RC's "but I'm also not afraid to scratch them "if duty calls for it"😊
But that's just me...😄 Lol
I practice every day with my high trail crawl crawl crawl crawl and sometimes you have rollovers. It's unavoidable, but I hate it and I utter Little profanity $$#@#%^&? When it happens
Myself I like 3s more low pulling power far As I'm concerned. I get slow crawl. I got the horses I mean. I got it all so. Oh , it's not the two s is more Not much punch
True "but the amount of punch a battery has, also comes down to what the batteries C rating is 🤔 (50c has a lot more punch than 25c) no matter the overall voltage.😕 And technically speaking 3s most definitely has more power than 2s, since 3s is 12.6v fully charged and 2s is only 8.4v fully charged.😕 What I was trying to say is that sometimes when the vehicle is under a strong load due to terrain, that it seems like the vehicles motor behaves better on a 50c 2s lipo vs a 50c 3s lipo.
I know that it makes absolutely no sense at all, but sometimes it just feels like that when I'm pushing a RC vehicle thru serious terrain "that causes extreme loads on the drivetrain and motor" that the motor seems to prefer a 50c 2s over a 50c 3s.😕
I just wondered if anyone else ever felt the same way.😄