0:10 and after pressing forwards on the joystick lightly, Pablo never saw his RC again. These little beasts are awesome until the moment they are lined up to your ankle!
Some people might prefer the traditional joystick RC controller over the pistol types. www.ebay.co.uk/itm/RC-Radio-Remote-Control-2-4ghz-2ch-Tamco-2-channel-set-for-RC-Cars-and-Boats-/231152332078
I drive my RC cars with an aircraft controller, so yes, joystick. I'm definitely in the minority, but I am not alone either. For me, DX-6i, unmodified Mode 2 air transmitter. I use the elevator channel for throttle/brake and the rudder channel for steering.
Yoshi Ram uuuh... I dont think so, they have an epick acceleration, but they dont have enought top speed, and if they have, they soluld lift from the floor at 560km/h, so in real close range it may be interestingthing, but not for 1/4 mile
zSyncc Yeah that's what I told him. Some of the electric guys blow $900 on a brushless setup and brag about them being faster. For $900 I'll build a nitro that makes 12 HP and will run 150+ if you got the room for it. The problem is nitro guys rarely blow that much money, so the electric guys never get to see what a car with a worked nitro engine can do.
I subbed, thaT is fucking awesome. And you had a RX8 shell as well :) I wish I knew there was rotary RC cars before I built my real life size turbo RX8, I'm sure it would have been better/not bankrupted me.
Ola, in 1975 Terry Hoard was the National Champion Drag racer in a 1973 RX3 The " Samuria Warrior " Fire Red. His paint design was gorgeous.. Good luck with your rc dragger..
WOW I'm hopping to push the limits in micro scales. I hope to get half the result your getting this would be great. By far the fastest I've ever seen great work. Adam VA of AVA Magnetic Levitation AUS
what chassis is the black funny car at the end *2:00* ive seen it a few times on youtube always wondering what chassis that was also would love to know what chassis the red one in the beginning is