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[@rctestflight]

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[@richardathey3116]

@rctestflight how much torque does it have? Could it pull/tow you in the snow or on the sand ?

[@Heyjaybird]

I'm building a power wheelchair I don't have all the kinks worked out..but I want to use hub motors so I can do 40ish

[@FondlesHandles]

what song did you use for the montage at 7:45? the description is sadly incorrect. clicking on the link leads to a different song for me, and searching for the song on youtube leads to a completely different one, neither of which sound like the song used.

[@thewatchlist6917]

Hey, idk if you see these comments but what if you made it a little larger and heavier so you could either put 2 motors in the front and back instead of just the front or put 2 in the front and 2 in the middle with a support wheel in between the and then have a dead axle kinda deal in the back where all the controls and batteries etc are

[@dominicbrunsmeier]

Seen goliath in battlefield 5? Imagine this shit wired with explosives cruising at 70 km/h towards enemy tanks.

[@kirillyazvenko8823]

Every new episode of the snowcat series we are getting closer and closer to a flying tank

[@odorouswo1f]

technically the RC tanks can already fly, just not controllably

[@turbosix]

*ground effect tank

[@AirJimInCT]

Oleg Antonov enters the chat

[@yuriibondar3757]

The Aerogavin shall be real!

[@dapootisbird3608]

Mike Sparks will finally be validated

[@snjert8406]

I'm actually surprised that it survived for this long, I thought the tracks were going to disintegrate at such speeds. Awesome stuff!

[@wheeliegriff777]

The rc snowmobile community has had the tracks going 60+ mph it's insane how the links hold up! Note they are not rc test flights tracks

[@Lucas_sGarage]

3D-printed plastic is solid indeed

[@matthewcox7985]

That was my first thought - that the treads would stretch at high speeds, and any wobble would send them flying.

[@weeb3277]

😲

[@tepidtuna7450]

Yeah, I was going to say "all that weight and plastic gears!!". Good going.

[@flyingpancake3983]

I was so confused by the supersonic dogs running past and coming back instantly until I realized there were 2 puppers. Great dogs and fantastic build!

[@stephen1r2]

These snow-cats seem to make great hound baits to get the doggies running

[@Mattle_lutra]

Taking a hit from that snow-cat looks painful! Hope the dog is okay.

[@Win7ermu7e]

@@Mattle_lutra I was gonna say this, that thing's pretty heavy and getting hit with the moving treads can't feel good.

[@Mogipbob]

Imagine if they mounted a camera on one of the dogs :)

[@Win7ermu7e]

@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ Thnaks for this irrelevent fictional interlude.

[@merfalerf2201]

At 8:47, a dog had the chance to make its dream come true, but instead, it tripped over the world's fastest RC tank.

[@kaushiksarker5594]

Those dogs enjoyed the chasing of your snowcat more than the drone did.. haha.. by the way.. great project and exceptional explanation of the building and learning experience..

[@DorifutoRabbit]

It's amazing how stable this is at high speed on grass, it's been great to see your snowcat evolutions

[@dallysinghson5569]

First thing I noticed... Other than happiest dogs alive finally giving chase to a worthy adversery XD

[@alixhascour1715]

it was well built, motors are sync and the board is long enough to reduce the derivation

[@ianwalker6546]

Probably too much of a risk but I would love to see you try and drive this across a lake!

[@-aid4084]

Its likely it could stay on top of the water for a short time because it's mad of plastic and the tracks are reasonably wide. Probably not waterproof though...

[@Gainn]

Some pontoons to keep it afloat to test?

[@MrGuliton]

@@Gainn nah, this thing has enough power to skip right on top of the water, I'm not sure how stable it would be. but the speed is more than enough.

[@Gainn]

@@MrGuliton I'd agree it has the power. The problem is if it stops.

[@charliemelidosian8726]

@@Gainn the problem is *when* it stops

[@Thebigskullman]

I am not into RC/drone stuff at all, super into the tech aspects (the batteries, motor, 3D printed frame, etc) but nothing I’d do irl. But this channel is insane, It’s making me interested in stuff you love just because of how you put these videos together and how much effort you put in

[@____blank____]

i love how you show the metrics of the screws and the exact driver model and etc. Also your methods of measuring and drilling. It's something a lot of other makers leave out, which makes people like me who want to learn hands-on techniques really frustrating. You give me a better view of how each fragmented piece of knowledge can work together. Thanks whole lot!

