Tomley RC: Speed Upgrades and Exciting Giveaway in Latest RC Adventures
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In this exhilarating episode of Tomley RC, the team delves into the heart-pounding world of RC cars, focusing on the new 3s 2 to3s granite video. They express a clear preference for solid color bodies over the more intricate designs, hinting at a shift in their RC aesthetic. The mention of the Vendetta sparks excitement as they contemplate unleashing its power with a battery for some serious tire-shredding action. Amidst discussions about ESC issues and the older Spectrum system, the team teases the idea of acquiring a new system before potential changes take place, showcasing their dedication to staying ahead of the curve in the RC realm.
Transitioning to the high-octane world of the infraction, Tomley RC provides a detailed breakdown of its impressive specs, from the 3,900 KV brushless motor to the metal geared Servo and separate receiver. The team's quest for speed leads them to make adjustments, resulting in mind-blowing speeds and a thrilling driving experience. With a keen eye for performance, they fine-tune the gearing for optimal responsiveness and minimal cogging, unlocking the true potential of the infraction on the track. Despite its prowess in sliding, the infraction faces challenges in the jumping department due to its design, showcasing the nuanced dynamics of RC car engineering.
With the introduction of an Onic battery, the infraction transforms into a tire-shredding beast, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake as it reaches speeds exceeding 70 mph on 3s power. The team's experimentation with turning off AVC adds a new layer of excitement to the driving experience, pushing the boundaries of what the infraction can achieve on the road. As they reflect on the infraction's remarkable speed and out-of-the-box performance, they commend Onic for delivering a powerful battery that elevates the RC experience. To top it off, a thrilling giveaway opportunity for the Big Rock, Grom BLX Typhon, and the infraction is unveiled, promising more adrenaline-fueled adventures for RC enthusiasts to look forward to.
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