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Exclusive Review Axial Yeti ax90026
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Re: Exclusive review of the Axial YETI AX90026
Plastic, non adjustable camber and steering links? Seriously? Oh well, should have known that would happen. Where the heck is a shift servo supposed to go? I don't see any logical space in those shots.
Plastic, non adjustable camber and steering links? Seriously? Oh well, should have known that would happen. Where the heck is a shift servo supposed to go? I don't see any logical space in those shots.
Re: Exclusive review of the Axial YETI AX90026
Is it me or did all the haters forget this is an RTR made to fit in most peoples budget. I'm sure the kit will flow with all the metal link and balls they want. Till then, if they want a $650 RTR with metal links and such, the they can just bite it. Half the damn fun of this hobby is wrenching on these damn trucks. If it came with all the goods already, what the hell should we wrench on?.
And who cares where the shift servo goes? It obviously wAs designed to accept one somewhere.
You guys should just be concerned if whether or not it has a Deans plug.
Is it me or did all the haters forget this is an RTR made to fit in most peoples budget. I'm sure the kit will flow with all the metal link and balls they want. Till then, if they want a $650 RTR with metal links and such, the they can just bite it. Half the damn fun of this hobby is wrenching on these damn trucks. If it came with all the goods already, what the hell should we wrench on?.
And who cares where the shift servo goes? It obviously wAs designed to accept one somewhere.
You guys should just be concerned if whether or not it has a Deans plug.
fordsuperduty
Rock Crawler
Now we know what the weight box is for. To prevent this ^^^^^^^^^^
rockhugger
RCC Addict
Re: Exclusive review of the Axial YETI AX90026
I'm sure it was a decision between a weight box or a wing as far as flying is concerned... I'll take the weight box. :ror:
I'm sure it was a decision between a weight box or a wing as far as flying is concerned... I'll take the weight box. :ror:
Re: Exclusive review of the Axial YETI AX90026
Let me apologize in advance. I'm in a foul mood and hearing people trash a sweet new rig that is designed by people who are as passionate about this hobby as we are just piss me off.
Let me apologize in advance. I'm in a foul mood and hearing people trash a sweet new rig that is designed by people who are as passionate about this hobby as we are just piss me off.
rockhugger
RCC Addict
Re: Exclusive review of the Axial YETI AX90026
maybe one of the tags apply to you, see below. :lmao:
You did a fine job of growling at the haters, I was quite entertained with your honesty "thumbsup".
maybe one of the tags apply to you, see below. :lmao:
You did a fine job of growling at the haters, I was quite entertained with your honesty "thumbsup".
Re: Exclusive review of the Axial YETI AX90026
I don't need a nap. I need the release date of the Yeti to be a month ago.:mrgreen:
I don't need a nap. I need the release date of the Yeti to be a month ago.:mrgreen:
Re: Exclusive review of the Axial YETI AX90026
Yep. :lmao: This is RTR...it looks to have a good base to build on and upgrade as we break it.
That's where I'd put it.
Throttle can help that, it's got four wheels for centrifugal inflight attitude adjustment. Let off too much front flip, full throttle and back flips, assuming the jump provides enough altitude and distance to complete the moves. "thumbsup" Weight box will help, but the batter is already in the rear and the proper way to land a gapper like that is to nose over and land all four on the down ramp. Hard to tell from camera angle if it was clean landing lol. :ror:"thumbsup"
I'll take both.
x2....hmmm....I'm kinda sleepy. Nap time....no wait....ride time!
Yep. :lmao: This is RTR...it looks to have a good base to build on and upgrade as we break it.
That's where I'd put it.
Throttle can help that, it's got four wheels for centrifugal inflight attitude adjustment. Let off too much front flip, full throttle and back flips, assuming the jump provides enough altitude and distance to complete the moves. "thumbsup" Weight box will help, but the batter is already in the rear and the proper way to land a gapper like that is to nose over and land all four on the down ramp. Hard to tell from camera angle if it was clean landing lol. :ror:"thumbsup"
I'll take both.
x2....hmmm....I'm kinda sleepy. Nap time....no wait....ride time!
bmuzz1
I wanna be Dave
Re: Exclusive review of the Axial YETI AX90026
Thanks a ton for the write up, proper flogging session and sweet pics Badger and Brandon!!
I ordered mine the second I got the message from Kevin @ TCS that the pre sale was up. I can't wait to get my hands on this killer new rig!!"thumbsup"
Thanks a ton for the write up, proper flogging session and sweet pics Badger and Brandon!!
I ordered mine the second I got the message from Kevin @ TCS that the pre sale was up. I can't wait to get my hands on this killer new rig!!"thumbsup"
Re: Exclusive review of the Axial YETI AX90026
Or maybe it's just that we don't all drink the Axial Kool-Aid and automatically think they can't do any wrong? It's an awesome rig, but it's not perfect. I'm not sure why you would get pissed about people voicing their opinions and mentioning valid points.
Re: Exclusive review of the Axial YETI AX90026
I;m not all over "Axial's Kool-Aid". Whats wrong with me voicing my valid opinion about the haters? The fact of the matter is this is an RTR kit, And if anyone else noticed, all the Axial RTR's have plastic links and plastic hollow balls. And then a month or two later, when Axial releases the "kit version" it has all the metal links and some other cool stuff to go along with it, and minus the electronics, it still ends close to, or more expensive than the RTR. The original JK RTR and kit are a perfect example of this.
So the fact that this is an RTR, and that people are hating the fact that it has plastic links, means they need to quit whining and wait longer for a kit.
