Mike Gobeil Retro RC collection history lesson.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- If you have walked around Eliminator RC you may have Wondered about these retro models. Kyoto Datsuns , RC 20 Gold Cub,1\8 scale Thunder Tiger Silver Fox .Ryan Gobeil gives you a step by step, pro's and con's history lesson for each system. To know the future of RC you must know the past.
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Man.... this is awesome...... Vintage rc cars.... AWESOME!!!!!!
What an awesome collection of vintage RC's. I'm so glad the hobby has become more affordable for the masses and the cars now preforms so well. I would imagine that the cars you showed us are still quite valuable as collectors items.
The RC10 did not come with the stealth transmission. It was an adjustable ball diff and it was almost impossible to get the friction down and sucked bad, still have nightmares of building those. It was better than the Cox/Kyosho Turbo Scorpion or Tamiya Sand Scorcher so was an improvement at the time. The Stealth was an upgrade which was one of the first things you would do to your RC10 if you or your parents had the money. The Losi JRX2 is what had an improved diff like the stealth, Losi worked with associated designing the RC10 diff and improved it for the JRX2.
My first hobby grade rc car was 1982......The Tamiya Superchamp....universal axel joints... full floating damping suspension...fed by a shock oil reservoir.......full alloy gearbox etc....plastic was a mix if composite and metal mesh...
Great quality....540 motor....7.2 volt of course!
In the 1940's petrol engines were popular.....but no radio....just tracks or slots to run on.
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Cool upload!☺
Dad got me a stepside like 30 years ago. Almost brought a tear to my eye when i saw this. We spent more time starting it than running it. GOOD TIMES
I loved building my own RCs even the shocks from scratch made you understand the HOBBY part. Changing springs and brushes on motors to rebuild and make them better. It's cool to go out and beat a Traxxas on the track with skill and understanding even though I own some Traxxas stuff you can get parts for the Associated stuff anymore so I you not to run them
Oh Dude, that's some impressive hardware, you have on the counter top!!!!! 😎
Super cool old retro machines man!
Great video...
My first hobby rc was a Tamiya Superchamp......got it in 1982 I think....7.2v...six cell......full floating dampening shocks...continuously fed from a bottle reservoir...with universal axle joints....wow...lol...
Ps...you had to build it from scratch.
TQ10 Graphite edition, was my favorite Team Associated kit!!!
Those are so awesome, would be really cool to have even one of them to drive around :)
This stuff was completely from outta space back then. Like all the great stuff from the 80's like Arcade-games, BMX and high class videogame-consoles like the CBS Colecovision
I still have my dads old rc10. And yes I do take it out every now and then.
Thanks Mike, very interesting!
I had a Thunder Tiger Silver Fox Gold Edition... Very Tough car... though chain stretch was a big issue... Was heavy, rather fast... I so regret selling it.. take out one front drive shaft and it became rear wheel drive for the burnouts...hahaha brake wasn't that great either.... It had such a presence on the shelf and when being driven. Makes modern 1/8th scale nitros look soft lol...thanks for the vid!!
Fantastic Models 👍
I can’t wait to see the future of nitro RC
That Thunder Tiger Silver Fox is really nice!! I still have the older one with green shocks prior to the Gold Edition you have. I ran it with the original Thunder Tiger .21 engine and then switched to the Magnum engine you have there. Man that buggy was fast! Not as nimble on the track as today's 1/8 buggies though.
RC10T2 my first truck and the GT was my first new nitro ... Man I feel old
"you go ahead and put your gaz-in" xD ohh Manitoba, been years since I've visited, but, hot damn do I still remember all the hilarious times we've had when hearing some of the ways you guys say certain words with that accent! great times!! been a bit over a decade since, I've heard someone from Manitoba saying "gaz", or "potatoes". when me and my family went to this market there was this festival thingy going on, and this dude was making curly fries & the way he pronounced *potatoes* made me my three sisters my mum and dad, ball our eyes out laughing. of course being a super friendly guy who loved children as well as amusing kids and adults, mainly he just loved interacting with people, *he kept saying it* each and *every time he'd use a thicker and thicker accent throughout the entire sentence, an than really ramped up the accent for potatoes!!!*
great time! lol random story but the way you said *gas* just forced a memory I'd forgotten about, right back into my mind! thank you for that!! *that was an awesome trip and have a lot of stories to tell people and my potential future children about now that Im remembering most of them, due to your unknowing assistance!!!*
In 20-30 years, we will have RC's that hover, like in movies! ...I actually don't know, but I can hope for that!
