- Messages
- 584
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- 1,819
- Points
- 200
- Location
- Northeastern NY
- RC Driving Style
- Bashing
- Crawling
- Scale Builder
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- Boating
I made some minor modifications to my new Rlaarlo XTS-S10 rally car. After running it for the first time in a large parking lot, I was surprised at the number of tiny stones that ended up in the chassis. I had already added some foam pieces to fill in an opening that could allow stones to get into the motor pinion/spur gear area.
To try to get to the root of the problem, I added some extensions to the body wheel wells where I believe the debris was entering the chassis. I glued on (with Shoe Goo) some pieces of vinyl upholstery fabric and colored them black. They are unnoticeable. The photos do a poor job at showing the project. They show the wheel well extensions, with the body off the chassis and upside down.
I also used a straight pin and some white paint to fill in the arrows on the transmitter's dual rate and trim knobs and the reference marks around them so my 65-year-old eyes can see my settings.
I also added some decals to "customize" the transmitter a bit...
To try to get to the root of the problem, I added some extensions to the body wheel wells where I believe the debris was entering the chassis. I glued on (with Shoe Goo) some pieces of vinyl upholstery fabric and colored them black. They are unnoticeable. The photos do a poor job at showing the project. They show the wheel well extensions, with the body off the chassis and upside down.
I also used a straight pin and some white paint to fill in the arrows on the transmitter's dual rate and trim knobs and the reference marks around them so my 65-year-old eyes can see my settings.
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