You are really good at making these videos. I appreciate the newbie tips. I plan on racing onroad and offroad buggies, your videos are enticing me to join this exciting scene. Thanks again, keep these videos coming for newbs like me.
Love the details you put into your videos, and that pink to white color scheme is so sick! Really appreciate all the helpful tips, thank you for sharing!
Good advice! One thing on marshaling nitros while this is important for all classes it is especially important for nitro. Make sure you marshal the one thats been on its lid the longest since the fuel sloshes away crom the sump pickup so when upside down the engine is only running on the fuel in the lines and the longer its on its lit the more likely it will stall from lack of fuel so marshaling speed is more critical.
also dont pick a notro car up in the wheels as those are running away, same for electric as some drivers are eager to get going before the car is on the ground.
I raced at beach rc in 2017. I stopped racing because of family issues and I was growing up.. I’m starting to get my trophy truck back and about to practice. I will be in a all blue truck for now
I quit racing my RC10T in 1994 out of frustration for the same issues mentioned. I've owned plenty of race level RC cars since then but mostly I just go on empty practice days.
I rarely ever yell at other people on the stand unless they dumped me over a jump while I was lapping them. I never yell at marshals unless they’re not paying attention or taking a ridiculous amount of time to get to my car. I mostly yell at myself if I mess up enough times.
One thing I didn't realize when I was first starting RC racing with regards to marshaling is that you should marshal after the heat or after the race that you were in. I don't know if that's universal all over the place, but that's how it's run here in NJ. Oh, and if you're in the last heat/race then you marshal the first heat/race.
Good advice. I like your video. One thing I noticed you keep referring to them as toys. It was always explained to me that hobby grade RC vehicles are not toys. They can hurt you and ultimately burn down your house if batteries are not used properly. Be safe, keep the shiny side up.
Hi. I just found your channel. This is fantastic , thank you. I’m looking to return to the hobby after having raced in the late 80sand early 90s. A lot has changed. I now live in Atlanta. Do you have any recommendations for hobby shops and dirt tracks in the metro or surrounding areas?
It's great that you're trying to get back into it but Atlanta doesn't have very many close by tracks. The two closest would be Loganville RC complex and The Barn RC raceway in Barnesville. Both can be found on Facebook
What is you billing department info. The joke about the pencil and “no point” was so terrible. I would like to bill you for my time that you have taken from me. Approximately 5 seconds = $25,300.00 🙄
You are really good at making these videos. I appreciate the newbie tips. I plan on racing onroad and offroad buggies, your videos are enticing me to join this exciting scene. Thanks again, keep these videos coming for newbs like me.
Crazy good advice, everyone of them gold. Well done
Love the details you put into your videos, and that pink to white color scheme is so sick! Really appreciate all the helpful tips, thank you for sharing!
Good advice! One thing on marshaling nitros while this is important for all classes it is especially important for nitro. Make sure you marshal the one thats been on its lid the longest since the fuel sloshes away crom the sump pickup so when upside down the engine is only running on the fuel in the lines and the longer its on its lit the more likely it will stall from lack of fuel so marshaling speed is more critical.
also dont pick a notro car up in the wheels as those are running away, same for electric as some drivers are eager to get going before the car is on the ground.
last one hits home. ive yet to head to the track because competition brings a demon out of me. ill stick to bashing. great content as always.
I raced at beach rc in 2017. I stopped racing because of family issues and I was growing up.. I’m starting to get my trophy truck back and about to practice. I will be in a all blue truck for now
The first race I ever went to I made the mistake of grabbing a nitro buggy by the sides marshaling it and burned myself on the exhaust pipe.
Just a quick caution. Most of the short course around the midwest don't run the side bumpers. Best just to grab front and back bumpers to handle them.
I quit racing my RC10T in 1994 out of frustration for the same issues mentioned. I've owned plenty of race level RC cars since then but mostly I just go on empty practice days.
I rarely ever yell at other people on the stand unless they dumped me over a jump while I was lapping them. I never yell at marshals unless they’re not paying attention or taking a ridiculous amount of time to get to my car. I mostly yell at myself if I mess up enough times.
Really good advice all of them! Thanks for sharing these infos! Definitely worth sharing to others as well!
Well said. Another great video!
Excellent video bro. Lots of great wisdom in there. 👍🏻
One thing I didn't realize when I was first starting RC racing with regards to marshaling is that you should marshal after the heat or after the race that you were in. I don't know if that's universal all over the place, but that's how it's run here in NJ. Oh, and if you're in the last heat/race then you marshal the first heat/race.
best advice for marshalling nitro: don't marshall nitro. lol great video thanks!
Congrats on 1k i remember when you were at like 60 to 100
Pure Zen! Well done bud.
Great video mate 👍 Really good advice. Awesome track too. New sub 😎
Good advice. I like your video.
One thing I noticed you keep referring to them as toys. It was always explained to me that hobby grade RC vehicles are not toys. They can hurt you and ultimately burn down your house if batteries are not used properly.
Be safe, keep the shiny side up.
Dude! You're from GA?? Awesome! Great video and advice. I'm still fairly new to this wonderful hobby. 🤘🏁🏆🔥
Very useful stuff, thanks!
Great video, great tips
So you have to be a social butterfly to enjoy racing?
You will become one by racing more. Or at least a social moth
One time someone gave me an entire bottle of shock oil because i had none and all my shocks were squeaky and dry
7:24 "by the front bumper"
what front bumper 😭😭
Don't worry 'bout it
Hi. I just found your channel. This is fantastic , thank you. I’m looking to return to the hobby after having raced in the late 80sand early 90s. A lot has changed. I now live in Atlanta. Do you have any recommendations for hobby shops and dirt tracks in the metro or surrounding areas?
It's great that you're trying to get back into it but Atlanta doesn't have very many close by tracks. The two closest would be Loganville RC complex and The Barn RC raceway in Barnesville.
Both can be found on Facebook
@@RoachRC thank you for replying
@@cpg8000 No probelm☺
FACTS
You can say I was the quiet kid in masters of dirt
Track etiquette
What is you billing department info. The joke about the pencil and “no point” was so terrible. I would like to bill you for my time that you have taken from me. Approximately 5 seconds = $25,300.00 🙄
Broke bank in the city of sh*t outta luck three
Hahaha