I live in Michigan. I do not know your language, and we don't really have 4wd here. But I love your videos. I love that you are passionate, and dedicated to your hobby. Please continue to do your best.
If you're going to use 4 motors you might as well have 1 motor per wheel. That way the outer wheel would be free to over rotate in the corner instead of slipping.
Brilliant design however you'd have more weight from the extra motors and batteries. The only real benefit here is an increase in torque. Still you get credit for your design and idea.
Yeah, I was wondering what the real benefit is... So much rear weight, which is bad. It doesn't make it go any faster, but only has more torque... which in this flat track is completely invisible. I guess one could try a track with up and down slopes, and it'd be very important to have a control car for comparison.
In the 90s to early 2000s, here in the Philippines we use fabricated thin sheet metal front and back bumpers to compensate for weak plastic chassis because we soup up stock dynamo by rewinding them and using a high power rechargeable battery... I miss those days... Great content mam/sir! =D
Nice design!👍 It's a powerful build with so much torque, but the problem is, the chassis cannot support the whole weight of the car on corners. Adding braces can solve it but that's adding more weight on an already heavy machine.
26 years ago i did pretty much the same thing. The difference is I used a modified Bandai's 4WD chassis to hold a 9V battery and instead of using 4 motors, I used a single dynamo from my retired RC. It ended exactly like yours after a lap. It even had the same damage.. 😂
