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This is my fun channel all about everything RC, 3D Printing etc. Come join me!
I 3D Printed RC Car Wheels... Will they Survive 60mph???
In this video, I'm experimenting with some different versions of 3d printed rims and tires. Watch to see if it worked out!
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Music used in this video:
- NEFFEX - That's What It Takes (Instrumental)
- LEMMiNO - Cipher: ua-cam.com/video/b0q5PR1xpA0/v-deo.html
- Patrick Patrikios - Crazy
- Oshóva - Mountain's Lullaby
- LAKEY INSPIRED - The Process: ua-cam.com/video/5cmlgvekbYY/v-deo.html
- LEMMiNO - Voyage: ua-cam.com/video/uSsB5hOfQVg/v-deo.html
- Patrick Patrikios - Oh My
- An Epic Story - MaxKoMusic
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Music used in this video:
- NEFFEX - That's What It Takes (Instrumental)
- LEMMiNO - Cipher: ua-cam.com/video/b0q5PR1xpA0/v-deo.html
- Patrick Patrikios - Crazy
- Oshóva - Mountain's Lullaby
- LAKEY INSPIRED - The Process: ua-cam.com/video/5cmlgvekbYY/v-deo.html
- LEMMiNO - Voyage: ua-cam.com/video/uSsB5hOfQVg/v-deo.html
- Patrick Patrikios - Oh My
- An Epic Story - MaxKoMusic
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I made my Old, Slow RC Car FAST
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I recently got a new RC Truck, but I was pretty disappointed by its top speed and power. So I decided to fix that! In the end, it turned out to be a way faster, super fun rc car with tons of power. If you enjoyed the video feel free to leave a like, comment and subscribe for more! :) The Brushless combo I showed in the video is no longer available, but this one should also work: de.aliexpress.c...
How I 3D Printed a FAST RC Hovercraft
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I decided to try 3D Printing my own brushless radio controlled hovercraft - watch how well the resulting build turned out! If you enjoyed the video feel free to leave a like, comment and subscribe for more! :) Join my discord server! discord.gg/gQtj7gJeQb Don't click this! youtube.com/@Valrc1?sub_confirmation=1 Download the STL files to print this here: - Hovercraft: www.printables.com/model/33...
3D Printing TOUGH RC Car Parts: Improved Version - WLToys
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10 months ago, I posted my first video about this type of super durable, 3D Printed RC Car Arms with great success. The first version of them however, was super flexible, impacting the handling of the car. Now I've fixed that issue as well, and made them even more durable in the process - enjoy the video! If you enjoyed the video feel free to leave a like, comment and subscribe for more! :) Dow...
"More Expensive WLToys"? LC Racing EMB-TG Long-Term Review
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I've had the chance to test out the LC Racing EMB-TG, a 1/14th scale RC Truggy, over the past couple of months. Here are all my experiences with it! Join my discord server! discord.gg/gQtj7gJeQb Intro/Outro music: Blue Wednesday - New Shoes
FAST Mini ECO RC Boat | Toys'Port Bingo Race
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Took this oddly shaped Mini RC Boat out for its first run with the proper 24mm Eco Prop! Drives awesome now, really nimble! Still getting used to the crazy responsiveness in the steering so I flipped it over a couple times in this video. Good thing it has a flood channel so it automatically self-rights every time! One thing I'll still have to fix is the motor overheating, so I'll probably insta...
I bought the CHEAPEST 1/8th Scale RC Buggy - Any Good?
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I found this 1/8th scale RC car on Marketplace and wondered if it was gonna be any good, so I bought it! But: How well does it drive and are deals like this worth the money? Watch this video to find out If you enjoyed the video feel free to leave a like, comment and subscribe for more! :) Join my discord server! discord.gg/gQtj7gJeQb Music used in this video: - 13ounce - OKAY (Original Mix): ua...
Is it really THAT good?🤔 MJX Hyper Go honest Long-Term REVIEW
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A lot of people were talking about how great the MJX Hyper Go trucks were, so I got one myself. Unfortunately, I did have some Issues with it and am now selling it, idk why everyone was saying it's the best small car and stuff..anyways here's a video of my experiences with it. Join my discord server! discord.gg/gQtj7gJeQb 🚨I put in the wrong picture for the esc replacement by accident! Here's a...
