Awesome video ! I went out with my Bronco on traxx after that snowstorm. Fish creek had lots of untouched powder, but with the deep snow and the temperature, the truck ate 4 3S lipos in about an hour and half . You probably already know this , but if you leave the truck outside for a half hour before heading out, the traxx do much better than being warm. Keep up the great content 👍
Awesome! Yes that snowstorm was something of an event. Hopefully we get more soon. I have calculated that I loose about 20 to 30% runtime at -15°C. Maybe more if I am trying to draw more current. Yes, I try to throw the truck outside for a half hour before driving. Keeps the tracks clearer. In this case though I made the mistake of driving through some slush at the river bank and that was pretty much the end of my drive. Cheers!
Traxxas tracks will do that. The trick is to put the vehicle out in the cold for at least half hour before driving. That way the snow doesn’t stick and freeze up as bad. Colder weather is better. During this shoot I did make the mistake of driving through some slush by the river and the cogs iced up immediately! Had to do an additional shoot to get some more video.
nicely done !!!
Thanks! I had a lot of fun editing it. Have you seen the original movie, Fury, with Brad Pitt?
@@rcstories_ca yes one of my favorite movies .
Awesome video ! I went out with my Bronco on traxx after that snowstorm. Fish creek had lots of untouched powder, but with the deep snow and the temperature, the truck ate 4 3S lipos in about an hour and half . You probably already know this , but if you leave the truck outside for a half hour before heading out, the traxx do much better than being warm. Keep up the great content 👍
Awesome! Yes that snowstorm was something of an event. Hopefully we get more soon. I have calculated that I loose about 20 to 30% runtime at -15°C. Maybe more if I am trying to draw more current. Yes, I try to throw the truck outside for a half hour before driving. Keeps the tracks clearer. In this case though I made the mistake of driving through some slush at the river bank and that was pretty much the end of my drive. Cheers!
@ usually just go by myself, my son is losing interest in the hobby so always up for a partner in crime !
No way cause when I tired those things they just filled with snow and the rubber slid
Traxxas tracks will do that. The trick is to put the vehicle out in the cold for at least half hour before driving. That way the snow doesn’t stick and freeze up as bad. Colder weather is better. During this shoot I did make the mistake of driving through some slush by the river and the cogs iced up immediately! Had to do an additional shoot to get some more video.
@@rcstories_ca Yea I wanted that product to work so fing bad because most of the year is winter where i currently live