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Upgraded SG1203 - New electronic, lights and weight
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- Опубликовано: 17 фев 2020
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SG1203 1/12 RC Ripsaw ev2
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Here is My fully upgraded Ripsaw Ev2 with new electronic, lights and weight for balance.
I Will need to make test run after weather let Me to confirm if 10A ESC for steering will work fine or do I need to get bigger ESC
Here are some parts that i used:
DumboRC X5 (No need for more channels like I have)
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GENSACE ACE 2200mAh 50C battery (biggest I fit inside)
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DumboRC 10A Brushed ESC for steering (still need to test that)
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Hobbywing Quicrun 40A ESC for drive motor
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I'm glad you showed me how much weight I need. I modded mine to be a flip up canopy and take a 6 inch figure and I added some weights to mine but not as much because I don't like it being too slow.
I did not calculate that weight but still that machine need some weight on front :)
@@Adrian202 yeah it does though I had to get creative with it to keep enough room for the figure.
Excellent video I wish i saw this a year ago!
THX for good comment :)
Hi Adrian,
Many thanks and compliments for your review. Very informative!
I am looking into the SG1203 and it's extraordinary and quite impressive design and performance for some time. But till your smart video I could never exactly figure out how this very smart model is actually working. Pictures, videos and reports of the transmission where pointing in the direction how it works, but it was never clarified that it works with two individual ESCs, all without any RC channel mixing functions, which is a known technology for RC chain driven vehicles since along time.
You are the first showing clearly this fact… GREAT…very well done!
Thanks again!
As for the main ESC you are using:
The WP-1040 series is OEM produced by HobbyWing for many other RC companies since a long time; so, you can find such ESC units in a countless number of RTR models from many different companies. And over the years the ESCs went on in development and within this there are definitely versions where you can program the ESC in a way that it switches directly from forward to backwards. The way it looks in your video you have it running in some "forward - brake - reverse" mode.
Please check into your ESC, maybe you can change the programming accordingly.
Keep on your great reviewing and HAVE FUN!
🌞😎👍
Hi, so far this is mist nice comment I get :)
If I like a toy I upgrade it and I did not expect to see so complicated mechanism inside :)
I have programming card for ESC but I don't need that here (I use it only for ESC on Feiyue)
Electronic in this model is well designed and I also did not expect that on so cheap model but so far is a 2019 hit :)
@@Adrian202 You are absolutely right…
It is very fascinating which design, quality and performance-potential some more or less "toy grade" RC models have nowadays.
Having an excellent price to value relation and a few, well thought modifications can really make them REAL good…
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@@BUDGET_RC_RACER So far I have only 3 toy grade machines that have so complicated design :)
Since it looks like it only uses 1 motor for forward and reverse, Do you think a larger forward only motor could be put in it to gain more speed? Say upgrade from a 390 to a 540, clearly some redesigning would have to take place to fit the larger motor, the question more is, does it have room inside for something bigger if you were able to 3d print a mount for it?
Sorry I answer, but I don't see My comment.
Motor is build in gearbox, so hard to say if there is space for stronger motor.
Also, stronger motor will destroy gears faster
Some stronger motors are just longer, so You could just cut out the wall behind (if there is a wall :D )
I'd like to see what it's like outside now you have modified it! 😄👍
Same here but weather is not so bad only when I'm in work and after work is raining :D
@@Adrian202 that sounds like the UK! While I've got you this may seem a bit random but do you know what size or a part number. For a replacement metal pinion gear on a WPL etc. I bought some but they were the wrong size! 😣
@@theminiatureconstructionco4556 That's 10t gear with 0.5 module and 2mm hole :)
I god bag of theme from Ali but now Ali have problem with sending products because of virus :(
@adrian202 Rc Hreat review, thanks. How can i tsll the difference from v1 vs v2? Looks all the same to me in the online shops.
@@SUBzeroY You mean difference from ev1 and ev2 or in rc car v1 or v2 (I did not know there is v2)
How many meters far can it goes??
