1/32 Rock Bouncer Orlandoo OH32X01: Build and Electronics Installation
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ต.ค. 2024
- Explanation and installation of electronics starts at 24:42
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Orlandoo Hunter OH32X01 1/32 Rock Bouncer: www.banggood.c...
Orlandoo Hunter OH32X01 Rock Bouncer with radio, motor, servo: www.banggood.c...
Orlandoo metal upgrade shocks: www.banggood.c...
Orlandoo Motor 1000, 2000, 3000 rpm: www.banggood.c...
Orlandoo Motor 80 - 300 rpm: www.banggood.c...
Orlandoo 2s 120 mAh Lipo battery for Rock Bouncer: www.banggood.c...
DumboRC 2-3s ESC with light switch and low voltage buzzer (if not available anymore, search on Aliexpress or Ebay.com): www.banggood.c...
Orlandoo 2s ESC with lights and servo low voltage plug: www.banggood.c...
Orlandoo Hunter D401E 2.4G 4-In-1 Receiver with ESC for Orlandoo radio: www.banggood.c...
Orlandoo 2.2 g low voltage servo: www.banggood.c...
Flash Hobby FH-2502 2.2 g low voltage servo: www.banggood.c...
AGFRC C02CLS 2.2 g low voltage servo: www.banggood.c...
Orlandoo-Hunter D4L 2.4G Multifunction Radio Transmitter System W/ 4 In 1 Receiver: www.banggood.c...
DasMikro ultramicro receiver AFHDS for Flysky GT3C: www.banggood.c...
FlySky GMR 2.4GHz 4CH AFHDS 3 micro receiver for Flysky Noble: www.banggood.c...
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That's a lot of good knowledge there! Lots of the stuff that you are showing your solutions to, they are my issues at the moment with the the X01, I started building it a long time ago, but took it apart to make it nicer, so now I need to sort lights and battery and a lot of stuff, ha ha!
I subscribed, so I'll be checking some more of your videos soon.
Your content its extremely informative, thank you
Thinking about tacking one of these this winter I have a k989 2 s that I think should fit perfectly in there as it’s made for 32/ scale cars . Hopefully it goes off without a hitch I might buy some aluminum parts as well
I removed the receiver case, it gave me a lot more room to fit inside the cage, and I'm going to put the light board under the hood area and above the front diff housing, I hope.
Hello. Congrats for the video. Can you help me? I am building a truck 8x8 with Orlandoo base, are the wheels of the Rock Bouncer compatible with the Orlando Jeep axles? Thanks in advance.
Yes, they are - same mounting system.
But they are larger, so they are not (or hardly) compatible with the Jeep body, will rub.
@@donaldsneffe Thanks a lot for the answer. I will try to fit them on.
Great video WHAT WERE THE TINY TOOLS YOU USED AND WHERE CAN IGET THEM PLEASE,,WOULD YOU BE ABLE TO SEND A LINK? WOULD BE MUCH APPRECIATED:)
What tools do you mean? The Screwdrivers? Those are tools from German companies Wiha and Wera.
You can get them in most tool shops here in my country. You can also get them on Amazon (but this is Amazon.de - so do not know if "your" Amazon also does have those).
The PH000 PHilips screwdriver I used: Wiha Picofinish Phillips PH000 x 40 mm: smile.amazon.de/Wiha-Feinschraubendreher-PicoFinish-Pr%C3%A4zisionsschraubendreher-Feinmechanik/dp/B001JGAPYA/ref=pd_sbs_328_1/257-5266445-8802756?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B000R5K8XM&pd_rd_r=5cf7fc96-9248-4a8f-aa8a-16ef4c4187cb&pd_rd_w=kadgf&pd_rd_wg=RkTb9&pf_rd_p=17269923-e95e-42b2-b8e1-f208b58f5815&pf_rd_r=3MBTDGZ931WCRJZC0XQY&refRID=3MBTDGZ931WCRJZC0XQY&th=1
0.9 mm Hex screwdriver:
Wera 2054 Elektroniker-Sechskantschraubendreher, Hex-Plus, 0.9 x 40 mm: smile.amazon.de/Wera-2054-Elektroniker-Sechskantschraubendreher-Hex-Plus-05118066001/dp/B0001P18O6/ref=psdc_2077118031_t1_B0001P18JQ?th=1
Wiha Schraubendreher Precision ESD Sechskant (27708) 0.9 x 40 mm: smile.amazon.de/Wiha-Schraubendreher-elektronische-gef%C3%BChlvolles-Feinmechanik/dp/B001IDF4Q8/ref=sr_1_9?__mk_de_DE=%C3%85M%C3%85%C5%BD%C3%95%C3%91&dchild=1&keywords=wiha%2Bprecision%2Besd&qid=1607694074&sr=8-9&th=1
I guess I bought my bearing pusher tools from Hobbyking many years ago, but do not find them on their site anymore.
