i am here watching this an i am wanting to build me one of these trucks because i got hurt about 5 years ago and i am in a wheelchair now in this nursing home an there is all kinds of places to race an other people in here have other types they race here in the parking lot so it hard to set an watch`them an not race i have a drag truck i have built but it just dont do to well at the raceing part well turning at all spins around an around lol thank you for sharing oh yeah what about shocks can they be upgraded also with the bearings let me know if i should buy an build one or buy a used one my friend i know this video is alittle old now but i am just getting into the type of raceing i can do from my chair you know what i am saying so i will hope to hear back from you thanks you
@bobbyspenser73042 күн бұрын
i put wire wrap on my clamps
@gunnarbergvall65027 күн бұрын
Hey, I am buildning a Dr1 from Banggood with a spv of 97cm, with only the plan and no manual. The construction is till 90% the similar to yours, So I really have much help from your videos. I am at the end of assemling, but have no idea of how to fix the struts from fuselage to the top wing. I think there are parts missing, e.g. no parts to assembly the undrcarriage-wing, and a lot of others. So I really wish that you could help me in any way. Gunnar from Sweden
@MyRCChannel-CJScott7 күн бұрын
@@gunnarbergvall6502 Hi Gunnar, sounds like you’ll need to make some custom parts. I’d recommend using 1/8”-3/16” plywood. The struts from the upper fuselage to the top wing are a Z shape turned 90 degrees. I’d forget about trying to make the wings removable. There’s just too much to engineer to the parts are missing. Also, go back to the listing for the kit and search the page… sometimes there are links to assembly documents and/or videos. Sorry I can’t be more helpful. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! CJ
@ulyssessantos164716 күн бұрын
I just got my dbx 1/7 its my 1st RC your videos really helps me. I wish you make another upgrade videos for dbx 1/7. Thank you
@MyRCChannel-CJScott16 күн бұрын
@@ulyssessantos1647 I’m glad they’re a help. Enjoy your new buggy. It’s a great hobby. Happy Holidays! Thanks for watching! CJ
@ulyssessantos164716 күн бұрын
@ thank you. You as well
@ziadsaleh888416 күн бұрын
Hi mate. Which serpent suspension kit did you purchase please?
@MyRCChannel-CJScott16 күн бұрын
@@ziadsaleh8884 I’m sorry, I don’t remember other than they were for an 1/8th scale Serpent truggy or buggy. I found them on EBay. Thanks for watching! CJ
@kaidusupsupengot19 күн бұрын
make a video comparison on zd razing mx07
@osmangk800722 күн бұрын
❤🎉
@DanielJimenez-qq8hb28 күн бұрын
I’ve been watching your build series while I heal from shoulder surgery. Very informative. They’re going to save me time and from making mistakes when I start my build. I’m going to follow the Fletcher setup as well. So did you land on 15k/500k/15k in your diffs? I’ll be driving on a medium glued clay track. Thanks in advance!
@MyRCChannel-CJScott25 күн бұрын
@@DanielJimenez-qq8hb Hi, sorry to hear about your shoulder… I know what you’re dealing with. I’ve had six spine surgeries among others. I was in a bad motorcycle accident in my early 20s. I’m glad you’re enjoying the videos. There are other builds you might want to watch. I put in a lot of tips, tricks, and general advice on building and racing. There’s no way to cover everything in every build so depending on how experienced you are, you might want to watch a couple. I don’t have a lot of recent content due to family circumstances and getting setup in a new home. But I’m going to hopefully be putting out more soon. Thanks for watching and Happy Holidays! CJ
@DanielJimenez-qq8hb25 күн бұрын
@ I’ve built a bunch of kits over the years. Nice to watch your build series and have all the necessary parts, fluids etc prior to starting. Yeah, surgeries are a bummer. So how did you like running the high center diff fluid? And what fluids did you end on? Thanks again!!
@MyRCChannel-CJScott22 күн бұрын
@ I haven’t had the chance to race this truck. My wife found a surgeon who specializes in revision surgery and a condition called “failed spinal surgery syndrome”. I’m hoping that he will be able to help me. Four L-spine surgeries have left me in constant debilitating pain. I’ve only made it to the track a couple times in the last two years. I’m hoping this doctor can reduce my pain enough so I can live a more normal life. I hope you have a good recovery! CJ
@DanielJimenez-qq8hb22 күн бұрын
@ oh man. Sorry to hear about your back! I had back surgery and luckily had a good outcome! I hope you guys get it figured out. Hang in there Man!!!
