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Thanks! 😉

Thanks, it was a lot of work! As I like to stayed "vintage"....so that speed is achieved with brushed Plettenberg motor and 18 round cells....

Brushed (Speed 700) on 18 round cells.

As you can see, gearing is about two times faster then with original 3,5 cc engine. And on original rubber tyres it's spining all four wheels if you are using too much throtthle too early. It have like 300-400 grams more then original, but acceleration and torque of the engine is really impressive! I have a lot of experience, but this one is quite scary!

Yes, always good to release "pressure" after driving rigger, as it could be pretty stressful😅

I like to use all my RC stuff 👍 But , I'm typically not racing and driving very hard..... So running on nice grass even with little bit of jumping and so on is what I like in case 1/10 scale buggies. And that flipping wasn't planned at all 😳😂

Yes, painting isn't my strongest discipline. But it's painted for driving, not for concours d'elegance😉

Ja, das ist wahr!🙄🤣 Es war wirklich eine Menge Arbeit, den ganzen "Ungenauigkeiten" zu entfernen und ihm das Fliegen beizubringen .....

I like all kinds of vintage RC stuff. It's not the easiest way, but I'm preferring to use period correct "technology" and still have reasonable speed, driveability and so on 😉

@@czkarting I am installing newer go fast motors and hardware into the old hulls

To je v plánu 👍

Thanks 👍 Interesting look, isn't it 😉

Six round cells, 1,2 volt each. So Its 7,2 volt battery. But voltage drop under the load is huge. You are lucky to have a bit over 6 volts under the load. Engine can take 7 cells, which is 8,4 volts. But will overheat probably. Like this I can run complete battery flat out and it's warmer, but not hot.

@@czkarting so you can't use a 2s lipo because of the esc ?

Yes, sure I can. But I like to use period correct setup and still have a good speed and driveability😉

Thanks 😉

Bit underrated I suppose, but actually going really nice! Just the rear steering makes it a bit whacky to drive....

Thanks! It was not a kit. I bought it as incomplete "homemade" car and made all missing parts myself. Somebody started to build this car in early 80's, but never finished it.

Its just peak of the current at the start, during the driving it will be around 20 amps . But even with the small prop with 1,4 pitch it's going good.

👍 This one is from the time that I started the RC hobby.

Yes, that could be cool, but my ability in English is not so perfect to make a proper comentary to the video. And also, I'm not pro. Just uploading videos about my hobbies😉

I stopped my RC hobby in mid or late 90's due to other commitments, like cars, bikes and karting. But started again in covid period three years back. And need to say it's stronger even than before! But I just followed up where I stopped in 90's.......so still not using nitro in my cars, just normal FAI fuel. And in case of electro versions of anything RC.....motors with brushes and oldschool cells. Just in helicopter and fast outrigger boat I'm using Lithium Ion batteries. No lipos thoug..... And the 27, 35 and 40 Mhz radios for sure too!

Thanks! Yes, I'm slowly start to be vintage too 🙈 But all my RC stuff is vintage for sure 😉

@@czkarting A pleasure to watch always 😊

It's standard Kyosho hull, made from ABS. It were produced around mid 90's.

@@czkarting Wow, it’s well preserved.

I started hobby in 1990-91, so out od this period. But I like these 80's and 90's buggies a lot😊

Hi, thanks. No I don't have any more, not from 80's as well. As I just start the hobby in 1990-91 and in that time we lived still partly in "shade" of Iron curtain with all consequences.....