HPI Bullet 3.0 ST
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ก.พ. 2023
- Hello
And welcome back to another video from Chelmswood Junction.
this video is different as I have started back into a old hobby of scale model radio control cars.
Today we will be unboxing and taking a look at the HPI Bullet 3.0 Stadium Truck.
I show you around the car what bits and pieces do what equipment you need to get you started and we also talk about the types of fuel you use.
Hope you all enjoy the video as always feel free to like, share, comment and subscribe.
Until the next time take care of yourselfs look after your loved ones but above all happy modeling.
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GOOD VID
Hiya mate
I know its not model railways but its an old hobby coming back to life in my world as ive got fed up with the price of model railways to expensive now for me and I don't have the room for it.
But with this hobby it's the great outdoors fresh air and speed.
Glad you enjoyed the video.
Peter
Hi, the percentage on the fuel is the nitromethane content. As a rule the nitro carries oxygen in the fuel hence the bigger bang. The oil content which is a synthetic lube, but used to be castor oil back in the day is probably around 10%. I personally love nitro. Great video btw.
hello scotty
thank you so very much for your brill advice and knowledge as i always say i dont know everything and if i get it wrong and someone can help put me right i really appreciate it like i do with this message.
hope yourself and the family are all well.
peter
@@chelmswoodjunction what a kind message, new sub from me. What a gent!
I got the same fing🎉🎉
hi jenson
its a brill bit of kit especially when you have tuned it up.
peter
Very cool, Peter! Thanks for the share! The amount of functions and activities in RC cars and trucks today is amazing.
Glad you enjoyed the video and yes so much you can do with radio control its come along way same as railways has.
Peter
Great to see you back in a hobby you love
I love my radio control cars thanks mum
hi peter great truck there mate cant wait to see it going it looks mean dean
Thanks 👍
This brings back memories..
I had a fully modified Hpi savage for about 15 years but sadly sold all of the cars and kit as I just stopped using it when I got into trains..
The technology on the batteries and motors are now unbelievable..
Nitro sounds the so good...and the smell is great...
hiya mate
yeap totally agree with you nitro is the better version but yeah the electrics are brilliant nowadays with the lipo batterys.
you should check out my ftx dr8 videos i think you will be inmpressed.
hope you and the family are all well.
peter
@@chelmswoodjunction Thanks Peter., all good , I hope you're doing good too.
Hiya mate
Yeah all good here had a fab day at severn valley railway yesterday apart from the rain but the rain brought alot of atmosphere in regards to the steam from the locos.
Peter
Love this peter clarke xc
its a start to a great hobby
Upgrade the dog bones to hpi bullet cvd driveshafts. Hpi101270,stock ones known for falling out,I got my bullet mt 2 days ago and not started it until my driveshafts get delivered and installed
Thank you for this brill info and I will look into getting the replacement dog bones what Is the part number and where can I get them from ???
Peter
@@chelmswoodjunction hpi101270,ebay £76 for all 4,2 sets of 2
That's the genuine hpi upgrade made for this model ,they just use the cheap shit to keep cost down
Thank you very much for your advice and help and I will look into this.
Peter
Hello there, this is Rickie from down under. I’m thinking of buying an hpi bullet nitro, don’t like battery. And same as you I would like to upgrade the battery to a 6 volt 5000mah bests the 1.5’s. Can you please tell me how is it done, and I would also like to convert it to use a roto start. I understand it makes starting easier. Have you tried it. Look forward to your comments regards Rickie
Hi rickie
You won't be disappointed with the hpi bullet good truck once you have eased the engine in and then tuned the engine to your weather conditions where you live.
Hope you and your family have a fab Christmas and New year.
Peter