Looking for a low-cost way to make your crawler perform? Take matters into your own hands. Whether it's the scale nature of rock crawlers or the fact that I've been enthralled with my Axial SCX10 ever since getting it, I've been working on more projects with this machine than I have with any of the […]
As mentioned in my "first impressions" post, one of the upgrades I'm planning for my SCX10 is to upgrade the plastic suspension links and steering links to aluminum. This will not only help the performance of the vehicle, but it will add a nice cosmetic touch as well. Aluminum upgrade parts can be a bit […]
In the two years that I've been involved in this hobby, I have seen my taste in vehicle types grow and change and my free time shrink. Between the time crunch and what seems to be a shrinking yard, my use of my Slash had felt the same downsizing as well. When you realize you've […]
Insight on how to waterproof your scalers and various other r/c vehicles Battery Connections/Exposed Wires - Most battery connections such as Deans and XT60 an EC45s are already waterproof Tamiya plugs are also waterproof so no need to worry about them. Motor - Believe it or not, a brushed motor setup is an area that requires very little attention […]
Seven vehicles that pack a lot of fun into a small package. I know I've said that my R/C garage is full, at maximum capacity, that there's no more room at the inn...but I keep looking at rally cars. Since Josh and I discussed this style of vehicle on episode 7 of the RC Newb […]
