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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- This is the first upgrade episode for the WLToys 10428-B Budget Build Series. In this episode we're giving the vehicle a once-over, and locking up the front diff for $2
The total spent this week is $2, which leaves a balance of $18 from week one that can be carried over.
WLToys 10428b from Gearbest. Use the RC18OFF code for 18% off the purchase price.www.gearbest.c...
The WLToys 10428A is also available, and is currently less expensive than the 10428B:
www.gearbest.c...
Make sure to check out the series intro video if you haven't yet!
• WLToys 10428-B (Twin H...
I justo bought a 10428, it's going to be my first RC car since I was 10, so I'm very excited. Your videos have given me great ideas to make a cheap car cheap and effective upgrades. Great content, keep it up. Respect.
I've been wanting to pick one of these up... believe it or not, I can't even afford THIS!! 😭
IT will happen, I've got to figure something out. At any rate, this Series is going to be most helpful! I already know that under the skin, it's a little too much like a Twin Hammers. That might make it a little easier to find hop-up parts!!
Enjoying it so far!!
Carmine 🚂
This is fab. I'm planing on getting a pair for my boys so they can come rock crawling with me.
Good work bud!!
I love the videos about the less expensive RCs.l have so much fun wit hem and didn't spend so much. Keep up the great stuff.
Great vids. I just grabbed one of these for my son to pull behind his HG P407. So I will be following this series. One thing that would have been great at the end of this video would have been to show a before and after performance clip. I have never seen the Silly Putty trick, but I am new to crawlers. So it would be nice to see how much it improved the crawling ability of the vehicle. Liked and subscribed.
Because I did these upgrades on the dead of winter, I didn't really have an opportunity to put them each through their paces, but I did do some comparison testing inside, and I have a running video that concludes the series.
@@BudgetRC_Channel I saw those vids after I posted this comment. You really did wonders with that steering. When I get back to Thingiverse I'll drop you a follow. I am going to be putting a lot of free designs on there for RC trucks and buggies.
Well done videos. New subscriber. Great concept and execution. One note - may want to tell viewers not to use brake / carb cleaner on any plastic in the diff, rubber or plastic anywhere else (eats / melts both), or any bearings (eats grease inside them) and especially careful of overspray near lexan bodies!
Can't wait to watch the rest. Well done.
Doug Pawl the stuff in the egg, is it silly putty. Where is it purchased?
Hey bro i just started watching your channel. i don't how long you have been doing you tube but i love this channel. budget builds are so awesome and i personally like how you are approaching this build. keep up the great vids and growing your channel. thank you Cody S .
Thanks!
Great work up. I even enjoyed the “Stevie” moment! Really enjoyed this. I know it helped a bunch of people.
Thanks!
Thanks for all the helpful tips!
Glad it helps!
Great video! But again, how do I get rid of the buzzing on the shifter using the transmitter? (I'm a rookie :) If you could do a shot of the transmitter selections for adjustments, that would be great.
I have one of the cheap screw sets that they have on eBay the one with the 3 mm screws and it also has 3 and 4 mm grub screws in it and it also has the red o rings for your shocks I don't believe they will fit a differential or anything but they're good for putting inside dog bone cups to anyways I believe it's a 4 mm grub screw and you have plenty of them in that little kit to put them on both sides of all of those shafts good job buddy I've got everybody in the wltoys Owners Group on Facebook watching your series you should join a bunch of good guys peace out great idea for these videos
Thanks for the info! I'm on 2 of the WLToys owners groups and I've been sharing my videos to those groups as they come out.
Another real nice video. The Stevie Wonder bit had me rolling :D.
Thanks!
Never thought you can use sillyputty that's awesome
Won't the gears just make a groove in the putty making it useless? Since the putty doesn't really settle I figured the gears would just spin once and pack the putty everywhere except in the gears it's hard to explain what I'm thinking lmao.
Silly putty is very thick and does a great job locking the gears.
@@BudgetRC_Channel I'll have to give that a try on my Yeti I don't want to commit to fully locked front because I like having a little slip like you said it gives it a spot to give so you don't snap or bend a shaft or something.
awsome vid man, very clear and informative, i think i want to get one now,,,,,haha
Thanks!
Nice 👍👍👍
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great work man, keep it up!
Thanks!
Very nice video big thumbs up XD
can you take off the shifting servo and keep it locked in either low or high speed? will stay in the selected gear?
You would need to fasten the rod with a wire tie or some tape, but yeah.
Nice...How did it work? Looking forward to the rest of the build
I haven't been able to use the truck yet, but on the table it seemed to hold great.
Would using like a really thick graphite grease give you something in the middle of the putty and the light oiling?
Maybe. Something thick enough to hold its shape and not dry out would work.
@@BudgetRC_Channel Hmmm... not like getting the putty is a big deal, I just have tons of really heavy graphite laying around already I have no other use for, haha.
Sorry guys, but the stock differential gear in wich material are made? Thanks you
The gears are all metal on this one, but the cheaper trucks like the 10428-C that come without the 2 speed transmission have plastic diff gears
Are the two gears just one with less power, or is the slower one with more power for rock crawling?
The lower gear allows for more control and torque at low speeds, the high gear allows for a higher top speed.
Okay understood :) But is it only a power reduction or another ratio?
@@Rosalie-Miara It is a mechanical reduction in the transmission. The motor gets the same power applied regardless of what gear you choose.
Is this car meet the requirement for crawler competition with another famous RC Crawler car?
I have no idea. I'm not up to date with sanctioned crawling rules
nice video!
Hi where can I get the user manual for this 10428 car? Thanks
I'm not sure, but the manual wasn't very helpful anyway.
I would have thought to use hot glue. Would that hold as well?
I would imagine that hot glue would hold fine. It would likely be a lot harder to remove. Plus, the silly putty will give in a high stress situation which might save an axle shaft.
So the failure point is the $1 worth of silly vs ~$20 to order and replace drive shafts
Exactly.
You look familiar. Have you done ham radio gear reviews for Universal Radio? If not, you have a beardless twin!
I must have a doppelganger!
Good video for what I bet will turn out to be a really cool budget crawler, but, um, what's with the weird subliminal Silly Putty messages?
Just a poor attempt at humor mostly!
i got it, hahah i thought it was funny lol
This good for offroad ?
"Offroad" can mean almost anything. This vehicle tries to be a "jack of all trades" in the sense that it tries to be a hybrid between a crawler and a basher. Because of that, it's not great at either, but it can be upgraded to do one or the other better. As I stated in the video, my upgrades are focused on making it a better trail/crawler at the expense of bashing.
Testing?
What?
why not just put high viscosity silicone oil into that front diff?
Because that's nowhere near as stiff. I wanted it to behave like a locker.
ok, got it - thx! ;-) (very much like your detailed mod videos btw.!)