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Probably worth it with how many robots you build!

They are 145/70-6 tires

I appreciate it!!

Thank-you!!!

I always wish I had time for more

Many thanks!!!

Hello! The newest motors are brushless mega spark 24mm from fingertech robotics. Not sure of the exact specification, but they are the best I've used so far, and available at most robot shops.

Appreciate the feedback. That's the plan!

Thanks!!

Space is definitely at a premium on these things! I hope it runs well with the new batts. This is what I'm doing with mine to avoid having to make a battery pack...

Good idea, maybe in the future!

Less than some of my previous builds 😂😅

Much appreciated!

It's the original razor e300 fork, but heavily modified... you can see how in the original build videos.

Thank you! It turned out slightly better than expected, ha!

More on the way!

Nope, I'm not using the amazon dual drive esc anymore. Currently it is brushless drive with two blheli reversing esc. Funnily enough I really didn't have issues with the cheap brushed esc, other than it would destroy 24mm motor brushes if stalled at all... Thank you for commenting!

I think you're right, it seems to be either a physical issues or mixer firmware. This is what I get for trying to use a transmitter I already had! Totally agree about failsafes, so far in testing this radio setup does failsafe to stopped. Im usually trying to learn as much as I can, it's just more fun learning build processes than learning product issues! I will probably do a bit more troubleshooting of wiring, then go with a more capable radio as suggested. Many thanks!

Is there a specific model of radio you would suggest?

@@SvendsenWorks Flysky FSi6 is a very commonly used radio. If the receiver is too big it also binds with the FS2A radio.

I can definitely go over the cabling again, I was considering shortening the esc signal wires anyway which might help

I've heard of doing this on brushed motors, but these are currently brushless drive motors...

@@SvendsenWorks I should of known that lol sorry. After watching the rest of the video there has to be a loose solder joint in the mixer if squeezing it has an effect.

Hi, it is currently an astroflight 3215 motor. Thank-you!!

@@SvendsenWorks how fast have you got it to go and what batteries and controller are you using now xx

@vikkidyer not very fast... still a few things to fix. It has a generic ebike controller and used to have a few hobby lipos in series, but I'm thinking about making a lifepo 15S pack.

Currently, the drive motors are Fingertech Mega Sparks.

First thing I tried, but nope that would be too easy! I heard that some of these mixers had solder issues...I can only guess that is what this is, since squeezing the mixer temporarily fixes the issue.

Thanks! It might be too light... the string is definitely too short and the TPU seems to make it spring back extra, but it was a quick/fun project

Agreed! I'm hoping it's amazing enough to keep the bot in one piece (relatively) through tough matches..

@@SvendsenWorks Works great against beater bars but against dual verts a little more fragile.

@@TeamJunkYardDog I don't mind it getting chewed up as long as whole parts don't fly off, but at least that's a spectacular way to go!

Thank-you!

When it's fully functional, which keeps getting delayed... Good thing building is my favorite part!

They are handy...I've got 3!

Thank-you!!

Thanks!! Those fat tire scooters are pretty nice. My motor setup is parts from other projects (astro 3215 and random sensorless controller), you would definitely want to go with a wheel/hub motor if you can. I couldn't find any motors designed for mini-bike wheels when I build this. Those kaaspeed wheels are actually much bigger, but would be a good place to start since there are motors available for that size. Rear wheel drive would be great and AWD would probably be amazing... good luck!

Honestly I haven't topped it out yet bc I'm scared but I want to say at least 35. I'll post link when I make a short video about it. I know tons of people make razor conversion vids but they are all a little different. My 75 year old mom likes to ride the 500w brushed conversion with the stock motor. She has also tried my onewheels and hoverboards too. But yeah 35 to 40mph is scary as he'll on 10inch tire with no suspension, so those bigger tires look nice.

Thank you! I'm honestly not sure... fastest I've had it probably wasn't more than 15mph. Gearing/rpm wise it's well past that (40mph+), but there's a motor/controller issue I still have to resolve... and the folding handlebars make it feel like a wet noodle, haha!

@@SvendsenWorks honestly I like having the power but rarely do more than 20 to 25 bc its just that sketchy and im like 40. I don't heal like I used to in the 90s

@@HughsScamProducts The tires def add some cushion, which helps with no suspension, but they do add some front-back bounciness when starting/stopping.

@@HughsScamProducts I was happily envisioning wearing full protection gear to ride this thing, haha, getting old makes everything hurt more!

Thanks for the comment! Wow, we really are into a lot of the same stuff! (I'm subscribing) I actually am occasionally in upstate NY AND I'm totally down for a race... maybe this summer? The funny thing is I've had the hours for almost a year, but the subs have been a slow drip...

@@SvendsenWorks sure hmu. On my channel or I'll post a link in your comments when I post that video. I live between Albany and Binghamton, I know upstate is bigger than some people realize but I'm down for a little trip to go on a scooter ride!

@@HughsScamProducts Sounds great, I gotta give the scooter a bit of care before I can take it out. I live on the western edge of CT, so it would probably only be a few hours at most!

Always appreciated!!

Thank you!

You got it!

Thank you so much! The bot and I will just be spectators this weekend lol

@@SvendsenWorks We will be in Seattle for the RCL Championship.

Good luck!

Thank you for the great comment! I'll keep going until this bot competes, and wins some fights or experiences rapid unscheduled dissasembly... ;) To answer your question on the weapon motor, I originally designed the bot to have a full length drum weapon that the weapon motor would fit inside and be protected that way (which I still want). At some point I decided to cut down the number of things I had to design, so the drum was changed to the beater bar. I did design a 3dprinted motor cover, but it still needs some tweaking!

@@SvendsenWorks Well I can't wait to follow your progress! Yeah in my head I thought "need to somehow extend the beater bar out and around the motor". Thanks for the reply :) Aaah rapid unscheduled disassembly are the _BEST_ kinds of fight ends! If a robot is gonna go out, that's how you do it! LOL 😂

I have that thought too! You might make a good bot builder if a time comes that you can give it a go ;) Thanks again!