[@martylawson1638]

I've built skid-steered battle-bots and the best upgrade I ever did was adding a steering rate gyro. (just a V-tail mixer and a tail-rotor gyro to start) Took a bot that was a nightmare to drive that never pointed in the right direction and turned it into a drift master. I think doing the same with the flight-controller software will dramatically improve high speed stability and turning.

[@ericcmcgraw]

Yes! As a bonus, add in pitch control to hold a perfect wheely for max acceleration!

[@confuseatronica]

@@ericcmcgraw thats what i was thinking, since he already has an ardupilot install. I THINK Rover has pitch control in one of the modes. I know it has yaw control that countersteers when you get too much roll because I'm using it right now.* *although it's a little laggy and gets into weird oscillations on rough ground that lead to rollovers anyway

[@Synergy7Studios]

The sand issue reminds me of the different approaches the AK-47 and the AR-15 take to handling debris. The AK has lose tolerances so sand can't get stuck anywhere. The AR has tight tolerances but uses those tolerances to keep the interior well sealed off from debris so long as you have a mag in and the dust cover closed. When you do something in between, you get the issues you had with sand scraping the motors.

[@BodilyFunction]

The AR platform rifle tends to perform better in the muddy and wet environments then the looser tolerance AK style rifles. While the AK performs better in the sand. Both perform pretty awful if you let them get really wet and then freeze though 😂.

[@Synergy7Studios]

@@BodilyFunction I've heard the best thing you can do for freezing conditions is to strip all the lube out so it can't freeze

[@BodilyFunction]

@@Synergy7Studios it kinda depends on the kind of lube. A bit of oil based lube is ok in some areas but water based lube is no go. It also depends on actual temperatures aswell as just where the water gets to.

[@Synergy7Studios]

@@BodilyFunction I just remember the soldiers in Korea found that their garands ran better in the harsh winters when they ran them dry. Their oil must have had a high freezing point.

[@BodilyFunction]

@@Synergy7Studios makes sense but also garands are a bit different to ARs.

[@mf1ve]

Dang, that IS fast.

[@jack12494]

That's what she said

[@PCrailfan3790]

Why the Bible verse?

[@MultiClittle]

​@@PCrailfan3790some kind of mental disorder

[@YoursUntruly]

DANG that is FAST

[@MultiClittle]

@@YoursUntruly lol

[@wmden1]

I am amazed that it held together at those speeds, especially the tracks. It was fun to watch. It reminded me of a key wind, rubber tracked, thin sheet metal, crawler tractor I got for Christmas, when I was about eight. I'm 72 now. I carried it to school, thinking I would be the cat's meow with it. I wasn't. Another of my classmates brought a high priced, key wind, race car, which would fly. I was pretty much ignored and laughed at, a little. I took my crawler home and took the flywheel/regulator gear out of the motor. I brought it the following Monday and he brought his race car. My crawler ate him alive. It wasn't as fast as your rig, but it wasn't a slouch either.

[@AronGreen]

FYI, you can also use thinned down silicone caulking (with 30+% vinegar, mineral spirits or toluene) as a waterproof coating and it can be removed/doesn't flow into everything quite as much as epoxy. I've seen that done on some outdoor equipment I've dealt with in the past, that had to be repaired onsite. One thing we did though, is use a multimeter on the wet caulking and choose a brand/type that did NOT have any continuity when wet.

[@geordonworley5618]

There are also hard acrylic conformal coatings designed with high electrical resistance as well.

[@AppleGameification]

These look fun to race. I'd love to start a racing league with home-made rc vehicles like these. It looks like it'd be super fast but would need a lot of skill and finesse to drive at their limit

[@AndreyAntonchik]

Just make sure everyone uses the same motor as the only limitation. And then let them race!

[@pineapplepenappoodlepen]

@@AndreyAntonchik Why not open class? Push it to the limit. May the best builder win!

[@bentracy7463]

@@pineapplepenappoodlepen while fun, that also quickly becomes "may the builder with the deepest pockets win". Definitely would still want a class with spec limitations in order to get more people to participate.

