Tamiya TA02 & DF01 Chassis RC Cars Practical Upgrade & Maintenance for Beginners
Welcome to a book about two of Tamiya’s most beloved and enduring RC platforms: the TA02 touring car and the…
Using silicone
Applying silicone spray onto bearings immediately after running on wet track can prevent rust. Bearings are typically made of metal,…
Is fan a must for BL setup?
Not really. If yours is a 17.5t or 21t, a fan for cooling is nice but not a must.
Tamiya TA02 with 19t brushed
Over the years, the TA02 chassis has been used as the base for various Tamiya models, including both on-road cars…
Tamiya TL01 Baja King
The TL01 chassis is known for its ease of assembly and maintenance, making it a good choice for beginners and…
The Tech Behind the Tamiya WR-02: A Fun Wheelie Machine with Smart Engineering
When it comes to radio-controlled cars that put a smile on your face, few platforms deliver like Tamiya’s WR-02 chassis.…
Reconditioning of Vintage RC car (featuring Kyosho Optima Mid EX1)
Bringing an Old RC Car Back to Life: Tips for Reconditioning Vintage Machines There’s something magical about pulling a dusty…
Manta Ray is basically the offroad version of TA02
The TA02 chassis is well-regarded for its balanced performance, making it a good choice for both beginners and experienced RC…
Vintage mechanical speed controller
A traditional mechanical speed controller (MSC) regulates the motor’s speed and thus control the car’s acceleration and deceleration. It typically…
Techtip: vintage RC car motor upgrade
Vintage cars like the Hirobo Alien is pretty inflexible in motor gearing. To make it go faster, consider to install…