EvHexRC 1 we have RC vehicles that hover like in the movies They call them Drones
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gold tub started with 6 gear tranny then evolved to stealth tranny, in fact stealth tranny was also sold deperatley for those wanting to convert the 6 gear tranny to the stealth. the stealth tranny upgrade retailed for $120.00 US
Wow the old 1:8th scale got me wanting to try it with chain drive
What a great video.. Loved looking at the old rigs and the run down on them.. Awesome Thanks for sharing.. I am surprised I haven't been subbed.. I am NOW.. :) SUBBED
my kyosho mantis nitro mini is absolute perfection , with a modern .15 power is perfect and it never breaks ....ever . i'd say its better than anything available today . as for the "maintenance "of a nitro ,it is very minimal indeed .
i had a rc 500 and a rc 10 the first time i brought my rc 10 to the in door track i think i laped the field twice mag jr radio +speed controler i still have 4 or 5 mag js ive picked up through the years a bunch of veco .19s too a couple of mrc pan cars too w/chap bodies
Watching this retro goodness makes me wanna fire up a Cox 0.8cc (0.49) with 25% nitro, you know, for the smell hehe ;)
I have 4 different Cox engines that are the last remnants of anything uel driven in my collection, but no way I`m getting rid of my tee dee, baby bee, black widow and venom ;)
Good show. Where are the Tamiya kits? 🙂
I had the TT SilverFox "Gold Edition" as a kid..
Good video
Still have my kyosho optima from 87'!😊
I love simple basic stuff diy
Good to see how it all started
Well research the history! Because tamiya was the first ones in the hobby!
great trip down memory lane! lol!
OWESOME vid
The Datsun’s look like my Marui big bear
I have the kyosho nitro 4x4 and the rc 10 and there sweet
Anyone recognise what the tyres are on the back of the gold pan RC10? I have the re-release and the tyres are almost bald now so I'm looking for replacements that will fit the smaller wheel size of this car. Could they be Schumacher blocks?
Do you have any King Blackfoot trunks I am very curious please comment back thank you for this video
The gold pan rc 10th didn't have the 3 gear stealth transmission, they had a 5 gear transmission. By the late 80s companies other rc companies were beginning to win against team associated rc 10 so they developed the much lighter and smoother stealth transmission, making the rc 10 dominate again. The rc 10 now is still evolving. Oh and there are now 5th scale rc cars with electronic fuel injection hydrolic disc brakes, abs and pilot assists.
The original RC10 had a 6 gear transmission.
You can go back much further than the late 80s
Schöne Darstellung !!!
I reckon you're a bit off on the dates there. No way those first two Kyoshos were mid to late 80's or 90's. I had a Kyosho Optima Mid in about '88 and it was a world apart from those two. Not far removed from the modern stuff.
Me2 man wth i do with it ,
Yes the first 2 kyoshos are probably from the mid 70s to late 70s
I got some rc10 shelf Queen's at home
they looked mutch better in the 80s and 90s then today.
No mention of the Tamiya RC cars during the '70s and '80s??
What this model at 0:40 (white truck)? Sorry bad English. Thank you
My dad raced with a gold pan rc10 when he was my age and when he was a kid rather
The good o'll days
Still have my kyosho wildcat with a airplane motor and metal gears.
The ORIGINAL 10 did not have the stealth ,I've got BOTH 🤗
I Got A SMAX Rc Today And Where Working On A Nitro
I have a 1993 Team Associated RC10T electric stadium truck
Back in those days when I sold and raced RC You built and modded your cars, not buy em off the shelf ready to go. A properly well built car in the hands of experience ruled the tracks. Guys who were impatient and built crap cars were in the pits pissed off at the winning guys.
Exactly ready to run is boring. Good thing Tamiya and Koshyo are still re re releasing their vintage kits.