@loftbuckleyrc29 күн бұрын
Did you ever fly it? It has been a year and I don’t see a flight.
@MyRCChannel-CJScott25 күн бұрын
@@loftbuckleyrc No, I haven’t flown it yet. Lots of reasons, deaths in the family, moving into new home, issues with the local flying club, my health issues… have all kept me from getting any of my flying projects done. I’ve been looking for a suitable piece of agricultural land to purchase where I can fly whenever I want. Almost bought one a month ago but there were issues. Hopefully I’ll be putting out lots of flying videos later this winter or this spring. It’s a great kit, everything appears to be meticulously built. Wing sections were arrow straight out of the box. No issues. And I’ve heard that they fly great. I’ve gotten several kits from the same vendor. Thanks for watching, and Happy Holidays! CJ
@ssstealthАй бұрын
Amazing car!
@MyRCChannel-CJScottАй бұрын
@@ssstealth Thanks, it’s a joy to drive! People approach all the time to ask questions or just to admire the car. If they have young sons, I usually offer to let their kid sit in the driver’s seat for pictures. If you ever have the opportunity to own a car like this… a “super car” of any make, the experience is worth every penny. Sometimes I’ll be in bumper to bumper traffic and people will strike up conversation or just complement the car. It’s one of the best handling cars I’ve ever driven. And with the 4.0 liter engine, it’s really quick. Thanks for watching, CJ
@combatseawolfАй бұрын
Would swapping some parts of a box stock MR03 to the EVO chassis work?
@MyRCChannel-CJScottАй бұрын
@@combatseawolf Some suspension parts are interchangeable but not things like the electronics. If you buy a “Readyset” you are stuck with the radio that comes with it. That’s fine if you’re racing against a bunch of the same type. It’s a great way to get into racing mini-z. But if you want to race open/modified you want an evo, or one of the other brand cars that are “legal” for racing. I’m out right now but I’ll try to give you some names/sites later today.
@loftbuckleyrcАй бұрын
How about a 4 channel receiver? You just won’t get the telemetry.
@MyRCChannel-CJScottАй бұрын
@@loftbuckleyrc Yes, that works fine, especially if you are trying to save weight for competition. It’s a very nice glider! Thanks for watching! CJ
@loftbuckleyrcАй бұрын
Ukraine needs help now more than ever.
@MyRCChannel-CJScottАй бұрын
@@loftbuckleyrc It’s a shame what’s been done to that country. It will take decades, many more than a century to rebuild their infrastructure... don’t get me started!
@chrisginocАй бұрын
How’s the Mojave 6s holding up? I’m torn between this or a Fireteam 6s. The only RC experience I have is with a Typhon 3s and was debating if the 6s is worth it over the 4s money not being a factor
@MyRCChannel-CJScottАй бұрын
@@chrisginoc Hi, they are both solid vehicles, Arrma doesn’t build junk. It depends on what you want to do and how much space you go ave access to for driving. Now I’m pretty sure you are not into racing or you’d be looking at a more focused kit in 1/0 or 1/8 and not RTRs. Nothing wrong with that! The Mojave is closer to being a race designed vehicle; strong and reliable suspension and drivetrain. It’s got a low wide track which makes it stable at high speed even over rough terrain. The Fireteam I’ve never owned, but I looked it up and reviewed the images and specs. It’s looks more like a “rock racer” but it’s not far off from any of the Arrma line of big rigs. Personally I’m not intrigued by the “hand brake”. I’ve had RC cars with mechanical brakes and prefer electric/esc braking since it’s more tunable. But if you want to do rear brake slides, this may be a selling point for you. They are both solid vehicles that should be reliable. The fireteam has a lot of plastic parts to brake but they are cosmetic. Aside from personal taste, they are both good trucks. You’ll have to choose the one that you think you’ll enjoy most. I hope I was some help. Thanks for watching, CJ
@chrisginocАй бұрын
@@MyRCChannel-CJScottDo you think the Mojave 6s only having a heat sink and no fan is a flaw?
@MyRCChannel-CJScottАй бұрын
@ No, I’m sure they ran it and tested it extensively for heat issues. If it had needed a fan, they would have added one. If you go with the Mojave, you can always add a fan to the heat sink if you wish, but I’d test first to see if the motor is running hot. Personally I’d be more worried about the ESC getting too hot. They are more susceptible to heat damage and more expensive to replace.
