Wondering how to control your RC car in the air? Andrew is showing how to start basic jumps to front and back-flips with the Arrma Outcast. #rccar #howtojump #backflip
I bought a Kraton 6S v5, and I've been going over these methods. After a few broken parts, I'm finally jumping and landing with height and distance. I saw this movie ages ago and always remembered these tips. And today, your movie rolled on my feed, so I had to jump on and say Cheers again Mate. I'm buying a Typhon 6S V5 next 😈
As someone new to rc this was a great video. I loved the overlay of the controller too as it was helpful seeing that. I took my new krayton 6s out the day after I got it and was playing around with it and landed some backflips. I was trying to figure out how throttle affected it in air. Seeing this makes sense.
I loved this. A wonderful demonstration of "Conservation of Angular Momentum" in the air. Spin the wheels forward, the car rotates backwards and vice versa.
Weil ich es sehe, du bist auch aus München. Gleich mal ne frage an dich: Mein traxxas hoss hat ne bremsfunktion, welche zunächst keine rückwärtsbewegung der Reifen initiiert. Erst durch erneutes drücken der "bremse" drehen sich auch die Reifen. Müsste ich dann immer zwei mal den bremsschalter tätigen?
@@maxonsax5595 Guten Morgen :-) Die meisten Standard-Regler sind so programmiert, dass die Räder erst stillstehen müssen bevor der Rückwärtsgang aktiviert werden kann. Dann entweder mit beibehalten der Bremsstellung des Gashebels oder vorher erneut auf neutral, ist Regler spezifisch. Schont Getriebe/Differentiale enorm. Ich hoffe ich konnte helfen :-)
I'm so surprised that simply throttling or braking in the air does so much to control your landing, It seems to be defying gravity to me. Very cool! Thanks for the video
This is probably one of the best RC videos I’ve seen in a while, love the editing and tutorial. Just seen your channel for the first time and subscribed!
Hello! Sorry to be late to the game of Bashing. Your video of this bashing techniques are what I was looking for. Great work with the illustrations. I see this video appears to be 3 years ago. Perhaps you can do more videos of these type of techniques such as avoiding a turnover! Thanks.
Just discovered this and it looks great. The only thing Im missing from this and from most others like it is any reccomendations for punch settings. Are they a factor in getting that throttle control right ?
Love the video and must say well done, ya earnt yaself a subscriber. Quick question. When looking to invest in a freestyle jump trick car, what in your opinion should I be looking for? For example, do some cars turn quicker in the air? are some motors better to have than others? does wheel size matter.
Could someone enlighten me on why my e revo 2.0 seems to REALLY kick the back end up when I jump sometimes? Tried tuning the suspension but I’m not sure it would be that harsh... maybe I letting off throttle too early? but sometimes (it seems like when I’m going fast) my car flips nearly 90 degrees and nosedives making me have to hammer the throttle to correct while other jumps on the same ramp are perfectly level and smooth 🤔
@Hearthstoned there are many factors that can contribute to this type of reaction off a jump face. A poor jump face can cause the issue and there is not much setup you can do to fix this. Also letting off the throttle too early can cause a nose down attitude. What I expect your issue is related to is that the rear suspension is too soft and allows the back end to rebound very quickly. I suggest increasing the oil weight and seeing if that helps.
@@modelflight it’s a home made smooth plastic ramp, I assume the fact that it’s so smooth is also the reason I can’t do backflips well? (Planning on adding skateboard grip tape material to it soon)
@@V8chump Not sure sorry without seeing it but our comments before are consistent with normal issues. Doing a backflip relies on the speed. throttle pull and angle on the jump face (needs to be sharp on the lip)
Hello again! Does hitting the brakes while the vehicle is in the air and then versing cause damage to gears or is this type of activity built into the engineering of these type RC vehicles that You know of? I ask because that is a fear I have about these expensive tuff toys. I have seen some pretty nightmarish videos of damaged RC cars where the cost to repair them can be outrageous when added. Thanks.
By far,the best tutorial video for rc stunts.Hope you do more tutorial videos.
I bought a Kraton 6S v5, and I've been going over these methods. After a few broken parts, I'm finally jumping and landing with height and distance.
I saw this movie ages ago and always remembered these tips.
And today, your movie rolled on my feed, so I had to jump on and say Cheers again Mate.
I'm buying a Typhon 6S V5 next 😈
Awesome @Steve Zinko. Thanks for watching and pleased to hear about your progress 👍
As someone new to rc this was a great video. I loved the overlay of the controller too as it was helpful seeing that. I took my new krayton 6s out the day after I got it and was playing around with it and landed some backflips. I was trying to figure out how throttle affected it in air. Seeing this makes sense.
I loved this. A wonderful demonstration of "Conservation of Angular Momentum" in the air. Spin the wheels forward, the car rotates backwards and vice versa.
10 Bodys later... it looks something like this.
Great Video Thx.