I 3D printed a TOUGH RC Car wing
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The Rear Wing of the Arrma Kraton 6s isn't very durable, so I upgraded it by 3D Printing a flexible TPU Wing for it. I then did some durability testing and I wasn't able to break it! If you enjoyed the video feel free to leave a like, comment and sub! :) Join my discord server! discord.gg/gQtj7gJeQb
Arrma Kraton EXB vs. Kraton V1 - How far has Arrma Come?
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We have been driving both the Arrma Kraton EXB and the Arrma Kraton V1 for the past couple of months. In this video, you'll see all the differences between them, a sick bashing edit and what we think of both of them! (spoiler: the V1 did better) Join my discord server! discord.gg/gQtj7gJeQb Chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:37 Bashing Edit (pretty sick, watch this!) 1:29 Start of Comparison 2:56 How they ...
3D Printed Mudguards for your RC Car - Arrma Kraton 6s
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A quick video about Mudguards I 3D printed for my Arrma Kraton. Here are the files to print some yourself: www.thingiverse.com/thing:4795044 (I cut off the "23" writing in Prusaslicer before printing) Join my discord server! discord.gg/gQtj7gJeQb
I 3D Printed Unbreakable RC Car parts
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I was disappointed by the durability of my new RC Car. I solved this issue by 3D Printing some flexible TPU parts for it and did some durability testing - I wasn't able to break them! Car is a Wltoys 124019. If you enjoyed the video feel free to leave a like, comment and sub! :) Join my discord server! discord.gg/gQtj7gJeQb Here's a link to the 3d model used in the video: www.thingiverse.com/th...
Arrma Big Rock 3s BASH + Broken Differential!
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Arrma Big Rock 3s BASH Broken Differential!
What motor do you used?
I had this rc for like 4 month on 2S, and then iswitched to 3S. After just 3 rides the teeth of my gears broke aswell. And indeed, a lot of work to replace. 😥
Aww, I hope it lasts longer now!
Does it mess with the handling or steering, suspension geometry specifically under load? I'm working on a project to 3D print a whole 1/10 scale car, don't know if I should use TPU for the arms as shown here though due to flexing. Guessing that for a lighter car it might not be a problem but for a heavier car not sure.
If the arms are thick enough and you print it in some harder TPU like 98A or 58D it should be fine. There's only one way to find out though!
I am injoy form india 😊❤
I'm glad you like it! Greetings from Austria :)
Subs, do you have model for the front bumper?
Iirc I downloaded that one from thingiverse
Can you share your bumper file?
Iirc I downloaded that one from thingiverse
@@ValRC1 how much the part you've printed weight?
I have both a 16207 and a 14210, and on both the cars are cutting out if I go full throttle and into a skid??? Anybody got any ideas? Just purchased 2 new ones, hope it is the Esc.
oh wow that's really weird, I've never had or heard of that issue. Might be related to the ESC or/and Transmitter. Hope you get it figured out!
@@ValRC1 yeah very weird, removed all ESC wires and changed this morning, let's see if that works.
WLToys is more like the cheap clone of the LC Racing cars, as you correctly mention in the video. Maybe the clones are decent value for money, but the original is more refined. As for reliability, all I have replaced so far are batteries, tires and a steering servo
Nice, glad you like yours as well!
@@ValRC1 Actually ran mine today. Btw, talking about the first generation, EMB-1H series, but pretty similar
I'd thought about TPU for arms before, my only concern is that the flex will put too much strain on the camber and steering links, as well as the driveshaft. Awesome to see it worked out though!
Works great! I just don't recommend it for racing or speedrunning as it does make control a slight bit more imprecise because of the flex
I think the shock towers and the hubs are different
Oh okay, I knew about the shock towers but the hubs as well? interesting
I could help notice you're in Vorarlberg. Great to see someone from the region creating fascinating content! :) Just bought my first simple cheap RC car to get a bit in the hobby. I have couple of 3d printers and a good expertise in the field. It's going to be great. :)
Oh cool, nice to see someone from the same region! :) Awesome, rc models and 3d printers are a great match! I've actually started printing an almost fully 3d printed rc car, gonna have to see how well it turns out though. If it works well, I'll probably make a video about it as well!
