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The Syma S107-G micro indoor rc heli, reviewed at RCMania.com
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Summer 2011. Photos taken with a Canon 7D. Video shot with an iPhone 4.
Air Hogs Helix 360 4-channel rc helicopter, reviewed at RCMania.com
ORDER YOUR rc PARTS AND USE COUPONS TO SAVE! If you’re ordering more than 0, just use the link and coupon code “MODELXHELI” for 5% off your entire order! www.dpbolvw.net Everything you wanted to know about this AWD beast and then some… Here is the new Turnigy Monster Beatle. Brushless 4811kv, 25A ESC, 2S-1300mAh LIPO. (Do not recommend using a 3S or 4S, motor/ecs need upgrading if you want more power) It’s from hobbyking before shipping, and is great bang for it’s buck. It’s mostly plastic, which makes it economic, it’s not for serious bashing, as the plastic parts will break, but it’s still great fun. It would be awesome if it were CNC aluminum and CF like a CopterX 450 Pro, but we can’t ask for too much here. All in all, I would recommend this thing for some fast driving fun! Commonly broken plastic parts below, I haven’t broken anything else yet. Everything I broke, I repaired using thread and thin CA. I’ve also rebuilt the towers with sheet aluminum, so mostly, you can repair this car from household parts, except the main gear, but I’ve been lucky not to strip that, probably because I threadlocked the motor and motor mount, and made the gear mesh tight. You should do the same or else it’ll strip easily. Rear Tower: www.hobbyking.com Front Tower: www.hobbyking.com Front Lower Suspension Arms: www.hobbyking.com Front Upper Suspension Arms: www.hobbyking.com Rear Lower Suspension Arms: www.hobbyking.com Main Spur: www.hobbyking.com Extra Parts: Buy some clips …
*Before you post anything about wood, please read the update 3) and 5) first. Home made rc car (1/25th scale 66 Mustang). I wanted to create a semi-scale RWD RC-car with the motor under the bonnet and scale-like front-biased weight distribution. Created from scratch using parts like Mini-Z wheels and diff, 1/16 buggy electronics, aluminium tubes in all diameters, iwaver motor and a AMT/ERTL Mustang plastic model. Update @071214: 1) Thanks for all your positive comments, I won’t be able to answer to them all but I am thankful for your feedback. 2) Some car experts have pointed out that this is actually a ’66 Mustang, which is entirely correct, so I’ve changed the title, sorry for the mistake. 3) This car does unfortunately not exist anymore. What you don’t see on the video is that it isn’t very fun to drive. Besides it has some serious reliability flaws, so it takes a lot of time each time just to make it run. I’m a bit experimental-minded, so I subjected the chassis to some testing in mechanical strength (I can report that the wooden chassis was among the last thing to brake). Also I need to recycle the parts for the next build, so it is now in pieces. I have since moved on to this: www.youtube.com It’s front wheel drive, fun to drive and very reliable. 4) New builds is in the plans, the ambitions are still hign, but I’m having harder to find time for my hobby, so it might take a while before I finish anything. 5)A lot of people have had opinions about my choice of …
This clip was taken from an experimental M-chassis meeting which was created by my friend TOKOYA3. All of his friends were trying to give realism into their R/C cars in various way.
The Syma S107-G micro indoor rc heli, reviewed at RCMania.com
Playing with my rc toys
