Another JJRC temptation
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Another JJRC temptation
Still a bit clunky looking in some areas, but opens up some lower price Jeep possibilities!
https://www.banggood.com/JJRC-Q65-2_...sys&utm_medium
Mike.
https://www.banggood.com/JJRC-Q65-2_...sys&utm_medium
Mike.
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Crius I think they’d be far too big - tankmodellbau do some that a friend of mine has used on his 3d printed deuce which look fine.
I used some chunky ones from Hong Kong for my dragon wagon.
Anyone in the uk ordered from bangood?
I used some chunky ones from Hong Kong for my dragon wagon.
Anyone in the uk ordered from bangood?
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CCKW tyres scale out to about 56mm at 1/16, so its going to be way too big for them. However, the larger standard tyres used on the M3 halftrack/scout car family, M8 Greyhound, 4ton 6x6, and 6ton 6x6 trucks would be about that kind of size.
You'd have to replace the rims, but thats not exactly difficult in the age of 3D printing. My only concern would be the width of the tyre - they look a little too wide for using in dualie setups?
What we need now is a guiniea pig to buy one and measure it for us...
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Those look pretty good, but at 21 Euros each I think I'll pass. I've been 3D printing tires for the cckw and selling them for a dollar each. Maybe I'm just stupid?
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AdLav, did you change the link? When I first clicked on it a tire came up that was 21 euros. I have some of those three euro tires and those are tractor tires. In fact, those tires are what started me on the quest to 3D print my own tires. Even at three euros each I think they're over priced for what they are. If I ever get an SLA printer that I can actually get to print I'll be offering accurate tires for less than the tractor tires.
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Hmmmm if it's really 1/10 scale I'll have to investigate. I'll give it to my Panther company to play with...
At 40 bucks I can't expect too much.....1/10 'Jedi' Proportional Control Crawler - How does Jedi fit into this, or is that some company name??
Jerry
At 40 bucks I can't expect too much.....1/10 'Jedi' Proportional Control Crawler - How does Jedi fit into this, or is that some company name??
Jerry
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You use the Force to control it. Have you checked your midichlorian count lately?
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Since I am crazy for Jeeps, I just had to add this one (or two) to my collection. I got my first one about two weeks ago and have ordered a second one. I am really amazed with how good this r/c Jeep looks and operates. It's worth 3 times what it cost as far as I am concerned, because the electronics are better than anything I have gotten from Banggood so far --- 6 truck models. Good proportional speed and steering and everything is of good quality. I am going to paint and detail one to look like the real life 1:1 scale Jeep I recently got, and convert the second Jeep model into a WW 2 SAS desert rat Jeep that the British used in North Africa.
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rex
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the steering seems like it's a servo if it's a motor it's pretty smooth and quiet the lights strobe when you turn it on and then go solid when you turn the radio on i love this jeep it has a lot of detail might get a second one
#20
Oh man, you guys stop that. Keep talking like that, I will end up buying two or three of those dang things. I'm almost out of shelf space!
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What a tease...
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I moved the front axle forward about a quarter of an inch painted the seats and body made a battery engine cover
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