@jerrygiles1661Ай бұрын
I see now this was 4 yrs ago. Did the vendor have "painted" in stock or did you have to order and wait for it? Did NAN provide the graphics design or yours?
@MyRCChannel-CJScottАй бұрын
@@jerrygiles1661 Hi Jerry, the Shadow came with the design you see. No paint needed on my part. It’s a great kit, well designed and comes with high quality accessories. All the NAN kits are top notch! We had legal issues at our local field shortly after I purchased it, then Covid interrupted my more grandiose plans. And then I lost my parents. It’s a very long sad story… But, I’m looking at properties that have the acreage that will allow me to fly on my own land. It’s such a beautiful plane that I didn’t want to crash it flying at some ball field. My area has become so urban and high tech that it’s almost impossible to even find a place to drive off road cars without attracting the attention of law enforcement. Please stay tuned to my channel. I hope to own my own flying field by spring and I’ve got a lot of gliders and planes on deck. Thanks for watching! CJ
@jerrygiles1661Ай бұрын
Thanks CJ, in your video you mm mention that you opted for a painted wing to protect carbon from the heat. That's the paint I meant. I assumed it was factory applied but didn't know how you got that to happen. I hear you on flying areas. Tough everywhere. I hope you're able to work something out. After seeing your unbox video, I'm sold on getting a shadow. Since I'm on the West coast I'm hoping you wouldn't mind if I tried to find that same color scheme. Jerry
@MyRCChannel-CJScottАй бұрын
@ Hi Jerry, as you mentioned, it’s been a while since I recorded this. I think what I meant was that I went with a light/mostly white color scheme as apposed to black, raw carbon, or a dark color scheme to keep the wing from accumulating radiant heat from the sun. Next week my wife and I are going to look at two properties. The most promising has +26 acres with at least 200 yards along a creek deep enough that it’s got trout. So it may be suitable for running RC boats. And it’s got a 2br log cabin built in the mid-1800s with some modern upgrades like washer dryer and real bathrooms with shower and tubs. I don’t mind at all if you get the same design. I wouldn’t mind even if you lived around the corner. The guys at Soaring USA have always been helpful and they are very knowledgeable since gliders are their focus. May I suggest having them install the firewall for the electric motor. Also, depending on your experience you might want to have them install the wing servos also. If you’re comfortable doing it yourself, go for it. But if you’ve never done it before, I recommend that you spend the extra money to buy high end servos and have them installed with mounting brackets. You want high resolution and you want those big control surfaces to return to center every time. The same goes for the tail feathers. There’s nothing more frustrating than a rudder and/or stab that has a different return point for each direction it moves… you can never trim the plane properly. On the west coast, you’ve got a lot of soaring locations. You may have to drive a bit, but there are some fantastic places to slope soar. Personally I love slope soaring! Please keep in touch, I’d like to hear how your project goes. You can find my email on the About page of my channel.
@jerrygiles1661Ай бұрын
I'm very interested in your experience! I'm seriously looking at a Shadow from SoaringUSA myself. So will be watching for your thoughts and satisfaction level. Jerry G
@philiprawlinson2561Ай бұрын
Really glad I found this build thread as you’ve saved me a whole lot of headaches. As for gluing servos in , I wrap masking tape round the servo then glue it in. That way if the servo ever has to be removed you can just slit the masking tape with a sharp knife , peel it off and remove it. Hope that makes sense. 👍
@MyRCChannel-CJScottАй бұрын
@@philiprawlinson2561 Sure, the tape method works well too. Whatever works for you! I’m glad that my videos have helped you with your build. It’s a great glider. I’ve got a second I’m going to build as a powered glider. This one is still immaculate! Thanks again for watching! CJ
@SteveNavarro-qc3vlАй бұрын
So your saying traxxas fit over the protrac 0 offset? I know different brands use different offsets... i just heard tekno was 0 offset... thanks in advance!
@LarryMaley-r1l2 ай бұрын
Fly closer to camera. See nothing but sky
@MyRCChannel-CJScottАй бұрын
@@LarryMaley-r1l Yes, is problem… the UMX planes are just so small, if you’re zoomed in, no matter how much experience you have it’s hard to keep the plane in frame. I’m trying to do better for future videos. Thanks for watching, CJ
@thienakesaisung58972 ай бұрын
🎉🎉🎉
@geordienufc31322 ай бұрын
That was a blast, wish I could have been there with my big rock 6s to chase you round the beach. Take care and thanks for posting the video.
