
Why Use Pine Beach Raceway 380 Tuned Motors?
The PBR (Pine Beach Raceway) in Japan is all about healthy and clean running of R/C buggies, cars, trucks, and fighting against the escalating war and costs of speed. The PBR teaches that fun is creat...
6 Sep 6min

Does Zealous Nano Ceramic Bearing Grease Make Sense for R/C Crawlers? e
Zealous Downhill Products makes ball bearings with a nano ceramic grease that not only can repair scratched, cracked, it deformed balls in the balls. But also protects the back bearings from water, du...
5 Sep 6min

Always Cut Away From Yourself For Safety!
Many of us are taught early on the safety rule to always cut away from yourself with a knife to stay safe. But is there an exception to this rule in the radio-controlled model vehicle hobby? Can scori...
4 Sep 7min

The Best R/C Pin Vices and Low Speed Electric Drills for the R/C Hobby
In the radio-controlled model vehicle hobby you never want to use high speed electric drills, as they can melt plastic. So your options are either a low speed drill or to use a pin vise. But what are ...
3 Sep 18min

Sport Vs. Subversion: The Synthesis of the Diverse Styles of the R/C Hobby and Skateboarding
Streetstyle and Crawling, Vert Ramp/Park Skating and Bashing, Freestyle and Drifting, Contest Skating and Racing, Downhill Racing and Speed Running, while skateboarding and the R/C model vehicle hobby...
2 Sep 5min

The National Championship R/C Race that Made the Frog Iconic
In 1984, something happened that made the Tamiya Frog a truly Mighty Frog and an icon in the radio-control hobbyist community. In the A-Main finals of the German National 1/10th scale R/C off-road De...
1 Sep 15min

The Digital R/C Hop-Up: Upgrading Your ESC, Battery, Charger, Radio Transmitter and Receiver Firmware and Software
Hop-ups used to only be about physical upgrades, but these days there are digital hop-up options in the radio-controlled model vehicle hobby. In this episode of the RC Deep Dive podcast we plug in to ...
31 Aug 6min

X-Country Face Off: Tamiya's CC-01 vs. CC-02 Chassis
Tamiya's CC-01 (CC stands for Cross Country) chassis was the x-country choice for Tamiya for decades, but recently they replaced it with the improved new generation CC-02 chassis. What are the differe...
30 Aug 4min




















