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  @jundelfintv4756Күн бұрын

  Me I ask if fs-gt3b can use to other brand receiver LOL😂

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  @jakeraptor1346Күн бұрын

  You are pathetic. Buy a damn tripod!!!

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  @jesseharless242 күн бұрын

  You are delusional lmao. Radiomaster mt12 is the best radio ever. The flysky is garbage

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  @BlackSmithRC8 күн бұрын

  Just tried out the blue DJ Crawler inserts...Out-freaking- standing! The inserts also add 11 grams of weight each. No need for brass rings with the inserts installed for a rig up to 470(+) grams. Agreed ...perfect size.

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  @Truerealism74712 күн бұрын

  Sounds like uk change always comes tik tok

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  @jimbo420322 күн бұрын

  Cool truck😊 I would fix that rubbing with the Dremel

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  @BroncLander19 күн бұрын

  I actually have some different bumpers coming. It's really annoying isn't it? I found they 64mm also rub just a bit on the bottom end of the rear section of the front flares. I'll save the stock bumper for a wall hanger when I finally get around to putting the 18 scale shop together

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  @444877527 күн бұрын

  Best radio I've ever had, of course there's some programming it's not built for people to just throw some batteries in it and go play , and did you hear the Walmart plastic in that wheel , quality I think not

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  @The_RC_FamilyАй бұрын

  What a cool build Bronc and Ahsoka is a great name - Ahsoka from Mandalorian universe?

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  @BroncLanderАй бұрын

  Yeah. She was named well before that show existed, but that's the same character haha yep

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  @UrbanLegendRCАй бұрын

  Your right they should have sent them out in advance to be properly tested

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  @BroncLanderАй бұрын

  Now everyone who buys all the stock they had made is going to be stuck with these useless hockey pucks. I feel sorry for the people who are buying them.

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  @rayk141Ай бұрын

  Looks great, thanks for sharing.....love the wide stance on this...✌✌

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  @BroncLanderАй бұрын

  It's got the +4mm Injora Gen1 axles under it. These ones are pretty fresh still but I have another set of them with a lot of abuse, mostly very very cold weather snow and ice and they're still doing amazing. I use white lithium grease in mine for the Canadian winter because it isn't really affected by cold. Thanks for watching.

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  @miguelcandelaria460Ай бұрын

  The first run of tires DJCrawler introduced a couple years ago had stiffer side walls. They molded ribs on the inside of the sidewalls to make them stiffer.

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  @BroncLanderАй бұрын

  Oh wow. And they discontinued that? So weird that they had me as a product tester and when talking about it and suggesting that, they never even brought it up. It was really weird working with them. I had to tell them to stop sending me stuff because I recognized the product testers aren't about feedback at all. We were being used as advertising. So I had to tell them several times to take me off the list.

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  @Fast_Lane_RCАй бұрын

  Hi my fellow youtuber ypu got me subscribed when you put out the 10 junk vs one good logic, cause i think tje same, so subbed. Glad to support

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  @4scaleRCАй бұрын

  Awesome

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  @miguelcandelaria460Ай бұрын

  Thanks for the video. Got mine today and for the most part I agree. However I put them in the super soft DJCrawler 68mm pins and the Terra tread tires they make and they conform a lot better than those Hobby Souls. Just pointing out that you might get a bit more performance from a softer tire. But again I agree the new inserts are stiffer than they should be.

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  @BroncLanderАй бұрын

  Yeah the 68mm move a bit more than the 74mm. I found it's the length of the vertical fin as well as the distance between fins. I have the mudstuds also and just like the other 68mm MT they're very thin rubber. Definitely more conforming, but you just can't beat the traction of the Hobbysoul Mudslingers. They're arguably the best tire there is in a 64mm 👍 I took these yellow injora inserts out of them to put these in and I can't make it up the same obstacles as before

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  @UrbanLegendRCАй бұрын

  I have been trying to decide what brand to purchase

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  @BroncLanderАй бұрын

  Well if I had to choose between the Injora and the DJ inserts, I would get the Injoras. They're much softer and allow better grip. If you look on the FB groups, there's independent guys who print them too for reasonable prices.

