What's up everyone😁✌ This car is 100% experimental and it definitely does NOT look professional but I will get it set-up with better motors and escs eventually👍 It's a bit of a beast already though🤪🤘
Joining multiple esc into receiver does not multiple them from 6-12-18-24 unless you physically wire each pos to neg ie series. Having an adapter with 4 joined parallel will just be 6volts at the receiver so no need at all to worry about overvolt as no chance of that happening. Great vod.
Thanks! The main issue with the BEC in such basic electronics is that the voltage or more so the current is not always equal even on the same model escs. If there is a massive difference (probably 5% or more) that can cause all sorts of synchronising issues and unwanted resistance in the system. I would rather just remove a few wires than try and closely enough match 4 escs. Some companies do say its fine but I think you'll find their escs are very close to each others specs, and expensive😅
It can be done with a DumboRC radio but it would look more like it was drifting rather than steering, I don't want it to look like it's drifting. It's got no steering issues just bad escs.
Been waiting for this test run since you told me about this project, that runs sweet man, great speed in that tiny spot. Look forward to you opening it up on a proper straight road, should get close to 100kph I reckon 👍
Cheers heaps man🤘😁 Yeah I had no idea it would have such good acceleration😅 I think you may be correct saying about 100kph on 3s, that would be awesome! 120kph with some 4s escs on 4s and I'll be stoked🤞 Thanks for checking it out man👊
Thanks heaps man😎👊 I got a few ideas for speed and definitely got to make it look more like a road car, or do a off-road build🤣 already got ideas for that believe it or not😏 Thanks for having a look man🤘👍
Yes quite fast and efficient but being so quiet is very cool! I'm sure for most people the novelty will wear of but I love it😅 No PB attempts with this one but around 120kph would be amazing👌 Thank you very much mate👍
That would be very cool if a car similar to this breaks records, but no I don't think many people would be overly surprised with the current technology and what is yet to come👍
Congratulations fantastic work. if not for the stealth your the Frist or only car like this I can find on TH-cam going .I don't know what too call it .quad car drone car whatever it is it's cool .👍👍👍
I hope you didn't have to much doubt though😬🤣 No thanks heaps mate I really appreciate it👍 I love experiencing and inventing but I'm just not very professional😅
@@rccrazy I never doubted your skills.. I doubted the idea that this would work as good as you made it look.. Didnt think this would work as well as it did.👍👊💪
Oh sorry man, that was on 3s, I obviously didn't state that anywhere🥴🤦 I'll go fix that now🤣 Yes it is awesome though, but I am thinking of a 4s set-up for a upgrade, got all the parts in mind so something to watch out for😊 Thanks for watching basically all my vids man👊🤘
Good to see it running on the road. Been looking forward to this one. With a few camber mods it will handle great. Well done mate, keep up the great work with the cars and your channel. 👍🏼🚗👊🏼
Yeah it feels very strange because I normally use the sound of the motor to determine how and when to accelerate and break😅 So much fun though👌 Thanks for taking a look mate😁👍
Good video. That is definitely a crazy setup. RC Sparks has a 1/5 scale car with a 4 motor setup also. That one is several thousand dollars usd though. I'm sure yours is well below that. They are crazy quiet.
Oh ok I've not seen it🤦 Well maybe people wont be that interested in this one then, it only cost about $200aus maybe a bit more and is VERY crappy compared to anything with a price tag in the thousands😬 oh well😅 Thanks for watching mate👍
i dont know if you went further with this project, but seeing as you have four independant hub motors, you could try the tank steering mode on that dumbo rc and steer without the servo. would be cool to see.
Awesome! I would love to see what other people come up with🤘 Yes I'm waiting on some cheap 120a escs then I'll take it somewhere much longer, do a 3s speedrun then try 4s, we'll see what happens😅 Thanks for watching mate👍
Ok cool, just be aware that many ESCs don't recognise 5s lipos and will start up as 6s and just hit low voltage really quickly. You can switch the ESCs to NiMh mode and run them if you keep an eye on the voltage, I don't think they have a low voltage cut-off in that mode. If you didn't already know that or are using 5s specific ESCs👍 Oh and if yours is direct drive like mine I probably wouldn't run that high kv on 5s or even 4s, my 1000kv motor get hot on 3s😬
All good👍 The cogging I think is just from having only 35a ESCs, if it still coggs with 120a ESCs that will tell me the wheels are still to big (over geared) Running higher voltage will sometimes eliminate cogging aswell (less resistant I think and higher start-up punch) but obviously don't go over the recommended volts running direct drive like this unless the motors are like 300-500kv😅
Possibly but most outrunner motors probably wouldn't hold up too well directly supporting the wheels on a off-road build especially that big, I could be completely wrong though🤔
This will never be going off-road! Don't plan on crashing but the shafts are definitely strong enough for this application. I'm more worried about the motor magnets coming loose but no issues so far.
