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BashNSlash 02-23-2019 09:30 PM

Which Orlandoo build?
 
I'm looking to get an orlandoo in either a defender or jeep, but I'd like to use my flysky gt5 radio with it.

Is there a specific kit # that includes everything but the receiver and radio? Is anyone running a flysky radio with these tiny trucks?

Intashu 02-23-2019 09:35 PM

Re: Which Orlandoo build?
 
All the normal kits are just the chassis/tires/body. you'll need to order a servo motor, esc, reciever all separate.

and any radio works so long as you got the receiver for it.

just make sure when you order a kit of your preference, you pick up a n20 motor for it (suggest the 300rpm) and a ESC. for the servo there are a few sizes that fit, but it seems like the 1.7-2.2g servo's are best. I purchased a 3.7g servo and had to custom mount it as it was too large!

BashNSlash 02-23-2019 09:47 PM

Re: Which Orlandoo build?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Intashu (Post 5912818)
All the normal kits are just the chassis/tires/body. you'll need to order a servo motor, esc, reciever all separate.

I do see kits with electronics and/or a radio, but i also see the barebones kits being sold. If I can get one with "everything" but the radio, that would be a good start, but I appreciate the other suggestions.

Does the 300 rpm motor offer enough torque for crawling?

Intashu 02-23-2019 11:31 PM

Re: Which Orlandoo build?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by BashNSlash (Post 5912823)
Does the 300 rpm motor offer enough torque for crawling?

I feel the 300rpm is the most balanced of the motors, it gives it a little speed to move, while maintaining plenty of torque to crawl.

if you intend to exclusively do crawling you can go with a slower motor, but you may find it feels a little TOO slow. and anything over 300rpm is better if you do more trail-like driving without as much crawling.

many users prefer the ~200rpm range for their trucks, and it's not a bad option either, I just personally felt it was TOO slow at full throttle!

BIGW0RM 02-24-2019 10:13 AM

Re: Which Orlandoo build?
 
I heard the wrangler has a metal gear in the axle and the f150 you have to buy it as an option.

I’m planning on a Jeep someday myself. Look forward to seeing your posts on it!


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Brake Weight 02-24-2019 10:22 AM

Re: Which Orlandoo build?
 
There are many threads on the Orlandoos in this forum. All the ins and outs, shortcomings, and surprises as well as simple and complicated mods. Phaximus has brought a lot of the info.

BIGW0RM 02-24-2019 05:18 PM

Re: Which Orlandoo build?
 
Does anyone know if they offer the Jeep preassembled? I do not want to build it. I just want to drive. lol.

Brake Weight 02-24-2019 05:45 PM

Re: Which Orlandoo build?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by BIGW0RM (Post 5913003)
Does anyone know if they offer the Jeep preassembled? I do not want to build it. I just want to drive. lol.



No.

BIGW0RM 02-24-2019 06:04 PM

Re: Which Orlandoo build?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Brake Weight (Post 5913012)
No.

While I totally want one now that I have a BlackJack. I do not want to put it together. Those little screws...lol.

I love all the options you get with them. That looks WAY cool. But the pricing adds up to get one rolling.

krawldude 03-04-2019 01:45 PM

Re: Which Orlandoo build?
 
Get the Jeep, Flysky is fine because i use on all of them. I used 120rpm motor for serious indoor crawling cause they have plenty of torque for group convoy if you wanted to push other guys on the trails. My next Defender build has 80rpm. Stay away from F150 unless you like to collect them. "thumbsup"

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BashNSlash 03-04-2019 02:07 PM

Re: Which Orlandoo build?
 
Beautiful trucks! I ordered the Jeep with everything except the receiver/radio. Looking forward to building it! It'll come with the 120rmp motor (I believe), so I'll go up or down on the next motor from there after I've had a chance to try it.

djc32294 03-25-2019 11:39 AM

Re: Which Orlandoo build?
 
Invest in a good head lamp!

I am in the middle of assembling my jeep and couldn't believe the size of the pins and screws. Keep a clean and organized workspace as well. Luckily they give some extra quantities.

BashNSlash 03-25-2019 12:16 PM

Re: Which Orlandoo build?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by djc32294 (Post 5921980)
Invest in a good head lamp!

I am in the middle of assembling my jeep and couldn't believe the size of the pins and screws. Keep a clean and organized workspace as well. Luckily they give some extra quantities.

I use a headlamp for everything! Also, make sure to magnetize the screwdriver! You couldn't build this kit without a magnetic tip.

dr frankenstyle 03-25-2019 12:41 PM

Re: Which Orlandoo build?
 
The worst part for me on my Jeep build was those friggin' little smd lights. :roll: As if the screws aren't small enough for an old man, solderin' those #*%&-ers is a bitch! I went thru 3 or 4 fails to get 'em all lit up. :lmao:
Have fun and post 'er up!

8) jim

djc32294 03-25-2019 01:58 PM

Re: Which Orlandoo build?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by dr frankenstyle (Post 5922002)
The worst part for me on my Jeep build was those friggin' little smd lights. :roll: As if the screws aren't small enough for an old man, solderin' those #*%&-ers is a bitch! I went thru 3 or 4 fails to get 'em all lit up. :lmao:
Have fun and post 'er up!

8) jim

I'm sure! The electronics are the part I'm dreading the most. I can weld, but not solder :lmao:

BashNSlash 03-25-2019 02:21 PM

Re: Which Orlandoo build?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by dr frankenstyle (Post 5922002)
The worst part for me on my Jeep build was those friggin' little smd lights. :roll: As if the screws aren't small enough for an old man, solderin' those #*%&-ers is a bitch! I went thru 3 or 4 fails to get 'em all lit up. :lmao:
Have fun and post 'er up!

8) jim

I heard you can get presoldered smd lights for cheap ton ebay. That might be an option - I haven't even touched the lighting on my truck yet [emoji23]

dr frankenstyle 03-25-2019 02:47 PM

Re: Which Orlandoo build?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by BashNSlash (Post 5922041)
I heard you can get presoldered smd lights for cheap ton ebay. That might be an option - I haven't even touched the lighting on my truck yet [emoji23]

Yep, I got some for rock-lites on my TRX. They're definitely the way to go if you don't mind a little wait and a little more cost. "thumbsup"

8) jim

djc32294 03-26-2019 06:11 AM

Re: Which Orlandoo build?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by BashNSlash (Post 5922041)
I heard you can get presoldered smd lights for cheap ton ebay. That might be an option - I haven't even touched the lighting on my truck yet [emoji23]

Hm! I will have to look into that. Thanks for the tip.

gotdurt 04-01-2019 10:30 PM

Re: Which Orlandoo build?
 
I skipped the lights on my D110 and my son's Jeep; would be kinda neat, but not really necessary and we are using 2ch radios I already had. Then I added larger tires to my D110 and had to cut the front lamp holders for clearance under full-tuck, so guess I'll never wire mine...

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raydaddy 04-21-2019 06:05 AM

Re: Which Orlandoo build?
 
Want to build them all . Very cool little rigs.


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