My boy got a 6s battery for his Kraton, and my brother rnade him a ramp. We tested em out this evening.
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My boy got a 6s battery for his Kraton, and my brother rnade him a ramp. We tested em out this evening.
https://youtu.be/sKMC31Os6e8
Grocery store win.
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9 year old got a new body for his kraton for Xmas. We finally got around to painting it today. He did a lot of the work masking, painting, and stickers. And while there are a few defects if you look close, it really came out quite good. Not a bad way to spend am afternoon.
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Looks rad, well done!
No shit. I could spend hours sandboxing the toys on this thread I’m impressed.
Is there nobody here show a cool model railroad?
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Hill climb action with the Mojave. The boys kraton had his steering servo crap out. Gonna have to get a stronger faster one.
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End goal?
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This was built as a 1/10 scale replica of the King of The Hammer winning rig from a few years ago
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Getting some testing done on this custom crawler.Attachment 411251
Oddball Lipo question if anyone could oblige. Why is an eg 3S lipo sold as 11.1v, but you charge it to 12.6v? Why not just call them 12.6v in the first place?
That is its nominal or storage voltage. You can safely charge LiPo's to 4.2 v per cell...so a 3s has a max voltage of 12.6 v but a nominal or storage voltage of 3.7 v per cell or 11.1 v. You don't want to keep them at full charge (12.6 v) for more than a few days...they can start to puff up and lose their capacity and have a higher likely hood of catching fire or exploding.
I get that. Understand completely lipo storage and full charge voltages, handling, etc. Just a hair up my ass kind of thing I can't seem to get over.
yeah, but could he work this? I mean, they howl with supersonic sound!Quote:
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I don't even have kids, but the wife is out of town so she wasn't there to prevent this impulse buy:
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Might need that fancy RSR technic next.
The rock racer looks badass. I haven't played with one of those. How tough? Fun to bash around?Quote:
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I kind of want another rc, and really should get something other than another ARRMA 6s truck (cause have 3 already).
It’s fun. Totally different than a basher like you use them. High speed over rock gardens and loose is really where it excels. Then still capable to do some trail running. Small jumps are ok, but I haven’t sent it big yet.Quote:
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Pretty durable, I upgraded the trailing arms and went brushless. I have only broken a front drive axle. But that was my fault, I had the drag break set for a crawler. 30+ mph to instant stop snapped it at the hub.
Yeah, I might have a problem.....
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but it's got IFS!!!!
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and it's pretty AF.
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Nice. Knightrunners are cool.Quote:
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Really good haul from the local WalMart Neighborhood Market.
Alfa 8C
Good Year Branded F-150
Rotary Mazda Pickup
Volvo 850R Wagon
Kitt, Series 3 with all the shenanigans deployed
Lucid Air
OG Batmobile
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My son wanted a skateboard for his birthday so I got him one and got myself a surfskate, so I'd be entertained while he was learning. I never really skated before but I figured what the hell.
Surfskates are basically wideish boards with high, tippy trucks that turn at extreme angles (compared to standard and longboards). You generate speed with a motion more like pumping when you surf and end up making way more turns than you would on a normal board.
So far, it's been awesome, though I've been way more committed to learning than my son. Our street has a nice gentle grade which is fun to ride. I've spend a number of mornings riding up and down it while my son does other things nearby. I sometimes bring his board and gear out to both encourage him and make it look like I'm not playing alone in my ridiculous mountain bike protection get up.
My wife finally got him to skate tonight and he did well and had a lot of fun. He'd basically start with the wheels in a road crack, get on, then ride downhill for a while until he lost his nerve and jump off. Good times!
Had fun morning out with my boy over the weekend.
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I had to throw a new steering servo in the 'yota. I think the cheap ass light controllers might be to blame. In other news, the boy is still just as enamored with the Blazer as he ever was.
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