@addyshimov well it didn't have oversteer issues it was definitely understeering due to the escs being so laggy. I couldn't afford 4 good escs to male it better so I just converted it back to a normal vrx cobra again.
@addyshimov really good way to look at it yes, but with the laggy/under powered escs it felt like diffs with water thin or ZERO oil in them😅 With well synchronised and powerful enough escs it would've felt more like having 50-60k oil in diffs and probably steer great and maybe even capable of drifting👌
@@rccrazy I've got a similar setup with 4 1000kv motors 40 a escs on 2s it can't start moving without a push , I was also wondering how how your motors get because mine get fairly warm after a run on 2s I don't want to burn them out
I think outrunners a little more vulnerable to heat and damage compared to inrunners, I'd try and keep the temps down to like 80°C max, any more and you run the risk of permanent damage.
Oh no it definitely didn't essentially with the bad quality escs. If I was using Hobbywing or another good brand of esc maybe but I think the motors would've been beaten up and fallen apart anyway😅
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What's up everyone😁✌
This car is 100% experimental and it definitely does NOT look professional but I will get it set-up with better motors and escs eventually👍
It's a bit of a beast already though🤪🤘
O cara é um gênio do RC 🤌🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Joining multiple esc into receiver does not multiple them from 6-12-18-24 unless you physically wire each pos to neg ie series. Having an adapter with 4 joined parallel will just be 6volts at the receiver so no need at all to worry about overvolt as no chance of that happening. Great vod.
Thanks!
The main issue with the BEC in such basic electronics is that the voltage or more so the current is not always equal even on the same model escs.
If there is a massive difference (probably 5% or more) that can cause all sorts of synchronising issues and unwanted resistance in the system.
I would rather just remove a few wires than try and closely enough match 4 escs.
Some companies do say its fine but I think you'll find their escs are very close to each others specs, and expensive😅
I was going to say this too. However you could do tank drive or torque vectoring if you program it right with 4 motor controllers.
It can be done with a DumboRC radio but it would look more like it was drifting rather than steering, I don't want it to look like it's drifting.
It's got no steering issues just bad escs.
There's a disciplined that goes with this art form
Not sure if I have that discipline yet but I'm doing what I can😅
Mine a work of art ,done on the cheap,well not quite
Been waiting for this test run since you told me about this project, that runs sweet man, great speed in that tiny spot. Look forward to you opening it up on a proper straight road, should get close to 100kph I reckon 👍
Cheers heaps man🤘😁
Yeah I had no idea it would have such good acceleration😅
I think you may be correct saying about 100kph on 3s, that would be awesome!
120kph with some 4s escs on 4s and I'll be stoked🤞
Thanks for checking it out man👊
Nice..Well done bro! She is fast and quiet
Thanks heaps man😎👊
I got a few ideas for speed and definitely got to make it look more like a road car, or do a off-road build🤣 already got ideas for that believe it or not😏
Thanks for having a look man🤘👍
Really nice project. And good job. To much electronic for me. Lol. Enjoy
Too much electronics😅
It's quite easy to do but yes lots of wires everywhere.
Thank heaps and thanks for watching👍
Makes me wanna set one up just because it's so quiet!! I see a need for speed in your future!!! Great vid 👌 keep them coming 👍!!
Yes quite fast and efficient but being so quiet is very cool!
I'm sure for most people the novelty will wear of but I love it😅
No PB attempts with this one but around 120kph would be amazing👌
Thank you very much mate👍
@@rccrazy I'm sure with some real time and grey matter applied to the layout. Something like this will bypass the current speed record away!!