@MyRCChannel-CJScott2 ай бұрын
@@geordienufc3132 Yes, it would have been cool to run our trucks together. Maybe next summer we can figure out a way to make that happen. I’ve got a bunch of large scale trucks and buggies… maybe you can meet me in the north east coast of the US somewhere. Actually, Marsha suggested this a while ago. She’d like to meet you and your wife. I suggested that the ladies could shop while we drive, but she said “hell no, I want to drive too!” It’ll make for one excellent video, that’s for sure!
@geordienufc31322 ай бұрын
@@MyRCChannel-CJScott That would be cool but I doubt I could make it happen. The video cheered me up because I'm in absolute agony with having no right shoulder since the surgery went wrong. Looking forward to the next episode.
@MyRCChannel-CJScott2 ай бұрын
@@geordienufc3132 I thought it went ok other than having a temp joint… I didn’t realize it left you in ongoing pain! I’m very sorry to hear that.
@jhay7532 ай бұрын
Unboxing vids are a waste of time unless the producer has completed the product/model and has a thorough knowledge of what they are looking/talking about.
@_BrutalRelaxUA2 ай бұрын
Hello. Can you please tell me. Is it waterproof out of the box?
@MyRCChannel-CJScott2 ай бұрын
@@_BrutalRelaxUA No! It is not water proof! You’d need to upgrade all the electronics: motor, esc, receiver, and servo. Even then, you’ll never be 100% waterproof. You can submerge a foot or two for a short time but it’s really “splash proof”. As far as gears and diffs go, you can fill them to the gills with marine grease and water is still going to get in bringing dirt and silt so get ready to do regular end to end rebuilds… this includes the shocks too. It’s the nature of the beast! Sorry to be the bearer of bad news. Thanks for watching! CJ
@flasholiver692 ай бұрын
Extremely LongWinded!!! Not an Understaement! Good Video other than that! Was going to try & watch this fellow run his rc but don't think I can watch that long Without Sticking Pencils through my ears & into my Brain to make him stop talking so much! Though I agree Lipos are Extremeley Dangerous Fire Wise! Thank You!
@nivin32 ай бұрын
Hey great video...looking forward to pick a nice branded RC from owning few chinese ones in the past...Granite is in the list but im hearing lots of issues like slipper problem and so many plastic parts which are weak like spur and diff...im also ok to pick a Kraton 4s v2.5 which is only 100$ more but then it is much bigger and not easy with portability...whats your experience with Granite so far...also assuming its due for an upgrade will it be wise to pick onenow
@MyRCChannel-CJScott2 ай бұрын
@@nivin3 Hi, honestly I haven’t had the time to move forward with this project. I got caught up with building 3kits for the vintage nationals and that ate up all my free time. I’ve got a pile of aluminum upgrades ready to install on the Granite. It was being offered at a deep discount when I bought it. If you can get a Keaton 4S for only $100 more and you’ve got the money, I say go for it. As far as portability, maybe you have to take the wheels off to fit it in your car, big deal.
@dregrafics3692 ай бұрын
bro what kind of servo did you use?
@MyRCChannel-CJScott2 ай бұрын
@@dregrafics369 Hi, I used another Amazon find… here’s the link. It’s currently unavailable but there are similar ones there to choose from. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07PTYTMJL/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1 After spending a lot of time… and money… I’ve come to a major conclusion. These inexpensive Chinese made buggies are not worth upgrading! Well, not beyond a certain point. Problems: 1. They use soft cheep plastics which makes it easy for their people to assemble them but the screws don’t hold and if you start disassembling and reassembling, the car will start to fall apart. 2. Things are designed to very sloppy tolerances so stuff doesn’t fit well and stuff leaks, like the shocks. When my buggy arrived all four shocks were empty of fluid. It had leaked all over the inside of the box. The shock collars barely hold the threads and easily readjust themselves. Things like that. It’s not worth replacing all four shocks because then you might as well replace the drive train, and the suspension and by that time you’re replacing the whole car. WAIT! ALL IS NOT LOST! Get a decent servo, check out the shocks and refill if necessary. Maybe use a thicker fluid. You’ll see that I replaced the steering knuckles and the other steering parts with aluminum replacements. This is an inexpensive and worthwhile upgrade because they brake if you’re going to bash this buggy. It’s not legal to race in any ROAR RC class so all it’s good for is playing around. Keep you expenses low, have fun, and save your money for a serious vehicle. If you want to get into racing talk to whoever organizes the races and find out what classes are most popular, what’s likely to be around for a while. You don’t want to spend a bunch of money only to find out that you’ve invested in a car that nobody wants to race anymore. And, if you don’t want to race or there’s no racing near you, buy a name brand badger like Traxxas or Arrma where you get what you pay for and there are a lot of aftermarket options available. Or buy a crawler and explore the great outdoors with a couple friends. There are lots of options. Just don’t spend a lot of money trying to make this buggy into something it can never be… unless you’re retired with lots of money, have a trust fund or are otherwise up to your eyeballs in disposable income and you like to tinker more than you like to drive the RC cars. Thanks for watching and for reaching out, let me know if you have any other questions. I promise I’ll make the next answer shorter! CJ
@joelpetersen24802 ай бұрын
Hello from Germany, there is a three-sided squared timber in the kit. I have absolutely no idea where this should go.
