XR-10 with BWD chassis
 

Here are a couple videos of my XR-10 with Billet Works Designs chassis and upper/lower links. All but 1 clip so far have been taken by me holding my Droid under my chin and hoping that the crawler is in the frame. :lmao: I hope you enjoy them as much as I enjoyed making them. :mrgreen:

Build Thread:
http://www.rccrawler.com/forum/axial-xr10/312656-omegas-xr-10-now-xr-mantis.html

Link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmOnAOYHNlQ
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Link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4pz6I0G47U
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looks like it is workin pretty good for you. nice camera work i have seen some filmed with hands it was not nearly as good."thumbsup"

:lmao:I was going to say your chin does better work than most peoples hands!

Yeah, I guess compared to some videos my chin doesn't do too bad. :mrgreen:

Here's another one that I took/made today:

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cool
 

Man thats a cool place to crawl .Looks like you need a dig on that rig.

It has dual Mamba Micro Pros controlled by a 4PL radio. Where should I be using dig more?

When I first started crawling (shown in the 1st video and to a lesser extent the 2nd video) I didn't use dig or over/under-drive much at all as I was learning how to control the rig. The most I used dig for was to gain traction when going up some steep cliffs. Now I pretty much always under-drive the rear motor and I'm experimenting with dig to turn sharper, pivot on rocks and so forth.

Falls Park is definitely a cool place to crawl...it's 10 minutes from my house and the reason that I decided to get into crawling. "thumbsup"