Thanks for this. I'll just feel semi-stupid when I'm talking with the people at the r/c store. Seriously, this is a very good place to start for the basics.
I could watch videos about this all day and I do! Hehehe. Or at least hear videos about this when I'm at work. Thanks brother. See you at the Arrma forums! I know my way around the RC world thanks to you and the rest of the RC crew here and in the forums. I'll spread the wealth around. Hehe.
I'm getting back into the hobby after 15 years I raced long time ago now everything has changed gonna buy my first kit for racing with taxes but first gonna head to local tracks this weekend and see what's popular at that track and go from there talking with other experienced racers
Nice razor rc this is the kind of videos needed in the rc hobby not just driving them but passing on the knowledge of being able to fix them and set them up for racing etc.keep it up 👍😀
Dose any one no what the bolt is that holds the Steering blocks to the caster block is I need a new one but dont no what it’s called it’s a traxxas rusler vxl
@@RazorRC I watched this video earlier today and was coming back to ask the same thing as Joseph Henderson. I'm new to 2wd buggy (b6.1) and really think that video would help a lot of people out. Thanks for the content!
I'm looking at getting back into racing after 15 years and I am looking at the kyosho mp9e kit, tlr 8ight, tekno 410.2, or the TLR 22 or the TLR 4.0 or 5.0 idk lol
Razor RC. Nice explanation. I have made drones and now I want to make a RC car from a kit. Just for kids playing. Could you pls tell me what should I call for chassi, ESC, Motors etc on the ecommerce website while ordering? In what combination?
Shreyas Mathuria if you want something cheap for kids, I would recommend a hobbywing quicrun 1060 ESC and a cheap 12T or 15T brushed motor. You could get an Arrma or Traxxas motor from a partout on eBay. Would go about 20mph and cost less than $50
I want to buy a beginner RC kit for my son and I to work on as an ongoing project. I know that cheap RC cars have steering that's discrete (full left, neutral, full right), which makes steering difficult. I see in your video that the steering is controlled by a servo. Can I assume that the steering in your car is continuous (ie varying degrees of turn)? If so, do all hobby RC kits have this better type of steering?
yes, all hobby kits have "proportional" steering, which is infinitely variable steering. the ECX Amp MT is a good, $160 kit you can build that includes everything.
This is the most thorough description of the basic components of an electrical RC car that I found. Thank you so much.
Thanks for this. I'll just feel semi-stupid when I'm talking with the people at the r/c store. Seriously, this is a very good place to start for the basics.
I have just been given an rc car. No mechani al knowledge at all. Really clear walkthrough. Thanks.
Very informative I'm going to make my 4 year old son watch this once a week for 3 months 😂😂. I needed this video as much as he will.
WOW Thank you so much to explaining this in such an easy way! Now I understand my RC cars a little bit better!! Thank you!!!
I could watch videos about this all day and I do! Hehehe. Or at least hear videos about this when I'm at work. Thanks brother. See you at the Arrma forums! I know my way around the RC world thanks to you and the rest of the RC crew here and in the forums. I'll spread the wealth around. Hehe.
I do it too haha. Put headphones in and go lol
I'm getting back into the hobby after 15 years I raced long time ago now everything has changed gonna buy my first kit for racing with taxes but first gonna head to local tracks this weekend and see what's popular at that track and go from there talking with other experienced racers
This was really well done. Clear information well put together. Thamks for sharing.
Great job razor! Im sure this series is gonna help alot of people out! I wish I had a video/series like this when i started out in the hobby
So ur nice but don’t get a like? But others do smh 🤦🏽
@@noma_es_sebas Huh? Edit: oh thanks, I appreciate that!
Nice razor rc this is the kind of videos needed in the rc hobby not just driving them but passing on the knowledge of being able to fix them and set them up for racing etc.keep it up 👍😀
Omg god send I was overwhelmed in 2020 an left rc car in closet 3 years. Now I want to get back in and can’t wait
Great Video. Very informative, direct and to the point.
this is still relevant! my feed said so! and so do i.
good content. Looking forward to the next one. 👍
Great tutorial, keep them coming!
I want to learn to make RC cars, because I miss Xmods cars and I would like to make cars like those in the future 😞 thanks for this video! 🔥💯
Just getting into the hobby. This was very helpful!
thanks for the video. I'm having a hard time finding parts.
Excellent
THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS VIDEO !!
Great video thanks for the info I just started with rc
Mike McCluskey glad you like it
Best one yet
Perfect video, too notch explanation 👍👍👍
Great video bro, looking forward to the next update
Nice one informative and uncomplicated
Excellent video 👍
Nice and informative bro
Dose any one no what the bolt is that holds the Steering blocks to the caster block is I need a new one but dont no what it’s called it’s a traxxas rusler vxl
Very helpful. Thank you so much for this! :)
I can’t find out what aluminum upper am lower a arms for the bezoar hm101 there pins are small only like 1 1/4 were body pin is any suggestion thx
Awesome job..love your videos, would you be able to do some videos that explain 2wd bugy setup and how changes actually effect it on the track
Joseph Henderson it will be awhile, but I will eventually do one
@@RazorRC I watched this video earlier today and was coming back to ask the same thing as Joseph Henderson. I'm new to 2wd buggy (b6.1) and really think that video would help a lot of people out. Thanks for the content!
I'm looking at getting back into racing after 15 years and I am looking at the kyosho mp9e kit, tlr 8ight, tekno 410.2, or the TLR 22 or the TLR 4.0 or 5.0 idk lol
Wow thanks I'm going to get my first rc
This was so helpful
Thanks great video for beginners
Glad it was helpful!
Can you discuss what all the battery terms are? 3s 4s and Lopo all the terms what they mean and such
great video!
bought 3 bezgar 1/12 scale and man my kids love them so do i
What tools do you recommend and good brands?
Nice video thanks you
Does the speed controller respond to signals directly from the hand held controller, or is there a servo input into the speed controller?
What’s inside the spindle?
Great info
Very cool thanks 🙏
Where can you get d moving parts from
how do I figure out if all my parts fit. does the scale tell you if the transmission will fit the chassis?
Razor RC.
Nice explanation.
I have made drones and now I want to make a RC car from a kit. Just for kids playing.
Could you pls tell me what should I call for chassi, ESC, Motors etc on the ecommerce website while ordering?
In what combination?
Shreyas Mathuria if you want something cheap for kids, I would recommend a hobbywing quicrun 1060 ESC and a cheap 12T or 15T brushed motor. You could get an Arrma or Traxxas motor from a partout on eBay. Would go about 20mph and cost less than $50
I want to buy a beginner RC kit for my son and I to work on as an ongoing project.
I know that cheap RC cars have steering that's discrete (full left, neutral, full right), which makes steering difficult.
I see in your video that the steering is controlled by a servo. Can I assume that the steering in your car is continuous (ie varying degrees of turn)?
If so, do all hobby RC kits have this better type of steering?
yes, all hobby kits have "proportional" steering, which is infinitely variable steering. the ECX Amp MT is a good, $160 kit you can build that includes everything.
Thanks bro
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Dang this thing looks cheap. Note to self dont buy a ecx haha.
Lol looks like a T6. 1 knock off
love the video hate the truck👍🏻😄
@@driftcraze2138 rear motor t6 with traxxas slash wheels and tires 🤣🤣
@@jeffbryner5355 lol yea
It is cheap. That's why it looks cheap.
This background music is horrible. We're not a couple of little girls. Play some emo music!
its not helpfull just waste of time
Just getting into the hobby. This was very helpful!