Modern ESCs often come with overheat cutoff – if the temperature reaches a certain point it will just cut off power for several minutes. Some body shells have an opening right at the front for better air circulation. It is best that you have a portable fan handy to provide some cooling. What temperature is […]
Month: August 2022
Tamiya Grasshopper VS Hornet
The Tamiya Grasshopper is a classic buggy that was first released in 1984. It is a simple and affordable platform that is suitable for beginners and hobbyists who are interested in off-road RC racing. It has a durable plastic monocoque chassis that is designed to withstand the rigors of off-road racing. It features independent front […]
Techtip: Improving TT02 Turning Radius
Turning radius refers to the smallest circular turn that a car can make when its steering wheel is turned fully to one side. It is the radius of the circle that would be formed by the outermost front and rear wheels if it were to make a complete turn in one direction while keeping all […]
Techtip: Tamiya Hornet Running and Rear Suspension
The Tamiya Hornet has sort of a 2 link rear suspension mechanism, although it has limited room for some twisting. As you see from this video, this structure is good primarily for easy joy riding. The car is pretty jumpy even on grassland, therefore you simply cannot do serious racing with it. It is not […]
RCPRESS techtip: can a 4WD still run when one dog bone shaft is missing?
This vid shows a TT02 with the front left dog bone shaft fallen off after a crash. It can still run although a little bit difficult to control.
Accident on the track: when a car hits a bike…
Whether you are the driver involved in the crash or a spectator, it’s essential to stay calm. Emotions can run high, but keeping a level head is crucial for a smooth resolution 😛
RCPRESS techtip: the wires of a brushless setup
Is there any problem if the BL wires are wrongfully connected? Well, if the middle wire (which is for signalling) is wrongfully connected, you may burn your ESC. If you look carefully, both the motor and the ESC should have numbering for the wires, either as A B c or 1 2 3. Always make […]







