u/Happy_Specialist_726

Hi all, so for all of our testing, we've been through a large amount of RC cars. We were thinking of reviewing them as a way to give our honest opinion on the car that's been the most fun, the most reliable , easy to set up, and what people seem to have enjoyed the most in all of our testing. We also do all our own video in house , as we are a small team, but was thinking of using this platform (all the cars in a row, one by one reviewing) as our format. What do you think ? Always open to suggestions and opinions!

Hi all, just a sneaky preview of our in house developed device , that allows us to connect any controller , to any car , tested from 1/5th all the way down to 1/18th scale (which we use in our venue system) the plan is to kickstart/ crowdfund the device as we continue to develop an ecosystem of timing systems , control broadcast systems , head trackers and more , that all exist inside of an over the air updated platform as we go forwards. Hopefully we'll have a more detailed video coming soon from the last field tests

Hi, long time RC cars reddit lurker and RC enthusiast here , and I just wanted to share our live demo of our track system that we've spent a long time building. It's been design ,mountains of code , hardware and software all tying nicely together to run small scale , indoor , orchestrated race sessions. We are immensely proud as it's been a long road to this one. We're a small team and always looking for inspiration and improvement. I've tagged the post as vendor but this sort of thing is probably nothing we'd ever plan be able to sell on a hobbyist level, but we are creating a range of all our gear we used for testing, to create a hobbyist grade RC ecosystem , that allows for staged races anywhere you go, using your own cars and whatever kind of input device you'd want to use for it (think non standard controllers like steering wheels / keyboard / mouse anything really) We'd love to hear about any cool features you might think would be good additions , and we love all things q and a

After the last video got some (much appreciated) interest, I just wanted to show the occasional short clip of some of our earlier field tests, and some new ones as they come up.

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This was utilising the first version of our mobile input converter that we created , using a UDI RC car, with a Runcam WiFi 2.

We've been testing a new range of input converting devices we are making for a project, and honestly I've never been more terrified of flooring the pedal than with this guy. We normally run an ftx tracer which is harmless , this thing feels the most like driving a car, but also insanely dangerous with that acceleration at its size