[@TheEchelon]

@@pineapplepenappoodlepen People would just build buggies or truggies similar to what you can buy right now as those are basically proven to be the fastest designs.

[@TheRealRCSparks]

Next Fricken Level!

[@FLYBIRDSS]

1 like in 2 weeks

[@TheRealRCSparks]

@@FLYBIRDSS I am not here for likes bro.. Ive had as many as Ive needed in my life :) I came here to congratulate a fellow OG KZbinr on a great idea

[@FLYBIRDSS]

@@TheRealRCSparks im not hating im just saying...

[@Seff2]

Doggos chasing the snowcat are so cute. They are probably so happy to chase and run at their limit.

[@spitfier204]

did you not see 8:46 ? rip doggo

[@kiandotceo]

I laughed like a maniac when it effortlessly popped the wheelie at what seemed to be the max speed prior to the upgrades. Awesome vehicle, very scary as well. I feel we are seeing a battlebot origins story unfolding before us, even if extreme speed may not exactly be a factor in the arena... Perhaps the world is ready for battlebot jousting; then we have a sure winner!

[@SimpleElectronics]

The snowcat series has been amazing to follow along to! Any reason why you aren't doing any more batches of the kit? cost? hassle? - either way, this project has been REALLY cool!

[@RufftaMan]

Yeh, really a shame this isn‘t a product you can buy. Maybe outsource the whole packaging and distribution to some rc-company? I‘d love to build one if I ever find some time to do so..

[@johnjallen]

How much would you pay for this?

[@SimpleElectronics]

@@johnjallen The initial buy in I remember being good value, I would have jumped in if I wasn't tight on cash at the time

[@trealin4730]

Looked faster than 15mph

[@krysmun]

I swear you should look into what it takes to enter into something like BattleBots, you guys have a WICKED Idea for a "Blinding speed" type battlebot build! You'd be running circles around the competition with this thing! Just toughen everything up, scale it up to the right weight class, make tougher parts, and put a weapon on that thing and you'd probably have one of the fastest track-based battlebots in the series if not the fastest ever! Put a Vertical spinning blade or spinning drum/barrel weapon on the front in the centre of the thing and just Wreck House!

[@grey5135]

My favorite part was watching the dogs have so much fun chasing it lol. Loved that part.

[@neoc03]

I never heard of a tank so fast it needed a wheelie bar. This is awesome.

[@solarsynapse]

An Abrams can run 70mph with it's 1500HP turbine, but it is just a bit heavier.

[@Gosuminer]

This chase footage is the best I've ever seen, and I've seen a lot of them. But then the video goes on to show more awesome fun stuff in snow and sand. Seriously cool stuff.

[@markkalsbeek5883]

Maybe you can use the IMU in the ardupilot unit to create a coarse type of ABS, but for acceleration rather than braking. So if the RPM of the motors exceed the vehicle speed by some margin you can forcibly slow them down to maintain traction. I think part of what makes it so hard to control is that if you turn hard right, your left track can lose grip and net you will actually turn left. Traction control could help what that, especially on the ice.

[@markkalsbeek5883]

To reduce internal friction you could print the track guides out of a filament composed partly of teflon. There's a couple out there now and supposedly they feel so slick that they almost feel waxy.

[@markkalsbeek5883]

I also wonder if you could reduce the air resistance of the snowcat by deflecting the airflow upwards before the treads. Downside would be reduced downforce and therefore traction.

[@DerElessar]

Dude, the dogs had the best day of their lives there.

[@andyvitale6071]

The dog chasing the snowcat rocket was the best.

[@Th3BlackPhoenix]

8:47 rip dog's legs

[@dinosoarskill17]

The M.1000 is pretty nice for what it is. We have a fully kitted out one at work. We don't use it for metal, though. That edge on the aluminum looked rough.

[@hooby_9066]

Those dogs sure got a nice workout. They weren't holding back, chasing the snowcat.

[@RonsarLo]

Love this series! Would you have better luck if you could find appropriate rubber tracks? And swap it to motors as the front to help with weight distribution?