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  @TheShopMiniRCАй бұрын

  trim the last ring off the injora ;-)

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  @BroncLanderАй бұрын

  I might. It's the only way for it to be usable. I have another set of yellows and greens I put in a couple sets of 64mm and they'll have to come back out because they're evidently too big for them. Tbh, I might cut them all way way way back so there's only upper sidewall support and nothing at all in the bottom 30%

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  @Sp8ceMonkey12 ай бұрын

  Pine beetle in flight. An afternoon delight.

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  @kanenstuff2 ай бұрын

  These here in Malaysia are 10 bucks USD a pop so cheap so if it breaks who cares.

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  @foxbodyboys44832 ай бұрын

  Love these trucks

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  @daijoubu45293 ай бұрын

  Replace all the fasteners with stainless? Don't think RC needs high strenght steel lol

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  @BroncLander3 ай бұрын

  Stainless = not rusting

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  @daijoubu45293 ай бұрын

  @@BroncLander I just ordered a whole bunch of stainless screws and replaced them on my cheapy MN82 haha

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  @BroncLander3 ай бұрын

  @@daijoubu4529 saving your old ones is good too. Spare hardware comes in really handy

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  @beandean3563 ай бұрын

  My car run kinda smooth when i push it. Then i take it out in the rain and in the morning i push it along and it dont go along! All bearing needed oiling and some are locked solid.

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  @speckledjim_3 ай бұрын

  Regardless of what the manufacturer might say, if you want your rc to last - dont run it in the wet

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  @BroncLander3 ай бұрын

  Yeah. I definitely have a few that I won't. This Senton however, it's definitely a driver. I'm going to do some high speed water crossings on paddle tires soon. Another 2 or 3 outings with this one and I'll tear it right down and service the entire thing.

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  @jaredharris19703 ай бұрын

  I try to keep my RC’s away from water as much as possible I did take a few out in the snow cause I was curious as to how they would perform but I would dry them off afterwards and then disassemble them just to the nooks and crannies and and dry them with a hair dryer on low then put back together and lubricate them every rc I got i only exposed it to moisture once i don’t even expose them to mud

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  @BroncLander3 ай бұрын

  Yeah. That's alright. Nothing wrong with taking care of your stuff. I think you'd enjoy having at least one that's dedicated to all conditions. Just use all stainless hardware.

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  @marlonvidal37693 ай бұрын

  Did you try using that scx24 front bumper you said you would try to use? I was thinking of doing that myself, does it work? I wanna know to not buy something that won't work again.

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  @BroncLander3 ай бұрын

  I didn't use it. I was thinking of revisiting it. I'll do a short and post it showing what its like for mounting.

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  @marlonvidal37693 ай бұрын

  I like what you did with the body, did you start wuth the white body or other color? I have the green body but ordered a white one to paint it desert tan or white bone color, hope the sprat works

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  @BroncLander3 ай бұрын

  This was green. I just used Tamiya PS black. Tamiya paint is designed to use without primer so if you have it, you should be good.

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  @ayebee12073 ай бұрын

  I modded the NKOK Rampage toy into fully digital(servo,esc,receiver)I get slow crawl too. But I have the plus of two brushed motors. One on each axle. $45 toy with $200 upgraded electronics. = Admiral 7.4v 2S 3500 mah Lipo. Hobbywing quicrun 1060 brushed esc. Apex 20kg digiral servo. Flysky GT3B controller/receiver and Skyrc BA6v2 Balance charger. Crawls just as good as that Injora for < $$$

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  @ayebee12073 ай бұрын

  1/10 scale RC with 4 inch tires. And as sold a full plastic roll cage. I added 22 gauge, sheet aluminum cut to fit. To replace vinyl body panels. This added rigidity to the chassis. Shock upgrade was unnecessary since there is so much free play and slack in the toys suspension.

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  @russellhall7843 ай бұрын

  I run both and love both ,but the brushless can go even slower than brushed but more importantly to me the brushless can have mire wheel speed which sometimes means the difference of getting up and over or not.

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  @BroncLander3 ай бұрын

  Well, this can drive faster than I walk. So I'm not disappointed with wheel speed either.

