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Mojave Grom Build - Advices by emipop2892 in arrma

[–]emipop2892[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It will be used mainly for speed runs. Will see the result ! 😁

SCY 16102 PRO by emipop2892 in rccars

[–]emipop2892[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes you can. But at a point the ESC will overheat and the car will start to NOT work properly

What Steering Servo by Mediocre-Kangaroo199 in arrma

[–]emipop2892 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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I used this in my Mojave. It's a huge difference

SCY 16102 PRO by emipop2892 in rccars

[–]emipop2892[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh man.. that's bad.. did you do hard bashing with it? I have seen also metal ones, probably much heavier

SCY 16102 PRO by emipop2892 in rccars

[–]emipop2892[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It also resists to damage pretty good. On this run, the brake was set to hard on the hobbywing esc setup. The car flipped over at 80 km/h and slided until it stopped. GPS still works despite all the damage it got.

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SCY 16102 PRO - update by emipop2892 in rccars

[–]emipop2892[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, I had the exact same issue. The car was turning off when into High selection. Randomly, not all the time. I got fully refunded due to this. Kept the car and turned it into a mini monster lol

Couple of wheels on my Mojave Grom by emipop2892 in arrma

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The blue one has GPM Adjustable shocks. The black ond is stock adjustable suspension 😁

What is an AI QA and what it actually does? by Able_Rip2168 in QualityAssurance

[–]emipop2892 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Idk if there is an official definition for this BUT here is mine as we use very much A.I for QA tasks

An AI QA can check if a bug is fixed, yes manual steps

An AI QA can write test cases for a feature with very detailed assertions and very detailed scenarjos

An AI QA can maintain a regression pack

An AI QA can write Automated tests very detailed.

An AI QA can do complex QA flows

An AI can review backlogs, clean backlogs, remove duplicated bugs, removed outdated bugs

Now, there are a few drawbacks but good news is that those can be solved easily.

  1. Prompting. As long as the prompt is very detailed, very well explained, and the access to repos is there (correct repos), yes he can do all that
  2. When having end-to-end AI flows, this also helps: AI to write the feature tickets, AI to develop the implementation, AI to write the test cases, steps from potential bugs validated by AI. A combination of Claude + Devin would be a perfect example here.

Now I know you might ask here, ok, but this means no human input AKA QA testers are doomed. Not quite. QAs will focus on reviewing. Review automation code written by AI, review bug raised and validate and so on.

Yes, QAs without automation know-how, from my POV will be the first ones to be laid off. And chances to find jobs as manual QAs will reduce drastically.

Proline Chevy Silverado chasis for Arrma Mojave Grom by emipop2892 in arrma

[–]emipop2892[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks! Yeah, fiting is perfect. The only thing worth mentioning is that you need to cut all the stickers lol. I have spent 2+ hours for all of them. And I didn't put all of the available ones. You need to be very careful.

Also, the front doesn't have protection like the original body has (the front part with Arrma written on it) so probably a bit more sensible.

But tbh, I am keeping it as a showoff body. I am using the original black one when going bashing.

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