That would be very cool if a car similar to this breaks records, but no I don't think many people would be overly surprised with the current technology and what is yet to come👍
That's mad, excellent job, well done there
Thanks mate👍
For a super quick and cheap build it is better than expected😃
4s escs have arrived, going in soon😁
Congratulations fantastic work. if not for the stealth your the Frist or only car like this I can find on TH-cam going .I don't know what too call it .quad car drone car whatever it is it's cool .👍👍👍
Thanks man👊
But apparently RC Sparks has one and much better😭
Oh well mine is fun either way😅
Good to hear from you man👍
I think he's got a stealth too lol all I can find . don't matter I still love it 😍
That's quick
Really cool Thank's for Sharing 👊💯👍
Thanks heaps mate👊
And you are very welcome🙂👍
Well done sir!! It worked out better then i expected.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I hope you didn't have to much doubt though😬🤣
No thanks heaps mate I really appreciate it👍
I love experiencing and inventing but I'm just not very professional😅
@@rccrazy I never doubted your skills.. I doubted the idea that this would work as good as you made it look.. Didnt think this would work as well as it did.👍👊💪
Yeah I was just messing about, sorry😅
I got so many ideas just no way to get them made.
Hopefully I can share some with you guys one day👍
@@rccrazy Def inspired me to try this now.. I got my own ideas. You got crazy run time!!!!
Look forward to seeing what you got planed😁
Yeah super efficient👌
Thats hella clever 😂😂
Thanks😅
Cheap but effective🤪
Thanks for having a look👍
This is amazing! I cant wait to see what you do with this! 50mph on 2s is mad! 3s should easily go over 100kmh, keep it up dude!
Oh sorry man, that was on 3s, I obviously didn't state that anywhere🥴🤦
I'll go fix that now🤣
Yes it is awesome though, but I am thinking of a 4s set-up for a upgrade, got all the parts in mind so something to watch out for😊
Thanks for watching basically all my vids man👊🤘
Good to see it running on the road. Been looking forward to this one. With a few camber mods it will handle great. Well done mate, keep up the great work with the cars and your channel. 👍🏼🚗👊🏼
Yeah thanks mate😁
The camber is ok but I won't be able to change the toe angle, gyro helps heaps though😅
Thanks for checking it out man👊
@@rccrazy ah meant to say toe angle. Cos it’s fixed.🤪
All good man, just my brain being obsessive compulsive😅
@@rccrazy it probably wouldn't be too difficult to design and print up some custom hubs for this bad boy.
Yeah definitely thought of that👌
Wild concept. It looks like a fun project too.
It was, it's back to the normal set-up now.
Should've bought good quality escs from the start, these ones are junk😅
Works a lot better than the mammoth works one 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Yeah they probably should've stuck with injection molded parts rather than 3D printed😬
Amazing concept though👌
Thanks for watching👍
Very clever mate 👍
Thank you very much🙂
Definitely need some better escs though😅
Thanks for watching👍
That was amazing dude. Nice run. It reminds me of Tesla eletric cars. Super quite and instant acceleration.
Yeah it feels very strange because I normally use the sound of the motor to determine how and when to accelerate and break😅
So much fun though👌
Thanks for taking a look mate😁👍
This is crazy im actually building one of these completly from scratch! Im going to out do the mammuth works stealth
Good video. That is definitely a crazy setup. RC Sparks has a 1/5 scale car with a 4 motor setup also. That one is several thousand dollars usd though. I'm sure yours is well below that. They are crazy quiet.
Oh ok I've not seen it🤦
Well maybe people wont be that interested in this one then, it only cost about $200aus maybe a bit more and is VERY crappy compared to anything with a price tag in the thousands😬 oh well😅
Thanks for watching mate👍
@@rccrazy I know that I'm as interested if not more about seeing your budget setup than the high dollar one.
Well I really appreciate that Tim, thank you🤝
@@rccrazy You're Very Welcome
Nice build mate! I'm looking forward to the proper speed run
Thanks😁
I think the motors will handle 4s so hopefully it will be a 4s run, just need 4s ESCs.
Thanks for watching👍
i dont know if you went further with this project, but seeing as you have four independant hub motors, you could try the tank steering mode on that dumbo rc and steer without the servo. would be cool to see.
It is still together but need some better escs, but yes the tank mode would be cool to experiment with👍
This has been tested a lot in 1:1 cars. It’s a cool idea but sadly it doesn’t work. Those motors would burn out fast.
@@Apexxshock I've since built one that's almost entirely 3d printed and it works fine
The motors are fine, I even run them on 4s without any issues other than cogging from the cheap bad escs.
The concept works great!