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  @user-et6ku1ws6f3 ай бұрын

  what was the stock rc that you got was it a scx24? or scx18???

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  @BroncLander3 ай бұрын

  This is an Injora LCG chassis for the TRX4m platform.

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  @user-et6ku1ws6f3 ай бұрын

  @@BroncLander ok

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  @scottv.w.54933 ай бұрын

  Yeah I watched that Cape Crawlers episode too😂 Adding flex blades to their $100 budget build was the best idea I ever had. But I don't build strictly overlanders

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  @rigarc8883 ай бұрын

  Man, you will spend hundreds on any part of electronic, if you will participate in high level competitions. If you want build car just for fun and to race with friends, 15 usd servo from aliexpress will be enought. I have on my TT02 noname digital servo with metal inside from aliexpress which i bought 3-4 years ago and it works perfect.

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  @MrFadjule4 ай бұрын

  So, if you take throttle control out of the hobby, essentially using "cruise control", haven't you removed at least half of the skill from the challenge? Why even be involved? You really think steering is enough challenge for this to be fun? I'm not in the hobby, so if I am out-of-touch here, I won't be surprised. It just seems like the 3 challenges are: 1. building/parts selection/funding 2. throttle control 3 steering control If you remove 1 of the three, does that make it too easy? There aren't that many challenges to start with... It's supposed to be fun, is it still fun if you win with cruise-control? Wouldn't that be existing just to serve your ego (inarguably the stupidest part of the human consciousness)?

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  @BroncLander4 ай бұрын

  The point is to show what it can do under low power. Nobody drives like that. It's an example of functionality. You completely missed the entire point 😂 This is about how a brushed system is now capable of doing what a brushless system is. The whole point of setting the throttle to its lowest torque point where it can do the obstacles is to show slow crawl control.

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  @Bluntsmoke3 ай бұрын

  This was a stupid comment lol.

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  @BroncLander3 ай бұрын

  @@Bluntsmoke yep. It's not even really cruise control. More just adjustable throttle position. If you set it at zero, it takes a bit of trigger to go. But bring it up to where it starts to move, then back off a bit and you hardly need to touch the trigger and t goes. I think the adjustability is great for tuning. Steering also. Love being able to trim it. Otherwise it would have to be done with the steering links/servo horn and it would never be straight. End points as well

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  @molecularshave88644 ай бұрын

  20 seconds in it literally stops and you have to add more throttle

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  @BroncLander4 ай бұрын

  Yeah. I upped the throttle to where its tolerances are. So what? Would you rather I'd have done that off camera and pretend? Why? The only thing that matters is objective reality.

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  @R_Long4 ай бұрын

  Seriously, I hear no ESC whine? SOLD!!

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  @BroncLander4 ай бұрын

  Yeah it's so quiet. I can't stand the Traxxas whine. It's definitely the ESC because swapping to this takes the whine away completely

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  @mattyguff14 ай бұрын

  I bet that has absolutely no torque at that speed. None.

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  @BroncLander4 ай бұрын

  Watch part 2 and find out

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  @deathbydeviceable4 ай бұрын

  Of you throw all logic and reason out the window you make a valid argument

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  @BroncLander4 ай бұрын

  kzread.info/dash/bejne/fIGmqsOziNPaYZM.htmlsi=Agf4jLOdV5_cq2LG

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  @rcjoe4064 ай бұрын

  I run the esc 2 an 1 out of the capra utb18 in my trx4m comp build with a injora pro brushed motor with the crawler gears and its butter smooth 👌

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  @Fatpumpumlovah24 ай бұрын

  dunno what this guy talking about lol, must be buying american to be complaining about brushless prices lol.

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  @BroncLander3 ай бұрын

  Lol.

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  @Rickj4204 ай бұрын

  You have to try sensored brushless motor they have even smoother movement than a brushed motor will ever have. If you’re using a brushless motor without being a sensor motor then you will have those issues of cogging, but if you use it as a censored motor, it will not cog at all.

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  @theskeptik14 ай бұрын

  I disagree. Brushless is noticeable when in the rocks/obstacles. Under load the brushless is much more consistent and controllable.

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  @BroncLander3 ай бұрын

  I would encourage you to try this ESC and motor combo before forming an opinion.

