New to RC car racing - hints and tips
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- There is too much to share in just one video but we have a few things you can think about when you are starting out in racing RC cars.
Local knowledge is everything so make sure you speak to the local RC guru.
Tires transmitters and talking to your local clubs is going to be key.
the most important thing is HAVE FUN...
"Slow is fast"
I've been racing for years and I still start every practice session with a LiFE battery so that I am forced to drive slower while I'm warming up and learning a new layout.
Might get some T-shirts made hahah
My advise for a beginner (from my experience) is to invest in a transponder because what that dies is record your lap times and it will be shown on computer at the club, that's good because it'll show how fast your doing per lap. Another thing is DO NOT reverse after crashing into a wall or a barrier because (idk if all clubs do this) you'll get something like a 10 second penalty and that's bad, always and only contentrate on your own race and don't worry about other racers, buy racing tires like they said but glue the rims and tires together because if you don't then you might be grip rolling around every corner and it'll help you to grip a lot better top. Hope these little tips help
Cheers David solid advice
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Aww man, my favorite porsche gt1 at the end there. So nice on the track :D
I’m looking forward to the new Calibra.
Great advice!
I got advised at the track on Tuesday to adjust my expo and it made an enormous difference!! I had never heard of it before 😂
You will never go back
Absolutely agree,stay until the end! Sometimea i was not in the mood after some stupid car brakes but i still stuck around and helped put everything back, this matters a lot
every little helps
Very cool vide great job thumbs up friend
Cheers bud appreciate the comments
Great video Boys 👍 you forgot to give a shout out to Steve the rc guru😂😅🤣 I agree with you there, it's always good to give a hand when setting up or putting away. Most importantly when you first join the club, it's a good way to get to know the other racers.
Yeah there’s always a steve 😂👍 thanks for watching!
Love the videos keep it up have had a few Tt01e over years sold them due to not really racing them and thinking be expensive but watching your videos realised not as expensive as I thought and going to bust local track check rules and have a go at racing myself.
Awesome! Let us know how you get on👍
@@PopalongRC I will thanks
Very good info chaps. Great channel also 👏
Cheers Roger thanks for watching.
one of the touring cars that my local track uses is something called as the vantex 416 or HL518, which is a replica of the tamiya 416. It's one of the cheapest belt drive touring cars. I should make a review of it soon when I get it yeah?
Cool … good luck with it. Don’t think it is available in the UK
@@PopalongRC thank you!!
Great tips, knew them all 😁, but a good guide 👍
Cheers Lyhne Rc … thanks for watching
Great video guys - B Final there is no etiquette 😆
Hi guys, just starting out in Mardave mini racing with a friend but we’re both building a 1/10 TC aswell for the future, currently converting my TT-01D but was wondering what budget friendly 17.5t brushless motor/esc combo you would recommend. Thanks and keep up the good work on the channel 👍🏻
Not put a 17.5brushless in a tt01 as yet but the hobby wing just stock combo is a good starting point …
Have fun Guys great advice
Cheers Kurt thanks for watching
Any advice for setup on f1 for an asphalt track?
Sorry don’t have much experience with F1 … if we meet someone who does we will see if we can get some info.
@@PopalongRC not worries and thanks I’m having a heck of a time getting front end grip
Don't shout at Marshall got it
Easier said than done in some circumstances