@MyRCChannel-CJScott2 ай бұрын
@@joelpetersen2480 Hello from the USA! If I recall, it is used for bracing in the front of the fuselage. If you watch all the videos in the series, I’m sure the purpose will reveal itself. If you watch them all and still don’t see where it is used, let me know and I’ll try to take a photo or two or even add a supplemental video. Thanks for watching, you’ll enjoy this glider! CJ
@MyRCChannel-CJScott2 ай бұрын
@@joelpetersen2480 I looked over parts of the videos that cover the fuselage build. You’ll definitely want to watch them on a computer and not a cellphone, the phone’s screen is just too small. I built this kit four years ago so you’ll have to forgive me for not remembering where that piece is used. I vaguely remember something about it though. Watching the videos will definitely help you because this is a surprisingly complicated kit. Preparation and organization are important to successfully completing the kit.
@joelpetersen24802 ай бұрын
@@MyRCChannel-CJScott Update: I wrote in a forum with the developer of the glider and asked my question. It seems that this part is part of the frame for the engine fuselage. Btw, Are you planning to build more sliders in the future? I had some suggestions.
@MyRCChannel-CJScott2 ай бұрын
@@joelpetersen2480 I am building another Fresh this winter. This time I'm building it using a power pod I bought from HyperFlight.co.uk I probably won't get to building it until after the new year... my wife and I are still getting settled into our new home and I don't have a work table set up for building planes yet. What are your suggestions? I'm always open to new ideas!
@joelpetersen24802 ай бұрын
@@MyRCChannel-CJScott The "Maverick F5K" is a great and compact glider. Not a DLG. But I don't know which one will be delivered to the USA.
@geordienufc31322 ай бұрын
Good to see you've got your priorities right in that the hobby room is done before the rest of the house. 😂
@scottwelch10232 ай бұрын
Have the link for dc adapter?
@TecraTube2 ай бұрын
just found your channel. been look at your kits wow. you have a lot of top notch kits like the xray and serpent and TLR 22T. nice 👍
@MyRCChannel-CJScott2 ай бұрын
Thanks! I try to also get some of the inexpensive kits and RTRs as well for comparison, particularly around the holidays. There are a lot of newbies that have a little gift money and want to get into the hobby on a budget. You found my channel at an interesting time... I just updated my "What's Happening for Fall/Winter 2024" kzbin.info/www/bejne/imizdKNqbqyLiLM I've got some really cool kits coming soon. Some I've already built and I just need to edit all the video. It takes a lot of time to go through all the clips and put the videos together for release. Not complaining, just saying. If you ever have a question about a kit, or anything RC related, feel free to ask. I'll do what I can to give you an answer. Regards, CJ
@TecraTube2 ай бұрын
@@MyRCChannel-CJScott right on!
