Do you collect toy cars too?
I started doing it and I'm finding it pretty fun.
this is probably the oldest one I have found so far. the roof slides in and out which is cool
>>16943238
here's the bottom. don't know how old it is but looks like it was made in England. never seen on made in England before
Once upon a time most all Matchbox cars had cool things like opening hoods/doors/trunks.
>>16943238
ran when parked needs only $10 paint investment no tire kickers obo
>>16943251
and springy suspension
here are some JDM Tomica. I think I like Tomica cars the best.
the savanna RX7 has a 1979 date on the bottom. don't know if that was the car model date or the toy manufacturing date
no but i have a shitty RC car im trying to make work.
im trying to find a 3s lipo battery but theres so damn many to pick from
>>16943244
a quick google search found this, pretty cool
http://www.bamca.org/cgi-bin/single.cgi?id=RW42b
>>16943260
is that a tesla?
Yes, only the more expensive detailed ones though. pic related is a 964 i have in this exact colour.
>>16943269
no its a plastic 4x4
>>16943260
Nitro > Electric
>im trying to find a 3s lipo battery but theres so damn many to pick from
Get one from Hobbyking, and make sure you know what discharge rate you need.
>>16943887
how do i even know that? some formula?
>>16943898
YOU JUST HAVE TO KNOW IT ANON. GOSH.
>>16943898
What sort of ESC and battery do you have? If it's stock, look up what kind of battery it originally came with. 3S is only half of what you need to know, the "C rating" is the discharge rate. It doesn't hurt to get a higher rating than you need if you're not sure, although the higher rated packs will cost more. Also make sure you have a balancing charger if you're using LiPos.
>>16943930
>What sort of ESC and battery do you have?
ESC and motor.
>>16943934
fine but you could just tell me how to find it out
>GoolRC 550 4300KV 4 Poles Sensorless Brushless Motor
>dynamite fuze ESC
>>16943934
oh and the charger is a hitec X1 mf
>>16944023
>fine but you could just tell me how to find it out
mAh x C rating = continuous current draw
So a 3000 mAh battery with a 20C rating can put out a max of 60A continuously (don't worry about peak numbers for LiPos). You then determine the max draw of your motor at 3S voltage, and ensure your ESC is able to sustain that current.
That motor has a max current of 100A, so you want a pack that can support that level of discharge (assuming the ESC is good to at least 100A).
>>16943238
>collect
>that beat up
That's worth about $2.00. Spend the $8-15 on one mint in box.