Great to hear you got a nice 3d printed one going😁
Looking good there ... 😎😎😎
Thanks mate🤘
It's weird to drive being so quiet though🧐😆
Thanks for checking it out mate👍
Nice run,the tire to small😹👏
Yes the wheels are tiny🤣
Think it will overheat with bigger wheels, it works😅
Thanks for watching Rene😊👍
Awesome work bro 👍
Thanks man😁
It's not the greatest looking but it's fun🤪
Very creative 👍
Thank you🤓😁
I love to tinker with the weird and wonderful👌
Thanks for watching mate👍
Class mate , I'm currently working on a similar project , you plan on uploading any more vids of this car ?
Awesome!
I would love to see what other people come up with🤘
Yes I'm waiting on some cheap 120a escs then I'll take it somewhere much longer, do a 3s speedrun then try 4s, we'll see what happens😅
Thanks for watching mate👍
@@rccrazy best of luck with it mate I'm looking forward to seeing that, I'm "recycling" some 5s 2300kv race drone motors for use in my project.
Ok cool, just be aware that many ESCs don't recognise 5s lipos and will start up as 6s and just hit low voltage really quickly.
You can switch the ESCs to NiMh mode and run them if you keep an eye on the voltage, I don't think they have a low voltage cut-off in that mode.
If you didn't already know that or are using 5s specific ESCs👍
Oh and if yours is direct drive like mine I probably wouldn't run that high kv on 5s or even 4s, my 1000kv motor get hot on 3s😬
@@rccrazy good call mate thankyou I appreciate it , do you have any idea how you're going to solve the cogging problem yet?
All good👍
The cogging I think is just from having only 35a ESCs, if it still coggs with 120a ESCs that will tell me the wheels are still to big (over geared)
Running higher voltage will sometimes eliminate cogging aswell (less resistant I think and higher start-up punch) but obviously don't go over the recommended volts running direct drive like this unless the motors are like 300-500kv😅
I'd like to see this kind of build but with a crawler
Is it possible to do the same with the xmaxx 8s?
Possibly but most outrunner motors probably wouldn't hold up too well directly supporting the wheels on a off-road build especially that big, I could be completely wrong though🤔
When is your next video
Do you mean next video of this car?
If so I'm not sure, sorry
Excellent commentary
Are the motor shafts durable enough? Won't they bend after a collision/some off-road driving?
This will never be going off-road!
Don't plan on crashing but the shafts are definitely strong enough for this application.
I'm more worried about the motor magnets coming loose but no issues so far.
How did you solve the problem with the front wheels steering - oversteer and etc?
I didn't do anything with it after this video, just messing about really seeing if it would work and it did so I was happy.
i wonder how good steering is and not messing with oversteer...@@rccrazy
@addyshimov well it didn't have oversteer issues it was definitely understeering due to the escs being so laggy.
I couldn't afford 4 good escs to male it better so I just converted it back to a normal vrx cobra again.
so you mean with better esc`s the steering would be great - like diffs?@@rccrazy
@addyshimov really good way to look at it yes, but with the laggy/under powered escs it felt like diffs with water thin or ZERO oil in them😅
With well synchronised and powerful enough escs it would've felt more like having 50-60k oil in diffs and probably steer great and maybe even capable of drifting👌
What was the top speed on 3s mate
89kph so far
@@rccrazy I've got a similar setup with 4 1000kv motors 40 a escs on 2s it can't start moving without a push , I was also wondering how how your motors get because mine get fairly warm after a run on 2s I don't want to burn them out
My motors are fine on 3s and get a little warm on 4s, better escs are definitely needed and turn the punch settings upto full.
@@rccrazy good call mate thanks, any idea roughly how hot is too hot for these motors
I think outrunners a little more vulnerable to heat and damage compared to inrunners, I'd try and keep the temps down to like 80°C max, any more and you run the risk of permanent damage.
What's the tire size?
65mm tall and 30mm wide front and rear
@@rccrazy oh, does it have enough torque for going offroad .
Oh no it definitely didn't essentially with the bad quality escs.
If I was using Hobbywing or another good brand of esc maybe but I think the motors would've been beaten up and fallen apart anyway😅
it`s need torque vectoring
What?🤔
@@rccrazy when push accelerator it`s turning wheels with same torque wich cause drifting on turning
@tazgoth23 oh ok, I've no idea how I would set that up without Audino or like robotic programming and I'm not that smart😅