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  @scottyh724 ай бұрын

  Sure, because having low speed control and wheel speed in the same package just sucks. Brushless is better, almost all the time.

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  @BroncLander3 ай бұрын

  It's about cost vs what you get for it. If you want to spend way more for a fraction more, go ahead

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  @scottfirman4 ай бұрын

  On a crawler, brushless makes no sense in my book. When it comes to bashers, street rods, or stadium vehicles, yes, brushless is the only way to go.

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  @NatesRCclips4 ай бұрын

  Looks killer🎉🎉. I love my 1/18 brushed motors cheep and reliable

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  @BroncLander4 ай бұрын

  Reliable is a big deal. Yup

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  @stephharney89644 ай бұрын

  I agree

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  @SinisterDeeds2144 ай бұрын

  Thats exactly what irks me in these FB groups. People claiming to get 70 degrees. Hell 60 degrees with a 10th scale is an accomplishment.

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  @BroncLander4 ай бұрын

  This needs to be stated. And the butthurt that comes from informing people it's not 73 degrees... I mean damn. What matters is reality. Thanks for chiming in man

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  @jessemitchell26684 ай бұрын

  I'm sorry you're too incompetent to use the MT12. I bet you wear velcro shoes because you don't have the patience/comprehension to tie shoelaces either.

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  @BroncLander3 ай бұрын

  🤣 If you're in the hobby to geek out on a really bad setup, that's great. I bet you're all proud of your Prius as well. Now get out of here and go back to your soymilk

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  @daijoubu45294 ай бұрын

  When tightning the 5 bolts down, you should do it in a criss cross pattern, jus like on a real car, to apply even pressure

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  @chuckmiddaugh79084 ай бұрын

  I use the same logic with my full size cars. I drive down gravel roads and park by cart corrals. Thanks for posting.

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  @BroncLander4 ай бұрын

  If you're a computer genius, get the MT-12. If you're an MIT graduate get rhe MT-12. If you just want to enjoy the hobby- avoid this stupid, unfinished, waste of time radio. If you want to begin to hate the RC hobby, get an MT-12. Sure, this doesn't have 10 channels, or 12 or 16 or 32.... Whatever the hell Radiomaster says they have, who even knows? They say all kinds of things. And try to find the user manual or quick start guide.... There isn't one. You have to find it online. And nobody at the company is working on developing it. They just expect everyone to do it themselves. Radiomaster SUCKS for crawlers and stuff. They will be the biggest flop of 2024. The company sucks IMO and their programming system is the dumbest thing I've ever seen.

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  @adikx54 ай бұрын

  If you thinking about MT12 is worse like gt3b/c then maybe you will sell it to me? I want to buy it ;) PS. dont buy any radios for flying devices any time in future - this is a tips for you ;)

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  @BroncLander4 ай бұрын

  @@adikx5 if you're in Canada I can let you have it for $225 with 4- 3 channel receivers and one 5 channel. If you're not in Canada you'd probably be better off getting it direct from their website or from a local seller. And I won't be buying any radios that are this out if touch with reality. I learned my lesson. If I had the background for years and years maybe a different story. But I got into RC again as a coping mechanism for fibromyalgia. And part of fibro is brain fog. I can't sit there for hours on end trying to learn computer programming. That ship has sailed years ago

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  @samintrepid4 ай бұрын

  The chassis look beautiful, I see the video on KZread of the Bouncer it fast and nimble :)

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  @BroncLander4 ай бұрын

  I'm building this one to haul ass. I think it's going to be a hoot to Hillclimb with

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  @bryanbenz904513 күн бұрын

  Any update on this build?

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  @rc801project5 ай бұрын

  Wow very cool build it looks like a lot of work👍🏼😎

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  @BroncLander3 ай бұрын

  Thanks 👍

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  @quantumrobingaming66675 ай бұрын

  wow, those foams seem hard and those inserts seem super soft. I assume they make them with different resistance? I have a few rigs with foams and one rig with nothing as the beadlocks on those are air tight and the weight of the truck is just right for it. However, those inserts look tempting.

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  @BroncLander5 ай бұрын

  For $20, it's well worth it just so you can see what they're like