Can it can on water
This channel underrated fr
Thank you, I appreciate it!
@@ValRC1I try to make my videos as good as yours
That's so cool dude. Any ideas on how to improve the rudder so it doesn't get as damaged? Also, do you think it'd be easy to make it somewhat waterproof? It'd be great to see it in some amphibious terrain.
Thanks! The Threaded rods I added in the video actually did a great job at protecting the rudder and servo - haven't broken one since! As for waterproofing, it can be done either by using a waterproof Receiver and ESCs in the first place, or by waterproofing them with some conformal coating. It's probably a good idea to install some foam to the underside as well, in case the hovering motor slows down or stops
@@ValRC1 I'm sorry. I meant to ask for the air cushion / skirt. English is not my first language and I mixed the words. The air cushion showed some damage. It's true it can be "easily" replaced but I was curios to know if there it a more permanent solution.
@@5eurosenelsuelo ohh okay, yes I've heard some people sew them out of ripstop nylon fabric, making it waaay more durable and even perfectly usable on asphalt
What transmitter is that?
It's a Flysky GT5
Kind of expected you to try textures on the 3d printed rubbers
Thanks for your thoughts! The thing is, on a clean road surface slicks usually have the best traction - and even on a clean road these were extremely slippery..
@@ValRC1 oh I see. Maybe try to break that 101km with some PJ1 TrackBite? :0
As @Dartheomus said, this feels clickbaity. Also, cut the several transitions (like at 1:09). They are filler and make the video feel really cheap. Just giving some feedback in case this channel is trying to be more than just a hobby.
Thank you for the feedback, I really appreciate it! Interesting, some said they loved the transitions, others hate them - gonna have to see what works better, but it's definitely a whole lot less work while editing to do less transitions/effects. Quick question, do you mean just the black background with white text which I added to indicate a new segment of the video, or all the transitions even between different clips? About the title/thumbnail combo: I tried with a more conservative approach first, but when I saw that the video only got like 20 views I switched it to the current one. The plan of the video was indeed initially to 3d print rims *and* tires, but when that failed I decided to 3d print just the rims and try again. I agree though, I probably should have made that more clear at the beginning of the video. Again, thanks for the feedback, really helpful :)
@@ValRC1 @ValRC1 yes, I meant the black background with the white text. Also yes, idk what the past thumbnail was, but this one looks nice. And yes, it's two birds with one stone. Less transitions of that kind is way less work and less wasted time for the viewers. Transitions can be done by just talking. It just comes out natural like conversations. Fit the video to the voice, not the other way around. YT recommended me this video after watching "Work by design". I'm not saying you gotta mirror him or that u gotta have the same editing quality as him, but definitely check him out. I assume, there's a reason for UA-cam to be showing your videos after his, besides just the related topic of printing/crafting stuff. At the end of the day as long as the core content of the video is good, views will pour in. Filler editing or even fancy editing that supports the video is just a bonus. And to be fair, I think some of us were just waiting for that RnD process, a small journey in which you would explore more ways to make that 3D print tire whether it was by designing it yourself or hunting for one, regardless of whether it was a success or not. Just seeing the process can be a story worth sharing, if it is a good one. Again, work by design or other channels like Tom Stanton are good examples of what I mean. I'm not quite sure, but I believe Tom has way less editing stuff than Work by design. So it goes to show that as long as a video is well structured and cut and it can still do fine. Anyway, I'm no expert on being a UA-camr, but knowing how to beat the algorithm is as simply as knowing what people like, which basically means what value does the viewer get from it. If I don't get value from it then it's just annoying/boring to watch.
@@fernandozenomiranda9470 alright thanks again, I'll take a look!
3d printed WHEELS not tires... It's basically a straight run, low load scenario. It's not particularly surprising that it works. But I definitely feel like this was clickbait.
Thanks for the feedback, I appreciate it! The plan of the video was inded initially to 3d print rims *and* tires, and that didn't work very well. The video is an experiment, so I decided to leave that part in as well to show that not everything that sounds like a good idea at first ends up actually working out very well - it's part of the process. I then decided to 3d print just the rims and try again. I agree though, I think I should have made that more clear at the beginning of the video, instead of just mentioning it quickly.