@phillybrc2 ай бұрын
I can easily watch your videos throughout. Which series can i reference the shock build? I ve never drilled my own caps for emusion use. Thx
@MyRCChannel-CJScott2 ай бұрын
Check out the playlist for the build of the TLR 22T 4.0 the shocks are covered in parts 12 and 13. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aqPNqp2CncmXhas Another interesting shock build where I upgraded to the Fox Kashima coated shock bodies: Building a Team Associated RC10 B74.1D Team Kit kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4nNdpWsnt-UaLM There are many other builds where I cover building shocks at various levels of detail. I try to include all the tricks and tips I can. If you want more, check out the builds of the Team Associated RC10SC6.2 Team Kit, the TLR 22DC 5.0 Elite 1/10 2wd RC Buggy, and the Kyosho Inferno MP10e 1/8 Scale 4wd RC Buggy. Go to the channel home page and click the "Playlist" tab link, there you'll see all the builds I've done listed chronologically. By the way, if you decide to drill your shock caps, here are 4 shock cap screws with o-ring seals for under $5. www.amainhobbies.com/yokomo-x-shock-v2-shock-cap-drain-screw-4-yokb2-s812ada/p417632 Thanks for watching, CJ
@madvente2 ай бұрын
Great series of videos, as always. Can't say it makes me want to buy an AE buggy. Was considering trying to get a hold of a Jay Halsey replica kit - which looks just awesome - but given all the Associated's quality issues incl. the manuals, the B7 rear end, and now the ball studs/turn buckles of this truck, I am not sure anymore. Still an enjoyable series of videos to watch nonetheless!
@MyRCChannel-CJScott2 ай бұрын
It's true, but all those issues can be addressed for relatively little money and time Actually, the gearbox performs reasonably well. I haven't had any issues with it. And, I am really enjoying racing with the vintage crowd. I ended up replacing the ballcups with Traxxas types that are very rugged and are almost impossible to knock off... like something that would go on a crawler. Once I got the turnbuckle issues solved, all my problems were related to tires, tuning, and electronics. Otherwise, the truck was great. I just didn't have enough time to work the problems b efore the race. But, I'm really looking forward to the next vintage race within driving distance because I'm going! If you can afford to buy a vintage truck or buggy, I highly recommend getting involved in the community! It's a great group of people. I broke a stub axle and one of the guys went into his parts box and pulled out an original steel front axle. He refused to accept any payment. Thanks for watching, CJ
@madvente2 ай бұрын
@@MyRCChannel-CJScott You are right in that the RC community is a community incredibly supportive of each other - I found that out after reentering the hobby about 4-5 years ago. I may reconsider the Halsey replica. Looking forward to the next videos!
@MyRCChannel-CJScott2 ай бұрын
@@madvente There are a lot of cars that qualify as vintage. There’s a nice belt driven mid-motor awd buggy. There are several 2wd buggies other than the RC10. I’ll try to find the link with the list of qualified vehicles from the last national race and post it here for you sometime tomorrow. The main thing the rules dictate is motor turns.
@phillybrc2 ай бұрын
Have a link for the yellow snips?
@MyRCChannel-CJScott2 ай бұрын
Suer thing... I get them on Amazon. Last time I bought a 6-pack here's a real deal on 10 for $20! It's the exact same tool, just a different color. If you look, you can find them in different colors and in different quantities. This was at the top of my search so I sent it to you. You can put one in each tool box, save a couple for when they get dull, etc.! www.amazon.com/Cutters-KAIHAOWIN-Clippers-Diagonal-Electronic/dp/B09V7YC6RH/ref=sr_1_2_sspa?crid=A0LR2ELSQ0ZS&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.Glj1fZprabsUbk1N25B07wXStV-5pC3jis9NbDtvbnuB0x5aYz277qQTqvgU5R_oGjAZdJ_8cfCgq2VSZ5sGBjoaKhWyHjnwweZbvSdOr9E97AC4TuQuNRT7EiL-wznCKQ2C6g7ufqsN66lRDl70rwRLlKqNOIzXex5GTDBYCte2J_nYV3hsYBb5hHz4-C0MhghdFajj-_KcgZP3PYhueboB2saKkeRNyipTQ4Lq1qCzV3zBAJdzvEGaineq0lyZMwmgpuhbzVQAeun1iVSGuXu-Ud4M4jQIzk6odNotQPo.32aGhr4hJmcZ1sn6AET4DwSDrNn0WF36-13qycaewcA&dib_tag=se&keywords=tools%2Bcutters&qid=1727759876&sprefix=tools%2Bcutters%2Caps%2C118&sr=8-2-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9hdGY&th=1 Thanks for watching, CJ
@geordienufc31322 ай бұрын
More very good tips, thanks for taking the time to do the videos.
@geordienufc31322 ай бұрын
As always you're doing a meticulous build.