It`s still like that, nobody wins any serious races in RTR`s ;)
Gonne know your build and how you should tune it according to the parts you use, but unlike the "stone age", you can get parts ready made, and RTR`s are basically just for getting people into RC anyway, or for people who simply don`t have time to build.
I used to dislike RTR and ARF models, and was all like "the hobby can`t be enjoyed if you don`t MAKE your models", but I changed my mind :)
Rtr isnt boring to people who literally just want to bash the car around
It is when its pretty much all you get these days.
Lol
I still have 2 rc10 gold pan cars 1 is cleaner than yours. 1 rc10 graphite. And 1 rc10t team truck and rc10t gold chassis. I used to race them in competition late 80s early 90s they're Unstoppable. I had one on the track last year and I was running down a slash four-wheel drive and they guy asked you what I had and he couldn't believe it 20-plus year old truck was doing that to him. It's all about the throttle control
RC is far more affordable now than it was back in the 80's and 90's.
I still have 2 RC-10 Ts and 3 RC-10 buggies 2 gold and 1 graphite
I have a old superchamp
We have never had a script and never will, everything comes off the top of Ryan's head.
lol
Still like the original rc10 car today I'll take the rc10 over any new car today!!
Just have away 2 Cadillac gold pans, 1 was never driven. I hear they can being a good $. Eh, vintage junk relative to modern cars. I'll take a Kraton 6a anyday over a vintage mint Goldie
, you're so right how the RC Community is going to advance sooner or later and have more powerful brushless engines and maybe fuel injection engine that was so awesome to see fuel injection in a RC and have it work and tune and tear it up
I cannot understand why people post so called "History" videos without learning said history. If the kid in the video would have done his homework, he would've found that R/C cars came from Tether and Slot Cars back in the 1960's.
Good to know, thanks
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Oh no! The internet lied to me .
They were developed from a 1960s item. These didn't exist then
www.rccaraction.com/ford-built-38-scale-rc-cars-in-the-1950s/
I cannot understand why people comment on so called history videos without having done the thirty seconds 'research' I have done.
except it all started back in the 1920's
www.classic.rc-junkies.net/?page_id=637
A R/C car is just a tether car with a radio and steering servo.
He is correct. Rc cars didn't turn main stream until the early 70's.
At 50 seconds did he say Gaz
4:34 he s just so paranoid
Take shot each time he says "nowadays"
Batteries are gonna be lighter with charging time same as run time alongwith insane discharge rates in 2 decades time
lol i started with 1200 mh nicads .... its all gravy now :) try running at a race pace for 4 minutes with 1200 mh ... gearing and throttle control were key to just finishing .
I'm selling the elusive a-b stamp on eBay!
Saluti da " il modellinaio " di you tube.......ciao ciao!
Sorry dude, today 2022 is all about brushless motors. Never got to the fuel injection and nitro is dead.
1980's is NOT THE BEGINNING of RC. RC started in the 1890's with Tesla's RC electric boat. There were lots of RC cars back as far as the 1960's. FORD even used RC MODEL cars in design and engineering research !
Nitro engines today are still very low-tec.The profits from nitro engines are huge they add and change a few thing but it’s still the same old stuff.If you ever plan to get into nitro racing expect to buy many new engines just to compete. it’s time for some 4 stroke fuel injected engines.My new snow blower is fuel injected so I think it’s time for RC.
Kids talking rubbish! You make it sound like it all happened just after inventing the wheel! Chains because they didn’t have bevel gears?
johnnoble01 he's just making it up from fantasy in his head. He knows his cheeseburgers I'll bet.
He also says in the 80s "they" didn't have the technology to put glass in plastic to reinforce it... Umm isn't that called "fiberglass"? And I'm pretty sure GM had the technology to make a fiberglass Corvette in the 50's... But hey, back then they were still using smoke signals and sending mail pony express...
This kid is making shit up..A man that was alive back then and really racing should have done this video lol
Olson has probably talking about the resources the companies had AVAILABLE to them
How much would it have cost tamiya to go have costume hardened gears made for their cars in the early 80's? An arm and a leg
Electric fuel injection
At 4:18 isnt that a cantilever suspension design? Watchout for Traxxas they might sue them. Oh wait Traxxas still doesnt exist those days.LMAO
Nowadays
Man don't know about cantilever suspension
sounds so scripted
because it is dummy