I;m not all over "Axial's Kool-Aid". Whats wrong with me voicing my valid opinion about the haters? The fact of the matter is this is an RTR kit, And if anyone else noticed, all the Axial RTR's have plastic links and plastic hollow balls. And then a month or two later, when Axial releases the "kit version" it has all the metal links and some other cool stuff to go along with it, and minus the electronics, it still ends close to, or more expensive than the RTR. The original JK RTR and kit are a perfect example of this.
So the fact that this is an RTR, and that people are hating the fact that it has plastic links, means they need to quit whining and wait longer for a kit.
Wade
Rock Crawler
Re: Exclusive review of the Axial YETI AX90026
You and I should go get a beer......I love hating on the haters. I was going to respond to an earlier post about the plastic links, but you beat me to it. Yes the RTR all have the plastic links, and plastic this and that, then comes the kit with all the real goodies, nothing new there. Most everyone wanted IFS and low and behold I read in this thread someone wants to put a solid axle up front wtf. And as far as the shift servo.....I think you mount it on another vehicle and run them next to each other
Jay-Em
Rock Crawler
Re: Exclusive review of the Axial YETI AX90026
The only thing I could do was fall on my knees, screaming "WHYYYYYYY!!!!!".
Júst when I spent my budget on an Egress and pre-ordering the Kyosho re-re Scorpion, Axial pulls thìs from their hats...
Well. It's gonna be cheap bread and peanutbutter for the foreseeable future, because I really, REALLY want this. And those whiners that nag on about the plastic links, low-spec motors and all other things they immediately started pissin' an moanin' about, can go take a hike to someplace with rabid wolverines afaiac..
Judging by the hi-rez pics, the Yeti seems to have all the amenities I could ask for:
-easy lifted cage
-sway bars already fitted (a múst with ány reasonably fast solid axle)
-reasonable motor. 3150kv is plenty for a starters, especially on 3s
-high-quality aluminium dampers. (No more popping of damper-caps)
-scale goodies, like a full-on fuel cell, ánd a filler in the cage. Just add a bit of tubing..
And drivers,.. Be it that their helmets seem to be a tad on the small size, but that's easily rectified.
And, if I understand it correctly, a 2-speed already fitted. It only needs an extra servo and a 3-channel receiver+transmitter (or maybe just an extra servo)
I nèver had any trouble with the TH's 2-speed after correctly, and precisely setting the end-points.
And the size looks very good, whereas the TH, great piece of kit that it is, is a tad on the small side, but, truth be told, exactly right for a back-pack. Which is a good thing when one's real-life transport only has two wheels and runs on people-power :lol:
In short:I like what I am seeing, really, réally like it.
The only thing I could do was fall on my knees, screaming "WHYYYYYYY!!!!!".
Júst when I spent my budget on an Egress and pre-ordering the Kyosho re-re Scorpion, Axial pulls thìs from their hats...
Well. It's gonna be cheap bread and peanutbutter for the foreseeable future, because I really, REALLY want this. And those whiners that nag on about the plastic links, low-spec motors and all other things they immediately started pissin' an moanin' about, can go take a hike to someplace with rabid wolverines afaiac..
Judging by the hi-rez pics, the Yeti seems to have all the amenities I could ask for:
-easy lifted cage
-sway bars already fitted (a múst with ány reasonably fast solid axle)
-reasonable motor. 3150kv is plenty for a starters, especially on 3s
-high-quality aluminium dampers. (No more popping of damper-caps)
-scale goodies, like a full-on fuel cell, ánd a filler in the cage. Just add a bit of tubing..
And drivers,.. Be it that their helmets seem to be a tad on the small size, but that's easily rectified.
And, if I understand it correctly, a 2-speed already fitted. It only needs an extra servo and a 3-channel receiver+transmitter (or maybe just an extra servo)
I nèver had any trouble with the TH's 2-speed after correctly, and precisely setting the end-points.
And the size looks very good, whereas the TH, great piece of kit that it is, is a tad on the small side, but, truth be told, exactly right for a back-pack. Which is a good thing when one's real-life transport only has two wheels and runs on people-power :lol:
In short:I like what I am seeing, really, réally like it.
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motomoto
Pebble Pounder
Re: Exclusive review of the Axial YETI AX90026
Aw yeah! I remember when I purchased my TH all I wanted was Axial to release something like this. I have par taken in the juice that is Axial and I love it! So stoked for this. Plans spinning already. The multicopters will have to get some shelf time now!
Thanks for the write up and the pics Badger, you lucky duck you. As for the haters, the one thing to think about before you start to hate - you haven't driven this yet, let alone touch it. Be patient with your hate. In due time you will have the opportunity to make an informed decision of hate. You will then be respected for you hate...or not.
I say this in jest, let the good times roll!
Aw yeah! I remember when I purchased my TH all I wanted was Axial to release something like this. I have par taken in the juice that is Axial and I love it! So stoked for this. Plans spinning already. The multicopters will have to get some shelf time now!
Thanks for the write up and the pics Badger, you lucky duck you. As for the haters, the one thing to think about before you start to hate - you haven't driven this yet, let alone touch it. Be patient with your hate. In due time you will have the opportunity to make an informed decision of hate. You will then be respected for you hate...or not.
I say this in jest, let the good times roll!
Re: Exclusive review of the Axial YETI AX90026
I'm excited for Axial. It's great to see a completely new platform coming out. Not my cup of tea though. I'll stick to my Twin Hammers for now. This thing is just too big and wide for my taste. I need to see one in person and watch some videos before I can form any more of an opinion on it than that obviously. No matter what I think about it, I hope it's a big hit for Axial. "thumbsup"
I'm excited for Axial. It's great to see a completely new platform coming out. Not my cup of tea though. I'll stick to my Twin Hammers for now. This thing is just too big and wide for my taste. I need to see one in person and watch some videos before I can form any more of an opinion on it than that obviously. No matter what I think about it, I hope it's a big hit for Axial. "thumbsup"