@geordienufc31322 ай бұрын
I'm going to watch these videos again on the big tv so I can see more detail
@jfjusa13 ай бұрын
THANKS FOR THIS VIDEO! I HAVE THE EXACT SAME BIKE. I'VE BEEN LOOKING ALL OVER FOR SOMETHING LIKE THIS! JUST A QUESTION FOR YOU IF I MAY - DO YOU KNOW WHAT THE TYPE OF PAD IS CALLED? OR DO ANY SZE MECHANICAL PADS FIT? I NOTICE SOME PADS HAVE TWO EYELETS ON THEM FOR THE COTTER PIN I SUPPOSE. IS THAT THE TYPE I NEED TO BUY? THANKS SO MUCH FOR MAKING THIS! I'M GOING TO CHECK OUT YOUR OTHER VIDEOS TOO AND MAYBE MAKE SOME ADDITIONAL CHANGES! THANKS AGAIN!
@MyRCChannel-CJScott2 ай бұрын
They used different components as price and availability dictated. I wouldn't want to steer you in the wrong direction. My advice is to take it or at least one of your pads to a bike shop and they can help you find replacement pads. Best of luck! CJ
@geordienufc31323 ай бұрын
As always a very informative build video with lots of great tips. Definitely not a project for me to tackle with all those minute parts.
@MyRCChannel-CJScott3 ай бұрын
@@geordienufc3132 Oh, you think these are small? Wait till I put up the videos on the GLRacing 1/28th scale pan car. That’s crazy small! But really well engineered. N
@madvente3 ай бұрын
Great to see you back. Honestly, I was about to you know what, but now I won't. Looking forward to the great content we're used to.
@MyRCChannel-CJScott3 ай бұрын
Thanks! I'm getting up to speed! I recently built a couple vintage cars and went to a National Vintage Race! Builds and track footage coming... Lots more in the works.
@PedroHeitor-d6k3 ай бұрын
Hello from Cologne. I am currently building the same aeroplane. I am still working on the wings, but wanted to know which servos you have installed. By the way, I will use the string and torsion spring ;-)
@MyRCChannel-CJScott3 ай бұрын
The servos I used in the video are some cheep plastic servos I got from HobbyKing. I've been using KTS servos on my more recent builds... they are more expensive, but they are more reliable and more precise. If you look at the recommendations on the Fresh 2m page (here www.hyperflight.co.uk/products.asp?code=FRESH&name=fresh-f3-res ) the plastic BlueBird servos are quite good without costing to much. I use the pull string and torsion spring on some kits. Just make sure to unhook it after every flight so the torsion spring doesn't wear out/weaken prematurely. It's still not my favorite way to go.. but it works for a lot of people. Best of luck! CJ
@paulbizard34933 ай бұрын
So did it fly ? I'm building one.
@MyRCChannel-CJScott3 ай бұрын
Yes, it flies very well. I'm building a second with a power pod. The original is still in great shape.
@paulbizard34933 ай бұрын
@MyRCChannel-CJScott nice. Thanks for the building videos.
@muttbone013 ай бұрын
Nah, I swear by Upor.
@alfredyost79723 ай бұрын
Remember the screws are American and not metric. So it is important to have the right tools for your build. Thoughts?
@pertttikeinonen2613 ай бұрын
Is this durable car if you dont bash it and take big jumps ??? Dont want to repair it in right away if i use it in normal way driving grass/sand.
@MyRCChannel-CJScott3 ай бұрын
@@pertttikeinonen261 it is a solid buggy. And yes, if you don’t beat it to death , it will last. It’s got a solid chassis and the suspension is designed to take a lot of punishment. BUT, the design and production leave much to the imagination be desired. If you want a big rig, save your money and buy an Arrma! You’ll never regret spending the extra money! My DBX-07 is in pieces and though I’ve had fun tinkering with it, it’s spent more time on the bench than it has being driven.
@pertttikeinonen2613 ай бұрын
Thats all i need to know 👍🙏 Arrma kraton 6s exb is my dream car....mayby in the future... RTR about 1000€.... Thats a lot of thinking 😅
@MyRCChannel-CJScott3 ай бұрын
@@pertttikeinonen261 You get what you pay for! If you watch the whole series, you’ll see that the shocks were in bad shape when they arrived and they are designed to very loose tolerances. This makes it easy on the manufacturers and assemblers, but the end result isn’t very satisfying. Also the mold parts out of softer plastics which also makes it easier on the assemblers, but after you disassemble it even once, the hardware will strip and not hold as well. It’s just cheep.
@wp10613 ай бұрын
Is it still using the original slipper pad design and felt pad for the transmission seal?
