I have two. An older one without the panhard bar. And a newer one with the bar. I bought them through bangood. I thought it was a bronco, but after my first one, I finally saw it listed as a scout. Fun truck.
@@HobbiesDirect could you do a review of the hsp mongoose BL. That would be very helpful as I am looking at purchasing that model and would like to watch a review of it to make sure it is the one I want to buy.
Hello friend. Great video.I need your help I see that crawler you unboxing have the same electronics with mine crx18 hobyteck 6wd. Is there any simulator engine sound speaker system i can install without change the electronics? And how can i install that. Somthing like GT Power . Thanks in advance.
Being a combination ESC/Receiver, it's unlikely you'll be able to get a sound module to work well with it. You'd likely need a new radio system and ESC to make it work.
@@HobbiesDirect Thank you very much. One more question if you can answer for me. Two plugs start from the GT POWER engine sound simulator system, one for power and one black with three wires, signal, neutral, ground. I was thinking of connecting from the plug to the three cables, the signal to the positive, the neutral to the negative to the motor of the car and grounding somewhere else in the car. And the other cable to the battery. Will it work this way? or will i do damage? I can't figure out what the ground wire is for. Thanks in advance.
@@TasosX Definitely don't do that; connecting the signal to the positive will create a short circuit and kill the module or esc. The signal wire needs to intercept the PWM signal modulation from the receiver, not voltage. The sound modules are designed to work with standard receivers, not combined esc/rec units.
@@HobbiesDirect Ok my friend. I will not do it. You are right, my thoughts on this are completely wrong, I followed your advice and found a receiver compatible with my transmitter, I will also buy an esc and a light controller and make the connections correctly. Thank you very much for your time.
I have two. An older one without the panhard bar. And a newer one with the bar.
I bought them through bangood. I thought it was a bronco, but after my first one, I finally saw it listed as a scout.
Fun truck.
They certainly have a bit of character!
On the hobbies direct website it says there is an lc80 landcruiser cr-18. Is it actually a cr-18 or is it the rochobby FM's model?
Hobby Plus absolutely do the LC80, we just didn't have one to show off at time of filming 😛
@@HobbiesDirect could you do a review of the hsp mongoose BL. That would be very helpful as I am looking at purchasing that model and would like to watch a review of it to make sure it is the one I want to buy.
@@elijahkelly1482 Here's a review and guide we did on all the HSP 2wd BL cars :-) th-cam.com/video/6ALIbG3BH5A/w-d-xo.html
Hello friend. Great video.I need your help I see that crawler you unboxing have the same electronics with mine crx18 hobyteck 6wd. Is there any simulator engine sound speaker system i can install without change the electronics? And how can i install that. Somthing like GT Power . Thanks in advance.
Being a combination ESC/Receiver, it's unlikely you'll be able to get a sound module to work well with it. You'd likely need a new radio system and ESC to make it work.
@@HobbiesDirect Thank you very much. One more question if you can answer for me. Two plugs start from the GT POWER engine sound simulator system, one for power and one black with three wires, signal, neutral, ground. I was thinking of connecting from the plug to the three cables, the signal to the positive, the neutral to the negative to the motor of the car and grounding somewhere else in the car. And the other cable to the battery. Will it work this way? or will i do damage? I can't figure out what the ground wire is for. Thanks in advance.
@@TasosX Definitely don't do that; connecting the signal to the positive will create a short circuit and kill the module or esc. The signal wire needs to intercept the PWM signal modulation from the receiver, not voltage. The sound modules are designed to work with standard receivers, not combined esc/rec units.
@@HobbiesDirect Ok my friend. I will not do it. You are right, my thoughts on this are completely wrong, I followed your advice and found a receiver compatible with my transmitter, I will also buy an esc and a light controller and make the connections correctly. Thank you very much for your time.
Molex connector same that FMS and RocHobby uses
I have the convoy one its so fun
Great little cars :-)
Omg-really itneresting ,
I have the Rock Van...it seems to be a better performer then the Rushmore.