These are always fun, but tonight was special. What a great way to head into the weekend and can't wait to see the pictures of the crawlers with their new drivers. Y'all, and by y'all I mean all y'all, are the best.
I haven’t hit dislike on any of your videos because I have yet to see you do or say anything wrong. Plus your testing methods are about as objective as I think is possible. The first vid of yours I caught and reason I subbed was the rant on vanquish. You reminded me of glen beck in how you sound, cadence, and the complete/comprehensive understanding and utter lack of sugar coating of the topic. 20yrs ago I always had political talk radio on in the background. I have no idea what his positions are these days but back then I liked him so this is a compliment. I’d love to see more servo tests too but rolled onto the power not a quick fast throw. Been quite awhile but my old memory wants me to believe that was you testing them with meters and load tester. I did buy an h10 and yeah I’m having to spend and modify a lot to get it to crawl. I don’t do comps but like what performance I can get. I get to take RCs around the country as an otr trucker now so occasionally I get to some fantastic spots and spend hours decompressing crawling. 20+ yrs in the hobby and I enjoy it still as much as when I started. My hobby room at home has more models and parts than a lot of hobby shops. Love the videos man.
Geesh I have to say you are absolutely wrong Mr C. My optic sooo exceeded expectations.only upgrades so far are heavy vision cnc wheels,swampers, and a brass 777 servo. Oh I changed the shock oil to I think 70. I promise you it’s great and a lot of fun. Think u need to drive it more. I haven’t even tried the 2.2s I have mounted yet because it’s so good on 1.9s
Good... at what? Not rock crawling, for sure. Nothing about it is suited to crawling. The loaner is still sitting here in it's factory box, and I have zero desire to drive it.
initial reaction between IFS1 and IFS2, as i upgraded from 1 to 2 on my IFS GAtekeeper. Initial reactions are it feels more solid, and the steering rack is superior, looking forward to trying them on the rocks
I had the odd (maybe) experience of driving IFS2 first (building Missing Link) and then experiencing IFS1 later after getting the Trailrunner. IFS2 does literally everything better. But better almost to the point that I forget that there's even IFS under there. IFS1 never lets you forget.
rotating mass, maybe a twins video. plastic wheels as well. same overall weight, can change up bias or even bias if you think it would be more fair. Yeah comp dont throw weight at everything, run as light as possible, just setup distribution and bias.
@@CrawlerCanyon hmm maybe just the ring weight on the front axle, then run lighter by only the wheels. so same bias but just a different overall weight, and slightly different cog.
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These are always fun, but tonight was special. What a great way to head into the weekend and can't wait to see the pictures of the crawlers with their new drivers. Y'all, and by y'all I mean all y'all, are the best.
That’s an RC speedy A1….. very capable rig. I’m currently finishing up their R2 chassis
I haven’t hit dislike on any of your videos because I have yet to see you do or say anything wrong. Plus your testing methods are about as objective as I think is possible. The first vid of yours I caught and reason I subbed was the rant on vanquish. You reminded me of glen beck in how you sound, cadence, and the complete/comprehensive understanding and utter lack of sugar coating of the topic. 20yrs ago I always had political talk radio on in the background. I have no idea what his positions are these days but back then I liked him so this is a compliment. I’d love to see more servo tests too but rolled onto the power not a quick fast throw. Been quite awhile but my old memory wants me to believe that was you testing them with meters and load tester.
I did buy an h10 and yeah I’m having to spend and modify a lot to get it to crawl. I don’t do comps but like what performance I can get. I get to take RCs around the country as an otr trucker now so occasionally I get to some fantastic spots and spend hours decompressing crawling. 20+ yrs in the hobby and I enjoy it still as much as when I started. My hobby room at home has more models and parts than a lot of hobby shops. Love the videos man.
that would be good for my grandson he is 10 years
old
Geesh I have to say you are absolutely wrong Mr C. My optic sooo exceeded expectations.only upgrades so far are heavy vision cnc wheels,swampers, and a brass 777 servo. Oh I changed the shock oil to I think 70. I promise you it’s great and a lot of fun. Think u need to drive it more. I haven’t even tried the 2.2s I have mounted yet because it’s so good on 1.9s
Good... at what? Not rock crawling, for sure. Nothing about it is suited to crawling. The loaner is still sitting here in it's factory box, and I have zero desire to drive it.
initial reaction between IFS1 and IFS2, as i upgraded from 1 to 2 on my IFS GAtekeeper. Initial reactions are it feels more solid, and the steering rack is superior, looking forward to trying them on the rocks
I had the odd (maybe) experience of driving IFS2 first (building Missing Link) and then experiencing IFS1 later after getting the Trailrunner. IFS2 does literally everything better. But better almost to the point that I forget that there's even IFS under there. IFS1 never lets you forget.
Who knows who that lovely asian woman is on the black and white picture?
Why none other than Marie Kondo!
Tekin ESC and motor and it runs super smooth
As they're the most expensive combo on the market by a wide margin, they sure better be.
rotating mass, maybe a twins video. plastic wheels as well. same overall weight, can change up bias or even bias if you think it would be more fair. Yeah comp dont throw weight at everything, run as light as possible, just setup distribution and bias.
I just don't know how to add an additional 250+ grams to the front axle of one of 'em to make up for the beadlocks + rings on the other.
@@CrawlerCanyon hmm maybe just the ring weight on the front axle, then run lighter by only the wheels. so same bias but just a different overall weight, and slightly different cog.
I too would love to see this. It’s a big argument in our RC Crawler group.