05.33
galeri sport
o Weight: approximately 1665g
o Ground Clearance: 4.5 mm
o Wheel Diameter: 65 mm
o Wheel Width: 26 mm
o Engine level: 15/16cxp
In this article, I'll be concentrating on the rc nitro-gas fuelled vehicle specific features of this specification only:
Glow Starter / Advanced Engine Starter / Glow Plug Igniter
This is the igniter for the nitro GP vehicle engine. This device is powered by a singular Nickel Cadmium battery. At the top of the nitro GP engine, you should find a Glow Plug, to which you attach the Glow Starter. When the Glow Plug heats up (it actually glows!) and you remotely start the nitro engine, the nitro fuel ignites and your nitro gas vehicle is ready to burn rubber!
Lightweight aluminium flywheel
The nitro gas engine is a scaled-down, two stroke internal combustion engine. The flywheel design allows for a quick response from this nitro GP motor.
Fuel Tank
A leak proof, large capacity fuel tank with overflow. Refuelling your rc GP vehicle is quick and easy - from a squeezy bottle. As for the nitro fuel, always check that you buy the nitro methane variety for your rc nitro vehicle, and never the gasoline that you fill up your automobile with on the forecourt. Either way, a safety warning: rc nitro gas fuel is flammable.
One of the major challenges with running an rc nitro GP vehicle, especially for beginning rc enthusiasts, is starting the engine. This is why it is important to try and understand the technicalities of the nitro gas engine components - very much like the skills and knowledge that a mechanic who works on a real world automobile has. With experience however, and some basic mechanical skills, you could soon aim for a high-end rc nitro GP vehicle that you could build from a kit, or construct from engine and mechanical components that you have sourced individually yourself.
Unsurprisingly, the cost of ownership of rc nitro gas vehicles tends to be higher than rc electric vehicles. This is obviously due to the requirements of the internal combustion engine.
The remaining features in the specification above for the rc nitro gas vehicle are usually common to rc electric vehicles as well. These features were explained in a previous article that focussed on rc electric vehicles.
To conclude, your ownership options for your rc nitro gas vehicle are whether you want to run it on road or off road and whether you wish to build an rc nitro gas vehicle yourself or to purchase it off the shelf, ready to run. In any case, just become an expert by simply understanding what makes your rc nitro gas vehicle tick and what is necessary to run your rc nitro gas vehicle at optimum efficiency - without getting too 'geeky' over the technical specification.
Vijay Patel introduces newbies to the RC hobby world. Find out how easy it is to fuel your RC hobby enthusiasm at http://www.rcautomobiles.com, where Vijay welcomes your feedback on how he may serve you better.
o Ground Clearance: 4.5 mm
o Wheel Diameter: 65 mm
o Wheel Width: 26 mm
o Engine level: 15/16cxp
In this article, I'll be concentrating on the rc nitro-gas fuelled vehicle specific features of this specification only:
Glow Starter / Advanced Engine Starter / Glow Plug Igniter
This is the igniter for the nitro GP vehicle engine. This device is powered by a singular Nickel Cadmium battery. At the top of the nitro GP engine, you should find a Glow Plug, to which you attach the Glow Starter. When the Glow Plug heats up (it actually glows!) and you remotely start the nitro engine, the nitro fuel ignites and your nitro gas vehicle is ready to burn rubber!
Lightweight aluminium flywheel
The nitro gas engine is a scaled-down, two stroke internal combustion engine. The flywheel design allows for a quick response from this nitro GP motor.
Fuel Tank
A leak proof, large capacity fuel tank with overflow. Refuelling your rc GP vehicle is quick and easy - from a squeezy bottle. As for the nitro fuel, always check that you buy the nitro methane variety for your rc nitro vehicle, and never the gasoline that you fill up your automobile with on the forecourt. Either way, a safety warning: rc nitro gas fuel is flammable.
One of the major challenges with running an rc nitro GP vehicle, especially for beginning rc enthusiasts, is starting the engine. This is why it is important to try and understand the technicalities of the nitro gas engine components - very much like the skills and knowledge that a mechanic who works on a real world automobile has. With experience however, and some basic mechanical skills, you could soon aim for a high-end rc nitro GP vehicle that you could build from a kit, or construct from engine and mechanical components that you have sourced individually yourself.
Unsurprisingly, the cost of ownership of rc nitro gas vehicles tends to be higher than rc electric vehicles. This is obviously due to the requirements of the internal combustion engine.
The remaining features in the specification above for the rc nitro gas vehicle are usually common to rc electric vehicles as well. These features were explained in a previous article that focussed on rc electric vehicles.
To conclude, your ownership options for your rc nitro gas vehicle are whether you want to run it on road or off road and whether you wish to build an rc nitro gas vehicle yourself or to purchase it off the shelf, ready to run. In any case, just become an expert by simply understanding what makes your rc nitro gas vehicle tick and what is necessary to run your rc nitro gas vehicle at optimum efficiency - without getting too 'geeky' over the technical specification.
Vijay Patel introduces newbies to the RC hobby world. Find out how easy it is to fuel your RC hobby enthusiasm at http://www.rcautomobiles.com, where Vijay welcomes your feedback on how he may serve you better.
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