I agree that it needs more runs to be more conclusive and maybe hiroki should hold the machine like in the previous video to just measure speed. Though stability has been tested here too.
Thank you everyone for your comments! There are a lot of things that everyone thinks, but because it is measured by the speed checker sold by Tamiya, I think that it is easy to understand the numerical value and it is easy to use as a measurement method! It has resulted in overturning the previous preconceptions, but it would be nice if you could think of it as one of many answers too! Thanks for watching always!
Thanks for the video, But this test is not fair. Becasue the AR Chassis maybe not fine tune yet. When using ball bearing the car run faster. But have a lot of shaking. That's mean a lot of energy lost. I think use the MA Chassis to test them. The answer will not same.
Steel coated bearing makes the car more stable. This is an interesting find. I thought the plastic bearing can absorb the vibration. But it seems that the metal bearing receives the vibration and then distributed it into the whole chassis so the vibration points is no longer get focused and make the car more calm and stable ?
The higher speed makes it vibrate more, bouncing more up and down, and making the checker can not read the speed accurately. Should have at least hold the car down to stop the bouncing.
Useful info, thank you master 🙇
it's a shame that the HG bearings is beaten by metal bearing, good thing I didn't waste my money by purchasing it when it first came out.
I agree that it needs more runs to be more conclusive and maybe hiroki should hold the machine like in the previous video to just measure speed. Though stability has been tested here too.
@Don Joseph Rialubin He know everything that you talk but the conclusion is Tamiya 94389 ball bearing is the best.
Thank you everyone for your comments!
There are a lot of things that everyone thinks, but because it is measured by the speed checker sold by Tamiya, I think that it is easy to understand the numerical value and it is easy to use as a measurement method!
It has resulted in overturning the previous preconceptions, but it would be nice if you could think of it as one of many answers too!
Thanks for watching always!
The fluorine coated seem to be a better value and more stable
Thanks for the video, But this test is not fair. Becasue the AR Chassis maybe not fine tune yet. When using ball bearing the car run faster. But have a lot of shaking. That's mean a lot of energy lost. I think use the MA Chassis to test them. The answer will not same.
What I realize when buying fluorescent steel instead of ballbearing.. we cannot equip the wheel too firm.. or it will create resistance
Its good because there is no need for washers between the wheels and the axels
Fuss bearing is cheapest, so i think i choose fuss, thanks for the info Master!
Steel coated bearing makes the car more stable. This is an interesting find.
I thought the plastic bearing can absorb the vibration.
But it seems that the metal bearing receives the vibration and then distributed it into the whole chassis so the vibration points is no longer get focused and make the car more calm and stable ?
The higher speed makes it vibrate more, bouncing more up and down, and making the checker can not read the speed accurately. Should have at least hold the car down to stop the bouncing.
Kinda pointless having more speed when it makes the car much less stable, no?
what is the item number of the metal bearing?
I think it's AO-1002 item 94381 which are just spring caps.
The correct answer with AO-1002 item 94381! Thank you!
@@t-hirokihobbych Can we use it on Counter Gear shaft too? Thanks.