Hey, Bruno. In RC racing, have you ever made use of electronics (accelerometer, gyro, IMU, microcontrollers) to analyze your traction circle after (or during)? They're used to monitor, analyze, and maximize grip. If you haven't used them in RC, do you know anybody who has? If not, any idea why people aren't doing this at high levels of RC racing?
Hello Jeff. Nop, I never used it before. I believe is something that can help us a lot. But in same time I think that is way to expensive for the hobby it self. Our hobby consists mainly of helping our costumers/other hobby drivers and not only 100% to win. That's why I think that no-one spends huge money on that. But I'm sure in future we will.
@@BrunoCoelhoRC thanks for sharing, was thinking to switch to cup2. When starting with 1.9 with the stock PSS there's a small strip of the sidewall (exactly where it touches the wheel, not visible from outside when mounted) that literally gets disassembled from the tire.
He is very technical
Nice❤
Excelente piloto de R/C mas precisa aprender umas coisas no real. 1º de tudo, para de ficar com a mão dançando no volante. 🤪🤪🤪
2º? e acabou já não sabe mais nada certo? 🤪🤪🤪
Bruno Coelho RC tem uma lista mas não quero ser chato! Você após um curso de pilotagem vai longe. 😬😬😬
Isso devia era ter o controlo tracção desligado!!!!!:P
Hey, Bruno. In RC racing, have you ever made use of electronics (accelerometer, gyro, IMU, microcontrollers) to analyze your traction circle after (or during)? They're used to monitor, analyze, and maximize grip. If you haven't used them in RC, do you know anybody who has? If not, any idea why people aren't doing this at high levels of RC racing?
Hello Jeff. Nop, I never used it before. I believe is something that can help us a lot. But in same time I think that is way to expensive for the hobby it self. Our hobby consists mainly of helping our costumers/other hobby drivers and not only 100% to win. That's why I think that no-one spends huge money on that. But I'm sure in future we will.
Thanks, Bruno.
Smooth driving! Is the car completely stock?
Yes! It was!
@@BrunoCoelhoRC what tires and pressure (cold/hot) were you running?
I was using Michelin Cup 2. Pressure 1.9 cold it was around 2.4/2.5 hot (60 degrees Celsius)
@@BrunoCoelhoRC thanks for sharing, was thinking to switch to cup2. When starting with 1.9 with the stock PSS there's a small strip of the sidewall (exactly where it touches the wheel, not visible from outside when mounted) that literally gets disassembled from the tire.