@MyRCChannel-CJScott3 ай бұрын
@@wp1061 More or less, it’s got the “stealth” transmission… I built the RC10 at the same time so I may be misremembering. I think it was the RC10 that has the big felt pad between the gear box and the motor plate but it’s not a seal. It’s to keep mud from building up in that space. Remember, when these came out, they were racing on dirt tracks, groomed clay was years away. The RC10 still has that split gear trans with the ball diff as part of the spur gear… just like the original.
@geordienufc31323 ай бұрын
Looking forward to the build, no doubt it will be done to your usual meticulous standards. I might even attempt to build an rc car / truck myself one winter. Take care.
@MyRCChannel-CJScott3 ай бұрын
You should give it a shot... it depends on what you want to do with it of course. So many of the trucks are RTR now. Unless you're going to race somewhere, you'll probably find that everything you like is already built versus a kit. If you can't find a good project kit, you can always plan some interesting mods for the truck you have. You can strip it down, soak and degrease the bearings and reassemble it with some bling and performance parts.
@geordienufc31323 ай бұрын
Once I recover from my surgery which will probably take 3 months I'll be servicing the diffs and shocks etc on the big rock ready for the spring. I know from your previous build videos there's a lot of tiny parts to assemble so that might not be easy for me with my arthritis. Oh well it may not be an option.
@michaelvtx13 ай бұрын
Glad to see you back.
@geordienufc31323 ай бұрын
Great to see you back. Your new hobby room looks massive. Lots of room to build, maintain and store all your rc's. I'm looking forward to more videos in the next few months while I myself recover from some upcoming surgery.
@MyRCChannel-CJScott3 ай бұрын
Actually, that room is already getting tight... I had to move all the planes to a room next door. The overall basement is huge! It's coming together. I've got to move the mini-z track to a different section so I can add the expansion kit but then it will be a really fast track. I don't know if I mentioned it, but I got the timing system so I can track up to four cars at a time... it comes with four transponders but it may be able to track more at the same time, I'm not sure. Well, time to start cutting the videos from the RC10, RC10T builds and the vintage race. I'm going to try to get to a drifting event in the next two weeks... the shop near my house has a drift track that is open for practice whenever the shop is open. They are about 15-20 minutes away. BTW, have you been driving the truck this summer? It should have a good layer of dirt on it by now... I hope all goes well with the surgery! Are you nervous??? How about your wife? Is she worried about you going under the knife or is she reasonably confident? We'll be rooting for you!
@geordienufc31323 ай бұрын
I've had a blast running the big rock and also enjoyed letting others have a try at driving it. I'll be getting every last speck of dirt cleaned off it this week before my surgery stops me from doing anything for a few months. The surgery has cut my driving season short by at least a month but I'm getting desperate to have it done to hopefully reduce my pain level. The surgery does not concern me at all but my wife is already in panic mode. Once you get your hobby rooms completed I hope you can give us a tour of the various areas you set up. Take care and thanks for the videos and everything else I really appreciate it.
@MyRCChannel-CJScott3 ай бұрын
@@geordienufc3132 I'm so glad to hear that you're enjoying the truck! I hated hearing year after year that you were only getting to the field to fly a couple times the whole season. I knew your hands and finances were keeping you from enjoying the hobby as much as was otherwise possible. It was truly good medicine for the soul for us to hear your granddaughters laughing and having a great time playing with the truck. I'm glad that it's continuing to being you and others together for fun times. That's exactly what I was hoping it would do for you! I hope you get many years of fun from it! I'll definitely make a video tour of the basement when it's a little more complete. We've got movers coming next Friday to get the big stuff from the townhouse. Maybe we'll have that place sold by April. We've got a lot of equity built up in that property... and it's gone up in value by close to 50%. Looking forward to cashing it in.
@teamottie3 ай бұрын
Talking way too much. So annoying.
@MyRCChannel-CJScott3 ай бұрын
@@teamottie Some people like it. Some people don’t.
@garypalmer20663 ай бұрын
I have the ALX and have been bikepacking on it for three years, one of the best bikes I've had in 42 years of bike touring! I've done 84 tours each fall and spring since 1982 when I was 26, am 69 now. Love this bike!
@MyRCChannel-CJScott3 ай бұрын
@@garypalmer2066 That’s quite the testimonial! It it a solid frame regardless of what gear you put on it. It’s fantastic that you’re still able to ride at your age! More power to you!