RC ADVENTURES - How Capable is my Vintage 1971 Trail Tonka Winnabeggo Motorhome with Rear Steering?
What a beautiful day and great opportunity to to get my dual MOA (motor on axle) Vintage Tonka RV Truck out for its first test. I have a backyard course that I continue to work on for my 1/10th scale radio control trucks and it is full of ups and downs, twists and turns.
This truck weighs 16lbs, and is quite tall. It body is made of pressed steel and the axles I have chosen are full aluminum, including the steering assembley. I have installed steering servos into each axle, giving this truck full steering capability - front, and rear.
The truck is powered by a 11.1v 3s Lithium Polymer battery, and each each axle is powered individually by Tekin 30t Hand Wound Brushed Motors. The entire truck has been waterproofed.
Overall, I was exceptionally pleased with how stable this truck was. I figured it would have been rolling over all day long, but to my surprise, it handled like a Big Bus with beefy tires. The rear steer certainly makes this truck more agile and gives it the extra traction it needs.
More testing to come. I would like to do the same track with a trailer attached. Once I get it dialed in, I can take it on a true RC ADVENTURE!
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This truck weighs 16lbs, and is quite tall. It body is made of pressed steel and the axles I have chosen are full aluminum, including the steering assembley. I have installed steering servos into each axle, giving this truck full steering capability - front, and rear.
The truck is powered by a 11.1v 3s Lithium Polymer battery, and each each axle is powered individually by Tekin 30t Hand Wound Brushed Motors. The entire truck has been waterproofed.
Overall, I was exceptionally pleased with how stable this truck was. I figured it would have been rolling over all day long, but to my surprise, it handled like a Big Bus with beefy tires. The rear steer certainly makes this truck more agile and gives it the extra traction it needs.
More testing to come. I would like to do the same track with a trailer attached. Once I get it dialed in, I can take it on a true RC ADVENTURE!
RC ADVENTURES™/ RCSparks Studio™ © 2016 Medic Media Productions Inc.. All rights reserved. Publication, reproduction or distribution of this film by any means whatsoever - including without limitation electronic transmission via internet or e-mail, or re-uploading existing videos & re-uploading such material on any website anywhere in the world — is strictly prohibited without the prior written consent of Medic Media Productions Inc. Please note that the RCSparks Studio does not sell RC Products. The RCSparks Studio an independent promotor of a great hobby! I am not directly affiliated with any of the vendors or manufacturers in this video. The RCSparks Studio is not liable for any damage or loss through the use of products or techniques shown - Use at your own risk! This film and the RC ADVENTURES film series broadcast on YouTube is intended for entertainment purposes only.
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