10 RC Tips for Beginners

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Published 2020-05-16

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@joaopaulo-ms5it 4 years ago

Just took my my Slash out for it's first spin and boy was it great! Got one after randomly stumbling on to one of your videos. After watching 6 more I just had to get one. Real shame I can't visit the shop because I'm from Portugal but thanks for getting me into the hobby!
@inmatejason 2 years ago

First time i brought out my first rc, a traxxas slash, i hit a curb and broke an arm. Second time i hit a curb again and cracked the chassis and bend the centre drive shaft. Now i turned it down to beginner setting and stay far away from curbs lol. There for sure a learning curve to RC fun.
@galihgalinggis5906 4 years ago

im here because i appriciate how smart this dude is. his attention to detail is borderline OCD and im saying that in a good way. im only half a year into the hobby. and i thought i figured it all out. and you proved me wrong ! always enjoyed your videos !
@JorgeCaballero-wh6cs 14 days ago

Very helpful I follow your instructions so my rc cars can last longer thank you
@MrMcbear 4 years ago

The hardest part is reading the manual....
@drog343 4 years ago

I was just talking about most of this stuff, just the other day to my kids. My son in particular wants to learn more of the general maintenance, etc. every time, he sees me working on all of our vehicles, and just wants to help.
@nighthawkj30A4 3 years ago

Always love the beginning Introduction music to this AmainHobbies videos.
@anythingcars1389 4 years ago

I learned the hard way to not leave batteries plugged in when you're done running. The fire almost burnt down my rc car.
@JM-sz4oi 3 years ago

Excellent!! Coming from a technical job I could not agree more about READ THE MANUAL. I've always been incredulous about people that simply ignore that advice. Subscribed and looking for the rest of your videos.
@TheEZGZ 2 years ago

You Sir! Are at my 70+ years thinking of getting back into the game. I'm playing catchup and you are a great support. Thank You for helping me spend my retirement money with a smile. hehehehe
@RC-ScalerandBuilder 4 years ago

Excellent info. I’m gonna share this with my wife, we’re gonna build scx10iii’s together, as soon as they come off back order. 😉
@sydneylmyers 4 years ago

That is so true about parts breaking. I watched all these YouTubers try out cars and bash them around skate parks. I assumed I could just run the car out and drive it however I wanted. That is not the case at all. I don't even watch most of these R/C YouTubers anymore 'cause I feel like they're full of crap. AMain makes super helpful videos though.
@ELValenin 4 years ago

Finally a new AMain video! Imma watch the whole thing although I'm not a Beginner ;)
@zuanverreynne8301 3 years ago

These videos are very useful! Thanks Amain!
@JaysHobbys 2 years ago

Loctite 222 is good for plastic, it is specifically designed for plastic I have had to use it on a lot of military equipment when building it at the factory, it is a purple color.
@sirggkas 4 years ago

Awesome! Thank you for these useful tips!!
@tomkirbygreen 4 years ago

Great to have you back. Really good video again sir. Entertaining and actionable.
@ziggyzbeak 4 years ago

Thanks Brett useful imfo. Love my new Bronco from Traxxas just got a metal servo arm but the stock part is fine so far New sub and like CHEERS
@devnathsingh2878 3 years ago

Thanks for this video and information. It will help me to upgrade Rc vehicles .
@TheTony1259 3 years ago

VERY Helpful 5-Star Information. Thank You Soooo MUCH