I never test that, but I think on the standard electronic is about 60-80 meter because that's standard
I would be very careful with the Quicrun you bought. I did the same thing from Ebay and it wasn't the real thing! It burned up the first time I took my 12428 buggy outside! It needs to SAY quicrun on it and it should come in a Hobbywing box with instructions. Spend more for the real thing and swear less. I'm glad I saw this video. It answers my concerns that the metal tracks would wear out the plastic idlers and drive sprockets. For better traction, maybe the rubber tracks can get some tabs to drive better on grass. Hopefully, an aftermarket transmitter and receiver will increase the range. One video says the range is only about 50 meters = 150 feet. Aside from gaining an extra channel for lights, how necessary is it to change out the ESC's. Is it like the cheap buggies where the all-in-one board is cheap and useless? The steering ESC goes to the steering motor, but what is it that powers the lights? Is it that ESC? If the LED's will take 8VDC, why can't they operate off of a 7.2VDC lipo? Did you do what you did because you may use a 3S (11.3VDC) lipo?
i just purchase this tank, its battery last for 15 minutes only, can i replace bigger battery without changing other thing in this tank?
If You can fit bigger battery :D
Most of the cars last 10 minutes and remember that bigger battery = more weight and more weight = more power consumption
@@Adrian202 is that mean yes? stock battery only 1200 Mah, is it okay if i plan on getting the same volt but with higher Mah like 3000 or 4000mah? ohh and is it okay if i use T converter for stock tamiya battery connector to replace those big capacity battery?
Did you changed the ESCs just for more functions on the remote or do they actually affect the performance of the Ripsaw? Did you swap to more powerful motors later? I eventually want a faster tank but I'm afraid that all the stock plastic parts(wheels, gears, suspension mounting points) are not going to survive heavier loads.
I change electronic to have more speed control (I can run ut very slow speed) but original electronic is fine.
Gearbox is so big that changing anything is almost impossible :D You can always find similar brushless motor for drive but that will destroy gears :(
Still it's a toy but so far it's one of best toys of 2019 so if factories see that they will start to make new upgrades like shocks and stuff like that so just wait :)
@@Adrian202 My stock electronics suddenly is not picking up signals from the remote. I decided to use diy ESCs and I watched your video a couple times more. You said that you have to push twice to go Reverse. Some ESC have 3 modes, mainly for safe crawling. F/B/R, F/B, F/R(Forward, Brake, Reverse). I guess that's why you have to press twice to go back, because once is for brake. What ESCs have you finally used for steering and drive? Is that 10A ESC enough for steering?
Thanks!
@@samonesa9125 How many times I click will depend on what mode is set from factory :) but Yes, i have forward and reverse with no brake.
For steering they use 130 motor or something similar and they don't need strong ESC so 20A should be fine
@@Adrian202 Thank you!
Great video it looks to be a 6 inch scale can marvel legends action figure fit?
No
Hi Adrian, great video here! Very informative. I'm very new into RC and this SG 1203 is my first toy. I'm looking into mod it to some degree. I already added weights to the front, waterproofed all electronics, and I moved the ON/OFF switch to the passenger side inspired by you. Now I'm trying to add a battery level indicator(voltage monitor) for the drive battery. And I'm also looking into putting lights for all those available spots and swap out the low-brightness stock lightbar. But I'm planing to use a separate battery dedicated just for the lighting. This way regardless how much lighting I have, it will always run with no range decrease. Have you considered this idea?
This model is well made and have options for great mods :)
There is circuit to display battery voltage as a % bar but it's big
@@Adrian202 I have a voltage monitor on the way so hope that will fit! For my dedicated lighting circuit, I'm planning to use a 4.8V-7.4V super bright SMD light bar to replace the light bar on top, plus 4 white 5mm LED for the front and 4 red 5mm LED for the rear. But I don't have a receiver or a smart control board can I directly wire the LED to the battery? Do you have any experience with this? Thank you for your help!!
how much weight did you add? i added 120 grams to the front most nose area and its much better in climbing, weighs alot now hehe
@@perspectivemeditation7648 I added wheel balancing weights. Those have double sided tape pre-attached, very convenient. About 6 of them. It's definitely more than 120g.
@@samonesa9125 ahh i see, i went abit ruff and cut a block of thick granite to spec and zip tied it haha
Hi just wondering you connected the switch to the battery does that handle the power of 2 esc pulling on it
Yes because both ESC are connected together so switch brake power line
Ok was just wondering if it was going to be too much for such a little switch. Amazing work I'm about to do the same to mine
Would you mind to tell me how much weight in ev2 front side? Thanks
Cant now :( I added about 310g to front and it's hard to weight it now
Quanto mede em cm essa esteira ?
Sorry but google have problem translating "esteira"
Can I pay you to do this for me?
The Best part of this hobby is to do it You're self :)
I also make mistakes and learn on that :)