What car is that?
It's a Wltoys 124019 that I modified with a more powerful brushless combo
How to contact you?
I have a link to my Discord server in the video description and you could send me a DM from there, or what do you need to contact me for?
Thank you so much for your work! I have printed your previous arms and they turned out great! Have you put out the file for the new arms yet? I would love to try out this new design.
Thanks for the reminder, just uploaded them! www.printables.com/model/814875-wltoys-unbreakable-arms-144001-124019
Awesome work! Very impressive stuff there. I had no idea yo could print so many things.
Thanks, I appreciate it!
Hello, great video! That wing was amazingly strong! I have a question that I thought you might be able to help me with. I have a Traxxas Bandit that I speed run and it is almost to 160kph. It needs a front spoiler to do this and I have had several printed in PLA but as soon as I even have a soft crash, they break. Do you have a recommendation on what kind of plastic to use? I was going to try something besides PLA but I am also trying to not make it too expensive. It needs to be able to stay ridged as it will get some downforce pulling on it but I al also looking for something that doesn't break as easy. If you want to see the spoiler I have been using, it is time stamped in this video. ua-cam.com/video/vQqq5Cvch68/v-deo.htmlsi=oZj__BVhNYj3WThh&t=449 Thanks so much!
In this video I used TPU, but that probably wouldn't be too optimal for speedrunning as it is pretty flexible and can deform under high loads. If it needs to be stiff, Polycarbonate (hard to print, toxic fumes and expensive) would be optimal, but PCTG might work as well. Nylon is a solid middle ground between flexibility, toughness and stiffness but again, a little bit harder to print. Maybe you could also change the design if it breaks at a weak point / mounting point?
@@ValRC1 I was talking to a buddy to see if he might be able to help me improve on the design and make it a bit stronger. I really appreciate the advice!
Congrats on reaching 100kmh!
Thanks! I wanna try going for 120km/h next time, but I really need a wider road for that
@@ValRC1 that was a good save when you spun out that one time
@@mattiazanni3086 To be honest, I think there was a lot of luck involved lol
Awesome video. Is there a guide to print the rc car with parts and such?
Thanks! The car itself isn't 3d printed, but in my second video on this channel I did 3d print some parts for it. I do have plans to 3d print a complete high-speed rc car though, so stay tuned for that!
Fantastic work, dude! It went much better than I thought! 😃 I have a 1/16 car which drifts a bit too much... But it's difficult to find rims or tires for it, because it's only 50mm high. Almost every one I find is a bit bigger, around 65mm or more. Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Thanks a lot, I appreciate it! Maybe you could DIY some tires from some rubber for your 1/16 car?
@@ValRC1 Yeah, I may try it!
Wow! Thats sick! As always, the video looks like it was made by a much bigger channel, so hats off! The 3d printed rims look good, and I mean they held up pretty well right? *for the algorythm*
Thanks for the feedback! Lol
you can make a dome like shield to protect the air cushion and add sweepers to help cover it completely
Thanka for the suggestion! To be honest I'm not quite sure what you mean by that though?
when I said sweepers what I mean is the type of thing you find in broom's only more softer and there are at the bottom of the dome shield to help it move smoother which again help it to the rest of air cushion completely and you need to recreate the base of the hovercraft to add four peg like things the two are at the front and the back and the other two are on the sides the peg things are for sliding in the dome shields which are in two pieces for the front and back to help it make it look like a whole piece altogether
bro ok didnt need to hear this but other i quote "stupid YT channels" prb have more exsperince than you also its only cheap its not a x_max ok?
Maybe, but having lot of subscribers doesn't always equal experience. I apologize if I said that in the video, of course none of the UA-cam channels reviewing things purely for the money or to get another free car are "stupid".
so cool
If I send you an RC car, would you make all the parts of it 3-D printable? I have an RC club where members repair their own cars, but we always need parts. Our two standard cars are the laegendary sonic and hyper go brushless.
Unfortunately not, as it's just way too much work to 3d design all the parts
That's insane
Kyon bata Rahe inko nahin pata bhi inko bare mein jindagi kahan rukne wali
Oh, BTW, I'm one of those who subscribed after the hovercraft video. 😊
Very nice, thank you - I appreciate it!
