Great video! I just received my 144001 but I'm a little bit disappointed with the range of remote control, about 40 meters in open space and fully charged battery. Do you believe that may help if I install a standard 2.4GHZ WiFi antenna like your installation in EP. 175? I would appreciate your opinion on that!
That may help, but I wouldn't invest too much effort in that. This is buggy really has "toy grade" electronics in a "hobby grade" chassis. It's intended to close in use with a relatively small power level. If you are moving to an application where you need more than 40m range (like speed running), you really should look at upgrading to a better electronics setup including a stronger radio. You can pick up better 2.4GHz radios on ebay for pretty cheap and there's lot of info online about which servos and ESCs can be shoehorned in this chassis. I hope this is helpful advice.
There are Three different 3 wire servos that I know are direct fit I have on road brushless 144001s and off road along with 124019s nice unboxing
Do you have links for those servos? That will save me a lot of time if you already have this information available.
Nice wlToys my friend
Thanks!
Great video! I just received my 144001 but I'm a little bit disappointed with the range of remote control, about 40 meters in open space and fully charged battery. Do you believe that may help if I install a standard 2.4GHZ WiFi antenna like your installation in EP. 175? I would appreciate your opinion on that!
That may help, but I wouldn't invest too much effort in that. This is buggy really has "toy grade" electronics in a "hobby grade" chassis. It's intended to close in use with a relatively small power level. If you are moving to an application where you need more than 40m range (like speed running), you really should look at upgrading to a better electronics setup including a stronger radio.
You can pick up better 2.4GHz radios on ebay for pretty cheap and there's lot of info online about which servos and ESCs can be shoehorned in this chassis.
I hope this is helpful advice.
@@RCPhysics Thanks for the info! It was very helpful!