[@olliea6052]

The only issue i see with this is that the side of the track in contact with the ground should be under tension, so a long toothed belt would be needed to transfer the drive from the motors up front to the track drive sprocket at the back. That said, the track tension could be high enough for it not to be a problem! It worked well in the snow going backwards! 😄

[@iamkian]

Look at the drill bending @ 2:48 😱😱😱😱

[@Fyxxterzc]

11 year old me says my 80s tyco fast traxx got you bro. 44 year old me wonders if 11 year old me had a true frame of reference for speed. I swear that thing went 30mph. Some impressive kit you've built there.

[@Tyrinath]

A new era for the snowcat has begun, this thing can eat small children. Friggin Terrifying. I love it.

[@DimensionMachine]

That thing is seriously insane. Have you ever considered using brush on Silicone conformal coating for your electronics? I have had very good luck with it and one advantage is that if you need to do a component level repair it can even be soldered thru without much trouble. It is much less permanent that the epoxy seems to be. I saw what appears to be a bulldozer on the floor of your shop....hoping I can find a vid of that on your channel now!

[@Pablo668]

That was really cool. Great design. I will say that when I design things for 3D printing, I try to put things like ribs or runners on all large surfaces to give them a bit of extra strength. I dunno if you want to try it, but I'm wondering if the tracks are going fast enough to aquaplane on water. It might be able to cross a pond.

[@underminethetroll2487]

Those dogs are pretty fast naturally says a lot about the craftsmanship on that module.

[@Just-A-Guy-Learning]

Use the no limit software. Turn the abs cutoff time limit up. Turn battery amps and phase amps up. Turn on field weakening. Also connect nrf51822 for making changes over Bluetooth. Then connect the controllers over canbus so they talk to each other.

[@IRONCaptainPanic]

I have a suggestion, maybe try out tracks printed in tpu, it would give them a little more durability and wear resistance factor, a little added flexibility as it seems one of the limiting factors are the tracks, so maybe using tpu printed tracks would benefit it, another thing you could do is make little servo controlled downforce wings that pop up at a certain rpm and fit flat and flush to the center of the body and between the tracks so they aren't damaged when not in use in the front and back of the vehicle, it could help with speed and control

[@VulpeculaJoy]

The tracks are cast. Idk what exact material they are, but 3d printing will be worse.

[@charleslambert3368]

Doesn't tp lack stiffness and strength though? I think you could get a lot of mileage out of a dual-extruded composite of tpu and something strong like PC or PA. But maybe figuring out how to make the best gcode to tune the mechanical properties you want is a PhD-worth of work.

[@IRONCaptainPanic]

@Charles Lambert TPU 3D Printer Filament Definition Explanation (Thermoplastic polyurethane) is a type of flexible and elastic 3D printing filament. Its rubber-like elasticity, resilience, and durability make it suitable for uses requiring impact-absorption and a soft-touch surface.

[@IRONCaptainPanic]

@VulpeculaJoy they are not cast, they are 3d printed, he shows in previous videos he 3d printed the entire tracks

[@Bobble84]

I hope you build a marketable version of this someday. I would pay similar pricing to an XMAXX for this. Serious fun right there

[@last_name3143]

That was incredible. The drone shots. Wow!

[@tjibbeettema8759]

Imagine this but full scale. You're a russian soldier just trying to not die because of vladdy and then suddenly a tank with a top speed of 300kmh /180 mph approaches

[@2012_Lexus_LFA]

8:50 the dogs chasing them were so cute

[@Casal70]

Awesome! I started to think about centrifugal force, track linkage bearing friction starts to be a thing I guess at this point. Can be reduced by lower track piece weight or some suitable bearing in the track pieces.

[@jonasstahl9826]

Bearings arent possible with all the dirt and sand they fail very quickly, even real tanks and bulldozers dont have bearings in there tracks.

[@charliemelidosian8726]

Mechanical roller/ball bearings would not be a good fit for this purpose, but a bronze bushing would fit this purpose very well

[@whatelseison8970]

@@jonasstahl9826 You're right that the large tracks used on excavators and bulldozers don't have them but the OP's point was about the centrifugal forces tracks experience at significant speeds. Even fairly fast tanks are unlikely to face stress from centrifugal forces that even approach the forces from the usual driving torque acting against the vehicle weight/inertia and a bulldozer clearly _never_ would.. I don't know if bearings are the only solution but I don't buy the idea that sealed bearings couldn't be *a* solution -- if a slightly costly one.

