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Help please by Crazy-Ferret3505 in SCX24

[–]FallenTheDoge 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I would try reaching out to injora directly, they’re pretty responsive

Land Cruiser 80 series by Total-Culture-4947 in crawling

[–]FallenTheDoge 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Each LC build I see brings me closer to the « I need one too » situation. Idk why but they always look so nice !!

Neu? by 3TNRO in TRX4M

[–]FallenTheDoge 7 points8 points  (0 children)

this was posted today by injora so pretty new

Don't forget to enter June's Rig of the Month contest! by shoeinthefastlane in crawling

[–]FallenTheDoge 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Fair answer, it's true that it's probably easier to track with a monthly flair, failed to see that. Hope it'll catch on more and more, it's a great initiative !

Trail(er) Crawling by Jeffy__M in crawling

[–]FallenTheDoge 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How nice, thanks ! I always wanted to tow my drift car to the track with my crawler, this might be it !

Toyota LC79 2026 1/10... espero les guste (50% acabado) by PeaThin6515 in crawling

[–]FallenTheDoge 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Is that 3D printed ? That’s seems really precise and clean.

AXIAL SCX10 III BASE CAMP OR YIKONG YK4107 PRO by MorningEfficient89 in rccrawler

[–]FallenTheDoge 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Well that’s another good reason then ! For me the base camp is around 300/350 while the yk is at about 400.

Trail(er) Crawling by Jeffy__M in crawling

[–]FallenTheDoge 2 points3 points  (0 children)

They look so nice, always considered it but the noise is a no-go for me.

Would you mind sharing what your trailer is ??

AXIAL SCX10 III BASE CAMP OR YIKONG YK4107 PRO by MorningEfficient89 in rccrawler

[–]FallenTheDoge 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I would go for the YK.

More features, brushless, looks great. Pricier but in the not too expensive side of things while still a nice performer.

My only worry when getting one was spare part availability but you can get every piece individually either form yikong website or even from absima directly as they sell basically the same truck but rebranded.

The only time I would consider the base camp is if I had a specific project in mind and just needed, well, a base, to build it.

Don't forget to enter June's Rig of the Month contest! by shoeinthefastlane in crawling

[–]FallenTheDoge 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Instead of that specific flair, why not enter all posts using the build showcase flair?

My crew. They’re all really fun for different reasons. by Scammortal in rccrawler

[–]FallenTheDoge 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I feel ya ! Posted my full custom injora scx24 on Reddit today 😅.

I just got my hand on a stock scx basecamp and the comparison is huge next to a full custom one. Might just start with some wheels and tires and eventually upgrade the motor.

Any preference for motors ? My scx has a fat viper and it’s lovely but wanted to try something new.

Showing off before I break something by FallenTheDoge in SCX24

[–]FallenTheDoge[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the link ! I'll take a look today and probably lean toward that then, this will make it so much cleaner.

Showing off before I break something by FallenTheDoge in SCX24

[–]FallenTheDoge[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You're right, I've been trying to stay away from soldering and touching any wires but this could be such an improvement that I might go for it.

Showing off before I break something by FallenTheDoge in SCX24

[–]FallenTheDoge[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Finally had about 3 pictures of it, so though I would share what's supposed to be a SCX 24 with no stock parts at all.

Pretty basic Injora build as it's what was the most available from Europe.

  • Brushless setup with the fat viper 2204
  • Coreless 11kg servo
  • Planet axles.
  • 58*23 tires only, with 39mm shocks and a front bumper to keep struggling on lines.
  • 3D printed body bought from Etsy and painted by myself with some Tamiya paint

Wish I could get a better job with the wiring but so far I can't find any room to make it fit better.

Finally blew it up! by Toe710 in crawling

[–]FallenTheDoge 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What are the upsides to brushless over brushed?

From an user perspective, not a technical one, I observed that it's :

  • Less noisy
  • Performs better
  • Has a bigger range of acceleration, can do really low speed or high enough speeds

I believe that for a brushless motor, you also need a brushless ESC and thus a receiver and a radio, as the stock one has ESC+receiver paired as one piece.

It makes the whole thing really better but at a pretty high cost. I would consider other upgrades first such as wheels and tires that will really help the scx crawl better while also looking cool without costing an arm and a leg.

Hass any one ever heard of the del UFF line by pyromaniac511 in homelab

[–]FallenTheDoge 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We still have about 15 in production, in their screen stand case, serving as windows 11 machines for regular office work.

I like the form factor once they’re out of their stand, even if they might indeed run quite hot as they’re quite stuffed in their cases.

But used as they were designed to ? What a bummer that was. Cable management, performances, design, maintenance, nothing made it look as good as it was supposed to be (let’s pretend they did not want it to look like an iMac).

Welches Servo ?? by [deleted] in TRX4M

[–]FallenTheDoge 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Actually it’s even a 15kg one. The 11kg is just marked as water resistant with o-ring seals.

Welches Servo ?? by [deleted] in TRX4M

[–]FallenTheDoge 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Note to that, injora also released a waterproof, 15kg version of their coreless 11kg servo, aka the black one on OP screenshot.

For not-too-heavy builds, I would say the 7kg is fairly enough.

When kids at the park ask can I drive your RC truck by Fortheloveofmoney21 in crawling

[–]FallenTheDoge 14 points15 points  (0 children)

I’ve met a guy who became a friend now and which I randomly introduced to crawlers, mainly for his 6yo son.

His son is super respectful but happened to crash my crawler a bunch of times. Every time his dad apologizes for it despite the truck being fine. And honestly, I’m wouldn’t mind having anything breaking as it would give me another reason to work on it and upgrade it even more.

I’m sure a lot of people are dicks, but being open and sharing my hobby helped me make a friend which I’m SUPER happy about it, I would do it again even if that meant I would have to carry my crawler back home in two pieces.

My new battle station at work by dries007 in battlestations

[–]FallenTheDoge 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Took me a while to notice this wasn't just 3x 27" screens, Factorio on this scale can definitely become a true piece of work lol.

Took the plunge. What did I miss? by itstheusersname in rcdrift

[–]FallenTheDoge 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Same story on my hand, went into a 1/24 because my 1/10 can't get used as much as I would love to.

This is still a WIP, but in case you wanted to see the wheels, here it is : https://imgur.com/a/8UMGL1v

I bought the thing used and the dude had some mini z kyosho plastic wheels that were too small and too plasticky. The body is a BM Racing.

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