Tamiya Hop-Up Aero Avante | Tamiya DF-02 Collection Test Run Part 4
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- Опубліковано 18 вер 2023
- Time to test my personal jewel in my DF-02 collection 2023: My brushless and hopped-up Tamiya Aero Avante, a restored Rising Storm from the winter projects. Love it or hate it. Well, I love it, partly because I have zero "Avante Orthodox" feelings, but I think it needs some RPM or gear ratio adjustments. Definitely slower than the tractors in this video and almost the same top speed as the stock set-up.
This video was shot in the summer, a couple of months ago.
Full specifications and list of parts, electronics and upgrades down below!
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Tamiya Aero Avante 2012
Assembly kit released in 2012
Item no. 58550
General Specifications:
- Polycarbonate Body & Wing
- ABS Plastic Bathtub Type Chassis Frame (DF-02)
- 4WD Shaft-Driven Drive Line
- Longitudinally mounted motor (max. 540)
- 4-Wheel Double Wishbone Independent Suspension (F/R)
- 3-Piece Steering Turn-Buckle Tie-Rods
- Plastic Lower & Upper Arms
- Metal Drive Shafts (Dog Bones)
- Metal/Plastic Outdrives & Wheel Axles
- Plastic Center Shaft (Sealed)
- CVA Oil Filled Shocks (Black)
- Star Dish Wheels (Grey)
- Square Spiked Tires F/R
- 4 x 1150 Drive Line Metal Sealed Ball Bearings
- 4 x 1280 Differential Metal Sealed Ball Bearings
- 8 x 1150 Wheel Axle Plastic Bushings
Dimensions:
- 1/10th Scale
- Length: 390 mm
- Width: 249 mm
- Height: 145 mm
- Wheel Base: 266 mm
- Thread: 217 mm (F), 208 mm (R)
- Tire Diameter: 85 mm (F/R )
- Tire Width: 32 mm (F), 41 mm (R)
- Shock Length: 70 mm (F), 95 mm (R)
Electronics:
- ESC: TEU-101BK Brushed 60A w/o BEC
- Electronic Motor: Brushed 540 Type 27T (Silver Can)
Gearing:
- Stock Gear Ratio: 9.58: 1
- Pinion Gear: 19T 0.6 Mod Metric Pitch (Hardened/Steel)
- Spur Gear: 70T (Plastic)
- Differentials: Closed 3-Bevel (Metal Gears w/ Plastic Housing)
- Fully sealed gear boxes
Requirements:
- 7.2v NiMH Battery Pack & Charger (Car)
- Radio & Servo & Batteries (Transmitter)
Optional Gear Ratio w/ stock 70T Spur Gear:
- 16T pinion: 11.38:1
- 17T pinion: 10.71:1
- 18T pinion: 10.11:1
- 19T pinion: 9.58:1 (Stock)
Optional Gear Ratio w/ optional 67T Spur Gear:
- 19T pinion: 9.17:1
- 20T pinion: 8.71:1
- 21T pinion: 8.30:1
- 22T pinion: 7.92:1
Optional Full Ball Bearing Specifications:
- 12 x 1150 (5x11x5x4mm) MR115
- 4 x 1280 (8x12x3,5mm) MR128
Name & history:
- DF: ‘Dirt Four’ (Off Road 4WD)
- 02: Second DF chassis line
- XB: Expert Built (Factory Built Ready-to-Run)
- Equivalent to Assembly Kit Edition Item no. 58328
- The 2004 DF-02 Chassis superseded the 1990 DF-01 Chassis
- Gradually superseded by the TT-02B chassis line from 2013
- Discontinued
DF-02 Assembly Kit Family:
- 58328 Gravel Hound 2004 (First)
- 58334 Rising Storm 2004
- 58399 Plasma Edge 2007
- 58550 Aero Avante 2012
DF-02 Assembly Kit Special Editions:
- 84377 Aero Avante Red Metallic 2014 (Last DF-02)
DF-02 XB Family:
- 57043 Gravel Hound XB 2004 (First)
- 57723 Gravel Hound XB 2004 (First)
- 57056 Rising Storm XB 2004
- 57731 Rising Storm XB 2004
- 57772 Plasma Edge XB 2008
DF Chassis Family:
DF-01: 23. October 1990 (Manta Ray 58087)
DF-02: 23. June 2004 (Gravel Hound 58328)
DF-03: 28. March 2006 (Dark Impact 58370)
Specifications (this particular unit):
Hobbywing Ezrun 60A-SL Brushless ESC
Hobbywing Ezrun 13.5T Brushless Motor
Amewi 6208MG Digital Servo
Dumbo X6F Receiver
- Tamiya DF-02 Turnbuckle Shafts (53788/OP-788)
- Tamiya DF-02 67T Spur Gear (53703)
- Tamiya DF-02 Aluminium King Pins Blue (53787/OP-787)