What a perfect explanation! With this tutorial everybody should be able to learn the basics of flying a truck :-D greets from Munich
Weil ich es sehe, du bist auch aus München. Gleich mal ne frage an dich:
Mein traxxas hoss hat ne bremsfunktion, welche zunächst keine rückwärtsbewegung der Reifen initiiert. Erst durch erneutes drücken der "bremse" drehen sich auch die Reifen. Müsste ich dann immer zwei mal den bremsschalter tätigen?
@@maxonsax5595 Guten Morgen :-) Die meisten Standard-Regler sind so programmiert, dass die Räder erst stillstehen müssen bevor der Rückwärtsgang aktiviert werden kann. Dann entweder mit beibehalten der Bremsstellung des Gashebels oder vorher erneut auf neutral, ist Regler spezifisch. Schont Getriebe/Differentiale enorm. Ich hoffe ich konnte helfen :-)
I'm so surprised that simply throttling or braking in the air does so much to control your landing, It seems to be defying gravity to me. Very cool! Thanks for the video
It's about Conservation of Angular Momentum. I was amazed too.
love the overlay of the controller, EXCELLENT VIDEO SIR From England 😉👍
Great video for a newbie!! Thank you!!
Simple video that most. Thanks
Good to see an Aussie doing this shit instead of bloody yanks all the time!! Good job bro.
I'm new to RC cars and this was a perfect tutorial. Thank you!!
Awesome tutorial. Informative and entertaining. Your an ace driver and great narrator. Thanks for sharing your techniques with us. 👍👍
Thank you very much for an amazingly detailed tutorial. Really helps us new to the hobby.
why doesn't this have more views? awesome video
Awesome instructional. I could have used that a few years ago. 👍👍👊🏻👊🏻. Great edits. 😱😱
Best video so far Andrew. Keep em coming.
This is probably one of the best RC videos I’ve seen in a while, love the editing and tutorial. Just seen your channel for the first time and subscribed!
Best Tutorial Video so far...Very nice
Hello! Sorry to be late to the game of Bashing. Your video of this bashing techniques are what I was looking for. Great work with the illustrations. I see this video appears to be 3 years ago. Perhaps you can do more videos of these type of techniques such as avoiding a turnover! Thanks.
Great video and demonstration! Exactly what I was looking for
Well explained!
Great Jump👍
I've been searching for this thinks.
Great video
This is what I needed. Thanks much!
Great vid, very helpful thanks
*Me looking at my 100$ rc car*
Car: Don't even think about it
Very usefull Video
Helpful vid 👍🏽
Thank you brother
Thanks!!
THANK YOU!!!!
Just discovered this and it looks great. The only thing Im missing from this and from most others like it is any reccomendations for punch settings. Are they a factor in getting that throttle control right ?
the way i do backflips is going really fast reverse and flooring it and making the car flip
Love the video and must say well done, ya earnt yaself a subscriber. Quick question. When looking to invest in a freestyle jump trick car, what in your opinion should I be looking for? For example, do some cars turn quicker in the air? are some motors better to have than others? does wheel size matter.
500th like! Sweet vid
Merci !
You shouldn’t land with throttle or brake tho
Why?
@@modelflight Apparrently it damages drivetrain
@@modelflight that’s what I heard
Could someone enlighten me on why my e revo 2.0 seems to REALLY kick the back end up when I jump sometimes? Tried tuning the suspension but I’m not sure it would be that harsh... maybe I letting off throttle too early? but sometimes (it seems like when I’m going fast) my car flips nearly 90 degrees and nosedives making me have to hammer the throttle to correct while other jumps on the same ramp are perfectly level and smooth 🤔
@Hearthstoned there are many factors that can contribute to this type of reaction off a jump face. A poor jump face can cause the issue and there is not much setup you can do to fix this. Also letting off the throttle too early can cause a nose down attitude. What I expect your issue is related to is that the rear suspension is too soft and allows the back end to rebound very quickly. I suggest increasing the oil weight and seeing if that helps.
@@modelflight it’s a home made smooth plastic ramp, I assume the fact that it’s so smooth is also the reason I can’t do backflips well? (Planning on adding skateboard grip tape material to it soon)
@@V8chump Not sure sorry without seeing it but our comments before are consistent with normal issues. Doing a backflip relies on the speed. throttle pull and angle on the jump face (needs to be sharp on the lip)
Where is this place? Adelaide area?
Hi, It's at the Wilfred Taylor Public BMX Track in Morphett Vale, SA. Cheers
Ahh thought it was, I might head down there early and check it out.
what the cars name?
It's the Arrma Outcast 4S, Cheers
Hello again! Does hitting the brakes while the vehicle is in the air and then versing cause damage to gears or is this type of activity built into the engineering of these type RC vehicles that You know of? I ask because that is a fear I have about these expensive tuff toys. I have seen some pretty nightmarish videos of damaged RC cars where the cost to repair them can be outrageous when added. Thanks.