[@jonasstahl9826]

@@whatelseison8970 The problem is the weight of the bearings, if I remember correct each of his tracks has 60 links, you need 2 per links, means for both sides you need 240 bearings. The cheapest sealed I have found are roughly 0,60€ means 144€ in total. Also the weight lets say there are 10 grams each that makes 2,4kg/ 5 pounds. You also need enough material thignes to fit the bearing, that makes it even heavier.

[@KrashFries]

imagine a mass produced army of these things running towards us to give us presents.

[@benmcreynolds8581]

Those dogs were having a blast. They were zooming around! You make some of the coolest projects.

[@idocoolstuff2954]

If he hit a goose the goose would probably just explode

[@skijump25]

that snow at 16:00 is really fun with a really fast car and paddle tires

[@98integraGSR]

Couple things... 1) I'd love to see some sort of TPU track option, both to further cut noise, as well as making it combatible with concrete, asphalt, and packed clay/dirt 2) can we see if it can hydroplane? 3) that "digging a nest" thing is awesome, and reminds me of a way that fullsize tanks can "bed down" for extra cover and concealment. Imagine this thing as a remote-operated anti tank mine in a non-permissive enviroment that precluded manual placement... Drive some in manually and then remotely "dig them in" to get them slightly below ground surface... There's plenty of room in the design for a simple pressure pad and an EFP- and the underside of a tank and its tracks are the most vulnerable parts. You may have accidentally invented an effective anti-armor tool

[@caseykoons]

R/C 1: Faster than child, impressive. R/C 2: Faster than dog, epic

[@mattgiles1667]

That is so cool and fast. Oh and Scary! Hilarious when the dogs were chasing it on the field .

[@pafnutiytheartist]

I don't know why but the dogs running after it are insanely wholesome and satisfying

[@Magoo71]

Boy that thing is pretty durable....hopefully does not hurt the excited dogs chasing it!

[@florinssl]

the dogs are so excited ! they are enjoying the performance of that tank lol

[@farrukhkhalid2230]

best part of the video -----> when dogs were chasing the tank.

[@djicode5146]

Nice video! You should make a 4 motor version to even the weight distribution, widen the tracks some, and lower the track depth a bit. Awesome project!

[@jerryhermann7233]

Not sure if someone has said this yet, but move 1 motor ( and battery if running 2 batteries) up front. Relocate the controler board to the center too ballance it out.

[@marcinsvr]

This thing looks like the Tasmanian Devli from Lonely Tunes when it goes throug the deep snow :). Awesome build!

[@stownrt61]

Awesome build! Next Gotta make another and attach snowboarding boots to them

[@mrobertson188]

The dogs did surprisingly good at almost catching it

[@physcoholiday]

Those puppies easly run 15mph! THAT thing is scooooting!!!!

[@MaxwellFaro]

This thing is super cool. As a kid, one of my favorite Christmas presents was a “Fast Traxx” RC car, I loved that thing. This is like the grown up version of that lol

[@graham2167]

That dog must be very fit and fast chasing the tank and almost catching it

[@cybercifer8221]

Damnnnn you did hell of a work there 🎉 I loved when you dribbled those dogs there😂

[@Witch0fSpace]

the droneshot with the dogs was very cool

[@snake525]

That Factor ad read was one of the most scripted things ive heard since the last time a girl said she loved me, but god something about watching you make, eat, and describe the food got me SOLD. I feel like that's the edge engineering-oriented youtubers have over more entertainment-oriented youtubers when it comes to ad reads -- intuiting that demonstrations and depictions of the process and the material matter more than the delivery. Also, you been working out? Lookin good, mate

[@nigelmoore957]

Dogs got a hell of a work out!

[@klippschliefer4968]

These motors had so much more power in them! I saw someone on youtube who got at least 30 Horsepower out of it to bring an rc car to 190 mph.

[@chehystpewpur4754]

i do have a soft spot for tracks. idk what it is about them but theyll always be my favorite impractical drive setup.

[@codygoss7294]

I'm way late to the party, but I still wanted to do the internet thing and provide a suggestion. Since you're using a flight controller, you can read the gyroscope data. If you have enough room in the chassis, you could add a moving counterweight, controlled automatically by the flight controller, to keep the nose down under acceleration and high speed. Obviously you'll have to make it move quick, but I think it could help. Maybe it would be possible to put the batteries on a sliding tray so you wouldn't actually be adding any weight other than the motor.