Fantastic work, dude! Amazing mod indeed!!! 😃 I bought a rc car in December, that I was thinking about doing the same... But, damn, it's already too fast for me! 😂 So I just installed oil shocks on it. It's a bit too beautiful, I don't want to destroy the body... 😂 Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Lol yep, the body didn't like the upgrade at all 😬😂
This platform is basically buggy/2wd truck hard plastic chassis similar to any thruggy, buggy used and rebranded in the early 2000 by crp/team durango/absima etc. Solid platform, with right tyre and electronic one could have competed in the pre mid motor 2wd buggy era. Love the simplistic design and the straight foreward gearbox. U may have to check if inside are bushing or ball bearings. (Are u german?)
I'm Austrian, guessing you figured out my native language from my accent? :) Great to know that it's a good truck in general, and thanks for the hint about the bushings - I'll definitely have to check!
The Firestorm is a brilliant platform, I looked for a Firestorm about 3-4 months ago. I was looking for a nice example of a Flux brushless version, most either wanted to much money or had the crap beaten out of them. I came across a nice brushed version at a fairly good price, put a 3650 - 4300kv brushless system in & luv it. Crazy fast even on 2s, on 3s its ballistic ha ha. I generally find the brushed versions to be in better condition than the Flux brushless ones, as they only do around max 25mph brushed. So not really fast enough to do serious damage in crashes, also the gearboxes seem to be in much better condition on the brushed. Due to not having exccessive power going through them during there life, soon putting paid to that now though with my brushless conversion lol.
Oh that's awesome, I've been wondering if the brushless and brushed versions have different gearboxes, as is the case on some other rcs. Mine has been holding up great though!
By the way, how I found this offer is while actually looking for a nitro version of the Firestorm. One of the best Nitros ever made with a ridiculous amount of power on the rear wheels, but unfortunately very rare nowadays..
@@ValRC1 I understand the gearboxes are the same on both versions, with metal gears apart from the platic spur gears on both versions. The part numbers are the same in the gearboxes, I also had to make a wheelie bar that I fitted under the rear of the chassis, held on by the 4 mounting screws under the chassis. Works great, I know you can still buy the HPI wheelie bar for the Firestorm. But are difficult to find & quite expensive for what they are.
Wow! Looks so clean! I have a Firestorm too, a bit more trashy than yours, but also has a 3s combo in it and its sooo much fun! Mine also has a integy wheelie bar and some little alu upgrades (: Keep that good content and nice video quality up! Love your channel :p
That's awesome. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment, I really appreciate it!
Oh yeah! Having a 1/12th scale model taught me that you can get some impressive uprades dirt cheap, or even for no additional cost, if you're not afraid to dig into some crafting. However, there's a completely different market strategy applied for these small crafts: parts and upgrades for it are two to three times as expensive as those for my 1:8th scale rig. And availavlble only from China. That's the exact reason why I got a bigger rig in the first place. However, now, when it's time for the powertrain upgrade on a big rig (btw, it's factory ESC is identical to the one installed in this video, and it doesn't doo too good at slow speeds, it's basically all or nothing), it turns out quite a costly endeavor compared to the smaller rig's demands... You know, even a noname sensored combo with a 4072 motor has some value to it, and if we get into the Hobbywing Max8 territory - the pricing goes through the roof)) So - every scale has it's benefits and downsides, you know. It's crucial to choose wisely before buying a toy))
Very true, I've never actually seen expensive spare parts from china though. Usually the ones bought from hobby shops are like $15 with the AliExpress equivalent being closer to $5. Which 1/8th scale rig are you using btw?
