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Yokomo Rookie Speed RS1.0 Build | Part 4 |

Published 04 December 2023 Brett and BJ build the new Yokomo RS1.0 touring car kit in preparation to race at the Bendigo Classic. This is a reasonably priced race chassis perfect for beginners or those looking for a simple chassis to have lots of fun! In Part 4 they finish mounting the electronics and fit the body. Get your RS1.0 here: www.hearnshobbies.com/products/yokomo-rookie-speed-rs1-0-assembly-chassis-kit If you are enjoying a radio-controlled car for the first time, we recommend the speed category as it is easy to learn basic operations. The Rookie Speed ​​RS1.0 is based on a belt-driven 4WD touring car, and is attractive for its high basic performance and expandability for high-speed races. The biggest feature of the machine is its high cornering performance. The double wishbone suspension supported by height-adjustable oil dampers ensures a secure grip on the road. Although it is a 4WD drive system that increases stability, the differentials placed on the front and rear axles provide high turning performance, allowing you to trace the desired driving line. The two-belt drive, with equal lengths in the front and rear, achieves ideal machine balance and produces sharp driving that responds to the driver's input. SPEC ■1/10 size 4WD touring car ■Front and rear equal length 2 belt drive ■FRP double deck chassis ■ Front and rear universal shaft ■Front and rear sealed gear differential ■4-wheel independent double wishbone suspension ■Vehicle height adjustable oil damper ■Lightweight aluminum Differential axle ■ Full ball bearing ◇ 48 pitch pinion gear (30T) and spur gear (86T) included *The photo is an assembly reference example. *Kit includes 2-channel radio set (transmitter, receiver, speed controller, servo) battery (Li-po2 cells), charger, motor, 1/10 touring car tires and wheels, 1/10 touring car body , polycarbonate paint, etc. are not included. Please purchase separately. *The kit does not include body, wheels, tires, motor, batteries ,pinion gear, and other R/C electrics. 0:00 Intro 5:20 Mounting motor cooling fan 8:18 Solder ESC wires to motor 12:01 Mounting battery rubber film 14:22 Mounting ESC 22:18 Testing electronics 32:40 Body mounting 42:55 Front body mount holes 47:47 Rear body mount holes 51:26 Trimming body 58:58 Cutting wheel arches 1:07:10 Mounting wing 1:08:12 Outro **************************************************************************** Sign up and let us know what you would like to see in the next videos. Newsletter: https://www.hearnshobbies.com/pages/n... Instagram: https://bit.ly/35wCikH Facebook:   / hearnshobbies   Facebook The Hobbyman:   / hobbymannarrewarren   Twitter @hearnshobbies Twitch: twitch.tv/hearnshobbies