- Tamiya TT-01 Aluminum Propeller Shaft (53620/OP-620)
- Tamiya DF-03 Aluminum Damper Set (53926/OP-926)
- Tamiya DF-03 Setting Spring Set White Ltd. Edition (49431)
- Carson Steel Pinion Gear 19T M 0,6 (13427)
- Generic Steel Universal Axles
- Generic DF-02 Aluminum Shock Towers (front and Rear)
- Generic Aluminum 12 mm Hex Wheel Adaptors
- Generic Wheel Axle Ball Bearings
- Generic Motor Alloy Heat Sink
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What is the kv of the brushless motor? Should have been faster the brushless motor and what are they all doing around you with those big tractors?
Hi Brad! I have not investigated what the KV is but it’s a 13.5T, so probably just above 3000 kv? Coupled with the gearing (just below 1:10) that would explain the low top speed. But yes, I was surprised too. So surprised, especially since my last DF-02 in the last video was faster with a 12T motor, that I re-calibrated the ESC and tried again. But the same speed. So I will have to gear it up or try another motor, since, yeah, it’s about the same speed as with the 27T silver can 😅 Uhh, yeah, harvest time in August it was … lot’s of tractors out here. Quite exiting for my youngest son. Better than the thousands of cars in the City we left 😊
Looks great!
Ouyeah, gotta love harvest season in Danish countryside, tractors and mejertärksers everywhere, ha ha!
It's been a joy watching your series on this old buggy chassis, Mikael, I guess you must be pretty familiar with it by now. What's next, TT-02B, or just something completely different? Happy to see you are still at it, making lovely videos, my friend, despite busy work life and family responsibilities and stuff. All the best, buddy!
Hi Mads! Thanks again for the outstanding support! Yeah, this was my first Tamiya 4WD and only my second Tamiya buggy. And I’ve had about 6-8 of them by now. Many of them second hand and restored and reassembled and re-specified endlessly. So yeah, together with the WT-01 and DT-02 I can assemble these ones in my sleep probably 😅 There’s something so quite fascinating about the ones you know so deeply. So familiar. Creates calmness in your mind.
Uhh, yeah, August was Danish harvest time. My youngest son loves it 😅
I recently got one of these to build. Personally I like the looks of it and I am looking forward to building it! Yours looks fantastic and run really well too!
Hi bro! Yeah, it’s a fascinating entry-level buggy. But don’t jump it too high - so fragile ☺️ Thanks for watching my brother
Who left those tractors in the way?!?!?! Beautiful DF02 my friend, like you I'm not offended by the use of the Avante name, it just looks so cool all the same! I was underwhelmed by the top speed from that brushless setup, though! Looks peppy enough on the grass. Wow, your kids are growing up fast! Best wishes, Mikael! 😎👌👍
Godaften Mark! Uhh yeah, not sure why they would park their tractors in the middle of my RC runway 😅 Yeah, I was underwhelmed too! So much I re-calibrated the ESC just to make sure. But yes, this 13.5T motor runs a lot slower than the previous 12T. So will have to gear it up or something. But yes, runs quite good on grass where it really needs the torque. Yeah, even the little one is beginnibg to speak now. One of his favorite words is ‘bil’ (‘car’) and he is fascinated with tractors and cars. So maybe I will have my future RC companion in him ☺️
30 klph japanese lowest speed limit seems about right 🤣👍
Ha ha, yeah, even the tractors in the video can outrun this one 😅
210,225 and 239mm i just like my m chassis 😂
Say what?