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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ส.ค. 2023
- The TRX6 Ultimate Hauler could use some more oomph on the rocks and trails. Like diesel trucks, torque on these heavier rigs is the order of the day. Anyone can slap in a high-powered brushless setup and zoom, but what about enhancing the trail drive and getting more from your battery at the same time? It is possible!
I happened to have a cheap, lower-kv unsensored motor here. Figured I should test it and share how it went with you guys. It's really quite long (74mm - the stock motor is 55mm!). So, should you do it too? Is it worth it?
Let's test!
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You always find the best places to crawl. What a spot! I really appreciated the quick eagle lesson you gave us as well. That was a very impressive bird!
Thanks a bunch and take care!
I'm spoiled, Australia is incredible. Thanks for your positive words!
Was about to say the exact same thing! Just a beautiful continent. Great video as well!
Loved the little eagle fact you threw in
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed that. We have a family of them that live down the end of the property here. Every few years they have 1 or 2 juveniles flying with them, then they grow up over a year or so and then it's just back to the bonded pair again. Totally awesome birds, these!
Great stuff and Great motor for this setup. I am a little surprised actually. Looked like a great time out with the fellas. Enjoyed it.
Thank you! Had a blast, can't wait for the next one!
Beautiful place to crawl!! Big Boy crawler hauler surprised me! Love it!! Great video‼️👍👍🦾🦾
It's very capable and impressed everyone there, including me. Great platform, the trx6
And yeah, what a place!
Beautiful spot! Reminds me of the You Yangs and Dog Rocks, similar rocks 👍
I do love Surpass/Rocket motors, they're great quality for such a low price. I do believe that it all comes down to the ESC when using a sensorless inrunner on a crawler, and Castle seem to know what they're doing. 👍
Interesting, that's an astute observation. I should check out a cheapie and see how different the same motor is in the same truck. Good idea! Cheers brother
Crawler paradise right there. Looks like the bodies could take a hiding on those boulders 😬
It's such an incredible place, yeah! Rapid altitude changes can scratch things up a bit, yes!
Great spot to crawl! Thanks for the info on upgrades, really helps when making choices. 👍
Awesome, happy to be useful :)
That looked like such a fun day out! Good to see more crawling action where it’s not too serious.
Thanks Scott. The trick is that it's never serious, that's what makes it a hobby for me at least. It's play, which is one secret to a good life. Something I've learned :)
@@RCTNT you’re right, Craig. I guess the more technical stuff, for me, requires more concentration and patience so I relate it more to “work” even though it’s not. I’ve reached a point in my life where I’ve had enough stress and try to avoid it at all costs. Watching your videos are always enjoyable and never stressful so it’s all good to me.
Great video and what an amazing place to crawl! Always interested in something that works on a small budget too.
I'm using a Surpass Hobby 3650 2300kv motor with 60A esc in my RGT EX86100Pro. £28 and it's been awesome.
Generally run it on 3s for some decent wheel speed but it goes pretty slow and controlled too with the stock 15t pinion. It's no fusion pro, it has no drag brake and the BEC output could be better but so far I've been impressed and it hasn't let me down.
Beautiful, that sounds like a great setup! Thanks for the positive comment and the interesting info, dude, I appreciate you!
I never know 6x6 are so damned good climbers and be surprised how my cheap Reely Free Men 6x6 (Axial UMG clone with portals) compare too my high modified TRX4 Sport on realy difficult trails like rocky rivers steep inclines usw. now my 6x6 is my favorite Truck for "pushing boundaries" more and more!
Haha yes! Steep stuff is where multi-axle rigs shine :) Glad you're enjoying yours!!
My local hobby store has this exact 6x6. Every time I go in they keep encouraging me to buy it….made me a very reasonable price for it also..
Just don’t the large areas to crawl with it…the town I live in sits on sand….ya have to build crawler coarse areas for say…we have trails but no natural rocky areas …
Understandable. It's a great truck if you do have trails and want to play with something a bit bigger, it's super fun. Not cheap, but super fun, yeah! Maybe one day :)
one thing about looking for cool places to crawl: keeps you limber!!!
2.5 hours of driving - that's each way - I feel fitter already!
@@RCTNT oh man, that's a haul....good thing you don't have an EV!!
BTW: I used to work construction and had an avg of 1 1/2 to 2 hrs one way to job sites. Sometimes made rougher due to white out conditions.
One time a buddy who ride shared with me, his wife texted him "it's cold in the house" so he texted her back a shot of the thermometer on my dashboard: -42 C lol
"cry me a river" lol
A bunch of old people risking their lives on big rocks. Just like me and my group last sunday!
One life, gotta live it!
🖐😁 Nice vidéo my friend 👏 👍 ✌️
Thank you!
I need a 6x6 in my life
Nothing else like em, even when they're this long. Just super capable, and really fun to drive! Definitely put it on your bucket list :)
That is a beautiful spot to go crawling. I am impressed with the way the truck went up the steep incline easily. May be you have started a new fad for crawling. I wonder if this would work in a truck like a TRX4 or Base Camp?
Thanks! It'd work, but the issue with such a heavy motor in a 4x4 is the greater influence it has on center of gravity. The 6x6 can handle it better, but that said, there's nothing stopping you trying a shorter can. I bet a 3665 1800kv would go great.
@@RCTNT I was looking for cheap brushless systems for another project and I found a Hobbywing system for about ninety U.S. dollars. It's the Hobbywing 38030210. The motor is 36mm in diameter and 60mm in length. So, it may be a little too big.
That's a 3660. I've fitted a 3674. Nothing wrong with that size, as long as the kv is reasonable for the application.
I've been looking at the hauler but I think with the amount and variety of crawlers I have right now it wouldn't get much use
First world problems, lol
It's a great rig but it doesn't get a lot use here either. Although now with this motor, it probably will!
Interesting! Do you suppose cogging would have been more of an issue if the motor was the same physical size but a higher KV, say around 2200KV?
Yep. More kv, more cogging. But 2200 is still pretty safe, especially in 3674 size.
I'm not that familiar with out-runner motors. How do they handle heat? Do they run as hot as inrunners?
No outrunners in this video, but broadly speaking, outrunners deliver more torque and less power than inrunners, though I'm generalising. Inrunners don't run hot at all unless you're working them hard. There's a sweet spot on many rigs where, if you get the right size motor, right voltage and right gearing, you'll have a cool-to-warm running motor that's controllable, easy on the batteries and nicely punchy. It depends on the weight and intended purpose of the machine.
In this video, I've got a motor that's too big, really, for the ultimate hauler. Being longer, it has more torque and a bit less acceleration, given there's more rotational mass to turn when you punch it. The kv is low enough that it'll boogie in 1st or 2nd and it's happy on 2s or 3s, all day long.
But to come back to your question, you'd usually consider an outrunner for a technical or comp crawler. Inrunners are great too, but the outrunners will be lighter weight and full of torque, both of which are good factors in a performance oriented crawler.
nice to meet you (^_-)-☆
It's a great RC car.
You were there on the day? YT only shows me your username, not the display name, so I'm not sure who you are from that alone. But it was great to meet everyone there that day! Cheers
A co tak zvuk???🎵