the brush wheels explains why NASA uses metal sponges as wheels :)
@user-dy5ff7ut2t8 ай бұрын
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@underseaowl74408 ай бұрын
suddenly I have become invested in japanese 4WD
@synthgal10908 ай бұрын
The sawtooth grip seems to only give grip forwards, but the wire brush grips while turning too. Good video, I liked watching! (also, how good at english are you? I made this simpler to read because I don't know how you are reading this)
That's really cool, I always wanted to get a modern mini4wd and turn it RC, but I guess they already make them!! Thank you for showing me.
@Xeonspec8 ай бұрын
Saw and wirebrush tires make steering motion way better. Car with typical tires suffers from uneven traction.
@nightshade48738 ай бұрын
i'd say the Wire Brush length has acted like the sidewall of a tire during turning, and the wires themselves seem to have dug quite well piercing into the ice providing it plenty of grip but still slipping to get it moving.
@brokeafengineerwannabe20718 ай бұрын
Basically built-in suspension
@Eduardo_Espinoza8 ай бұрын
suspension, same thought, I thought it was handle the jumps better than the saw wheels 😮
That is wild, I love it! For running my DT-02 in the winter I made some ice spikes with some old bald tires and tacks, pressing them through the back of the tire and gluing them with epoxy. They worked well but after two seasons I've started losing some spikes.