[@ian020881]

Looks like a good base vehicle for an avalanche search and rescue swarm.

[@Др.Ливси]

Snow cats usually have tails. maybe yours can also be done so that it does not roll over when moving quickly, and if you still work, then the tail could help turn. Like the rudders of a ship. A tail that would drag behind the cat on the snow/ground.

[@daviddavids2884]

1) needed suspension 2) needed stabilization 3) needed to tune the distribution of mass (dom), for best/lowest possible c-m location. a vehicle that does not fly, does not have a cg. c-m is center of mass.

[@c-martz2846]

Definitely a ankle snapper😂😂, kudos for the drone pilot too,👍👍👏

[@frozenstar7048]

"I have a stockpile of factor meals in my fridge" *shows 1 factor meal and a few factor drinks*

[@ajrosario1050]

The man made a perfect transition to a sponsor ad and no one’s talking about it

[@cartoonf4n18]

8:44 broke the dogs ankles there

[@tristanwegner]

The quieter operation from Field Oriented Control (FOC) and no gears is very pleasant

[@williamselems9904]

I'm pretty impressed with the ability of the doge's to atleast try to keep up lol

[@chicagorc3967]

literally traxxas , losi, axial, ect couldnt make a cool rc like this! the fact it can drive forward when it flips is insane! i honestly think you should find a way to make these and sell them!

[@iBLaCKOuTxZ]

Double the motors on the other side to maintain equilibrium plus more power ! Cool R/C definitely fast 💨

[@xXB.FunkXx]

A kid 2 dogs and a drone that looks like something out of Terminator all chasing some little orange and black tank. I wonder how many passer by's got called crazy when they got home😂

[@thorin1045]

and with the damage it did to itself, we can really appreciate animals that can run with this speed or even higher regularly, without much issue.

[@SB-qm5wg]

I bet those dogs chasing the snow cat slept well that night. 🐕

[@marcovalentinoalvarado3290]

Thats the smoothest transition from interesting content, to an interesting ad lmfao

[@alecalgard8177]

Wow, that RC dog that you built is really fast

[@_Shinasu]

Dogs having the best time chasing that 😂

[@alixhascour1715]

what a pleasure to watch woofy running after it, can you make another video just of the dog and the RC having fun together and the drones ? :p

[@corbinhollingsworth134]

bro that was the coolest shot those dogs were having the time of their life chasing that rc. that made me smile. felt likee i ws watching a live chase game or something

[@Live-Life-Freely]

Now keep in mind that the current M1A2 Abrams can reach a top speed of 72 km/h 44 mph (on paved roads) and 48 km/h off-road. That's with a crew and weapons! Just a cool comparison.

[@MarlowVR]

9:01 dog ankles SNACHED

[@up4open]

you could place a cover over the track to reduce the speed to air instead of reducing tread width, though it clearly makes it single sided. a whale-tail and putting the motors on the front might do for the flipping problem.

[@Ernzt8]

Crazy fast! Love the drone footage with the dogs running with it

[@Cloxxki]

Those motors are amazing. Kevin Talbot ought to get a set of those and work them into his long cars somehow.

[@eyeflytinkerings]

Amazing video and yet another great project! Just a side note regarding your sponsor: I can't believe that in 2023 they're still sending out meals wrapped in a ton of plastic. There are so many great resource-friendly alternatives available now, and i'm sure customers would much appreciate the plastic gone.

[@jeffrenman4146]

This video was really entertaining… I can only imagine how much fun you had making all of this. You get to be in the hobby and here on KZbin as a content creator at the same time. Pretty fun you should consider yourself so lucky. Anyway it was fun to watch big thumbs up from me

[@megamortus]

This thing moves more like a honey badger than a cat. Great work!

[@keillorchristoph]

Something like that that was impervious to sand and maybe even waterproof would be an excellent military land bass drone

[@anymeows]

Imagine if the army used this as an rc-XD, you’d have an explosive coming for you at like, 27 mph 😂

[@vergyl9969]

Drone, RC, dogs, people... awesome 🔥