Didnt see the small one anywhere, but the bigger one is ok, it is something like this:
www.amazon.com/ShareGoo-Bearing-Install-Wrenches-Maintenance/dp/B07SQYVZQ5/ref=pd_lpo_21_t_0/260-6380463-5064962?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B07SQYVZQ5&pd_rd_r=6d9364db-520f-4711-a5dc-c8d550ee51c9&pd_rd_w=nPW3t&pd_rd_wg=800TZ&pf_rd_p=7b36d496-f366-4631-94d3-61b87b52511b&pf_rd_r=KDAAKX7SGQK87XBB8HFR&psc=1&refRID=KDAAKX7SGQK87XBB8HFR
Information himmel. Probably saved me a ton of frustration. Danke freund, appreciated so much. (3rd 'doo, btw)
I’m attempting to build one in a couple weeks. Wish me luck😅 I’m not even gonna try to solder lights or try any soldering for that matter
@@BurgerurgerFPV Heh, yeah, good luck buddy. ( you will 'peasy it, I know you, have faith in your own genius)
Hey so you mentioned you put a 3,000 rpm motor in yours instead of the 200-300 rpm motor, does your faster motor have just as much or more torque as one of the lower speed motors? Or does it even matter at this scale lol. Curious because I wanted one of these from tiny4x4 but other ones i've seen are super slow. I want mine to be a bit faster but also still be able to climb steep hills!
The motor for sure will have less torque. But There is no comparison for me. You see it is really fast, so no slow crawling. Maybe buy 1000 and 2000 rpm, motors are cheap, and see what you prefer.
I really do not know how 200 and 300 compare to 1000 and 2000, cannot understand this different labelling of the motors by Orlandoo. I do only have the 3000 from the ""new ones", and all other are "old ones" (200,, 300, etc.).
What RPM motor would you use for rock crawling?
I would love to see all their cars GPS especially this one cuz it's definitely faster than the others.
Im currently wondering why my 3000rpm motor seems to have no punch. It really can be stopped by a bump in carpet. It gathers speed slow it doesnt even seem like its trying.
Hmmm... donno. Could be a bad motor or a bad ESC (or, unlikely, a super bad, nearly dead Lipo), problems in the drive train (does not move freely)? I assume throttle Dual Rate is 100% on your radio?
I just bought this as my 1st rc kit so im a noobie what do ibput in the front n rear axle diff if they take oil as well as what shock oil for maximum best articulation?
Only a bit of white grease - tiny shocks, forget oil.
@@donaldsneffe thank you! Scared with how tiny the screws are
@@austinbraden9752 PH000 screwdriver and a table loupe help with assembling.
@@donaldsneffe I'll look into ty
This is like my 3rd time watching this video. I haven't put my x01 together so my question is: could I put the 300rpm motor gears on to the 3000rpm motor? That way I can have crawl speed and top speed? And is there a picture for reference regarding the parallel diodes that you installed to lower the voltage that the 2.2 servo? I'm clueless when it comes to electronics but I can follow instructions.
I think, those motors are all the same, only gearbox makes them 3000 or 300 rpm. So if you would put the 300 rpm motor gearbox to the 3000 rpm motor you would again have a 300 rpm motor.
A diode reduces voltage for about 0.7 V. It is simply soldered in between the power wire (I used plus), similar to a resistor. Not in parallel.
@@donaldsneffe thank you for the reply. Do you know if double steering (2 servos) can be used with the orlandoo D4L transmitter and esc?
@@luisLP5752 There is only 1 servo port.
But you can always use 2 servos on 1 port, in parallel, using a y-cable (or connecting the wires of the 2 servos).
But then there could be a problem with servo direction.
If one of the servos has wrong direction for your setup, you cannot simply reverse it by radio (Ch-1 reverse).
But there would also be a solution for this - trying different servo types (with different direction) or changing servo direction in the servo (changing position of motor wires and outer 2 (of 3) wires of the potentiometer inside the servo).
There would be also "servo reverse units" to buy, but probably too large for Orlandoo...
@@donaldsneffe thanks I'll try that I want double steering in my x01
How did you make the interior? I got this as my first orlandoo haha, it was amazingly fun, im still waiting on a car style transmitter and then ill direct solder everything and hopefully get it looking cleaner.
Simply cut thin plastic into shape and bent the edges... trial and error. Only 2 small dots of E6000 glue hold it in the cage, mostly press fit. Heads and steering wheel 3d printed.
Good luck!
@@donaldsneffe Hi, do you have a File for the Driver and the Steering Wheel?
An Thingiverse link or something like that?
THX
@@Ghosty-RC www.thingiverse.com/thing:3324914
Simply scaled it down (donno how much anymore, trial and error) and cut the head off, and the wheel.
are there the racers inside as a slt file, or how did you do it?
Simply used a Thingiverse Wild Willy driver file and scaled it down in Cura.
@@donaldsneffe thanks a lot. So i will have a Look. It looks way better with it
In the part c, you put grease?
Grease on gears, yes.
How do these wheels size compare to other Orlandoo
They are much larger. OD about 32 mm, "normal" Orlandoo about 26 mm
donaldsneffe
Thank you so much friend
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