@Walter Boxhead I know, right? Lol As someone in the electronics field, it's painful to see it wasted like that when it could have been taken apart carefully so that the inner workings can be analyzed. Not much to see when it's reduced to scrap...
That's actually an Amazon price for these cars. Considering how technologically advanced they are and how much you can do with them. Not even mentioning two come in a pack
I have these things. You are right. They take a beating, I’ve had mine for around 5 years now and I beat them up all the time. They look banged up but still work perfectly
I got them on chrismas to open them but not on your way, in a way so i can modify them: i added suspentions and a stonger motor and bigger wheels to play with them on offroad places
+TheOne AndOnly I know that is a lot to many people. I guess I was just comparing it to the price of the Segway video we did the week prior. $400 for a cool toy or 89.99 for two cool toys...
+Futuwa RikozTakoz That is a great idea! I think they should do this, especially since this started out as a science project for Lincoln. Good thinking!
I found the r.e.v cars a hard to drive for me but I adjusted the setting to my liking and it's awesome! It is so good i might Evan take to high school to show off
+schoolmeal8 U can google it. He finally showd the pcb so it can be read, im sad he doesnt do it for other vids. From his vid closeup, u can c there r tons of capacitors & resistors, but on the big chip itself if u go fullscr at 5:49 is n51822 and karin group as the maker. Google that, u get: BLE/2.4 GHz Bluetooth module plus an ARM 32-bit Cortex M0 CPU Core (most smartphones also ARM) + some memory. For future, hope he shows more chip closeups.
you should put in,"what's inside r.e.v?" in the title! it makes more sense. it usually makes me think that what you are showing is a basic remote controlled car. but it's made by a company I know a lot about of and it's not a basic remote controlled toy. this usually drives me crazy! (no pun intended)
Is that your Jim because you are awsome if it is, because I only have a projecter in my bedroom and a new cool nano scooter. Does Lincoln still have his?
This video is very inaccurate. RC cars don't just look like that these are cheap RC the good RC cars are at hobby shops not Walmart and also the "Real" RC cars have to be open to put battery in or fix it.
You should cut open traxxas cars but make sure u keep at least one of them if u get 2. They are so fun to play with and u should upgrade them and keep us updated with them
If you buy a good car, they wont brake. So I think he just bought one thats below like 160 dollars, no wonder it broke if he bought one below 160 dollars.
+Dondii Mosley they were given these toys for the only reason of making a video. He couldn't just make a video talking about the cars without doing what they do
I imagine this is what a What's Inside call is like... Caller "Hi it's Apple here just wondering if you guys would like to try out our new Apple Drone with 10 4K cameras with ultra sensing!" What's Inside "Thanks for calling. That sounds pretty cool! Does it come in white and blue?" Caller "Oh I'm afraid not but we do have black, red, yellow, green, purple and orange!" What's Inside 'Hangs Up' Caller "Hello are you there still? Hello???
I really want a set me and my dad would love to play!with those my dad has money issues and I don't thing your son knows how lucky he is to be that wealthy were good don't worried its easy to survive right now love you guys stay awesome 💖😀
aw music doesn't play when i turn on the app. but i still love rev, in fact i play with my brother whenever we have time and beat all the enemies in the career mode (and there really is. you need a separate car for it to work)
@What's Inside, It would be better if you two (three) could explain more about the parts inside or at least filmed them so long and so detailed that we can see what it is and discuss it here. E.g. There was no details about how the car turn a corner. As the What's Inside team does not seem to know much about electronics, perhaps you could invite somebody on the show that does understand it and can explain the parts inside.