@@ValRC1 My 1/8th scale is Remo Hobby Dinosaurs, essentially, a Traxxas Slash copy with some big wheels, new suspension and body. Has some benefits and drawbacks inherited, overall performs quite decent. Added benefit of multitude co-platformers and local availability of spare parts rocks! Talking prices... My 1/12th scale car costs about 50 bucks new. Dinosaurs is about 300. However, stock wheels for it cost a third less than a set for the small noname thingie, despite having foams, being physically bigger, and having overall decent quality (not too baloony, quite grippy). A set of small suspension arms costs about 25$, and those are all none-adjustable. For the bigger car that sum could buy you all the lower arms, adjustable linkages, and one more set to keep spare (lower arms are the same all around, just the knuckles differ). Oil-filled shocks which the small thing doesn't have from the factory cost 1.5 times more than a set of eight factory shocks for the Dinosaurs. Except, they are smaller, and there are four of them. And they're still more expensive per piece than factory aluminium upgrades. The list goes on infinitely. And we're talking factory tuning, there are some aftermarket parts for the small noname, but prices get outlandish, somewhere in Tamiya territory. I know, Tamiya might not sound expensive for you, but, you know, fourth world problems. So, those guys run the HP business policy: sell dirt cheap car to sell overpriced replacements. The only upside is that this small thingie isn't too fragile, and most suitable upgrades like tires and shocks can be outsourced from the aftermarket tuning for other brands, almost always - cheaper than factory replacements. The thing I find hilarious is that the small truggy had quite big wheels fitted to be marketed as 1/10th, and they share with the Dinosaurs 12th hex, which is as small~ish for later, as it is oversized for the small one.
Ohh, I see what you mean. When I thought of a cheap Chinese rc car, I thought of my wltoys 144001, which is a super popular option and the spares are most often like 3$. I once bought a set of all the arms, rear hubs and steering blocks/hubs for $6 which is just crazy cheap. On the other hand, spare parts for my 1/8th scale Arrma Outcast for example are suuper expensive, with a differential costing over $50 for example.
Nice! What radio and receiver combo are you using?
A Flysky GT5 with a cheap 3ch FlySky AFHDS-2A receiver
@@ValRC1 Thanks! I can't get my Spektrum radio/receiver combo to control the rotors separately. Do you have an affiliate link?
Unfortunately not, it should be pretty easy to find online though. Even with the GT5, it took some trickery in the settings to get the 3rd channel to work properly, using trim, subtrim and endpoints. If you want full adjustability and control for all kinds of projects something like the Radiomaster MT12 would be great as it comes with EdgeTX software, which has endless settings and programming options. I might get one of those myself at some point, it is more expensive though.
It probably works fine without the air cushion ventilator, right? Not much friction on small toys anyway.
No, it rubs way too much
The printing is clean the building is amazing actually has hover craft like design so I sub
Do you have any idea what gear pitch mjx uses?
Nope, no Idea, sorry
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hi! great project, great video production, great material cost estimation. thanks for your project insights. and good luck and a lot of inspiration for next projects :) and so on ;)
Thank you, I really appreciate it!
This is excellent! When I built my first and only hovercraft in 1967, I would have killed for electric motors and r/c controls like this. And the idea of 3D printing was over 30 years in the future! Mine was crudely constructed of balsa wood, the lift was from a 0.98cc Davies-Charlton Spitfire model aircraft engine, the horizontal drive was Jetex solid fuel motor. No remote control, it had a short but happy and noisy life bouncing off the walls of the school gym. No video cameras on phones back then so I have nothing to show. Maybe it's time for me to spend my kids' inheritance on some gear like a 3d printer, remote controls and all the goodies I couldn't afford or even dream of back then. Whooppee!
That's really cool! 3d printers have gotten pretty cheap as well, there are some inexpensive options for $100-200
Two words. Teflon skirt.
That's a great idea! I'll see if I can get some Teflon film and what other options there are for a better skirt
@@ValRC1 Thanks! You'll likely need some way to affix it mechanically. Glue won't stick to it.
Curious if you could try a 0.1mm TPU layer for the skirt, assuming such a thin single layer would be solid enough, TPU is very tough. Also maybe augment the front with bumpers.
Maybe, I've actually thought of sticking a thin layer of TPU on the bottom for some added protection
small suggestion for improvement maybe? use the inner tube of a bicycle tire for the skirt.rubber should be sturdier than the plastic
Thanks for the suggestion! I might try that sometime
Hello, your project is cool. Could you please tell me what type of remote control and receiver are needed? Are there any specific requirements for the motor? Thanks
I used a FlySky GT5 transmitter with a fitting receiver, but any hobby-grade transmitter should work. As for the motors, I used 1607 with 2800kv. Some other sizes like 1407, 1408 or 1507 would also work great though