WOO HOO! We are excited to to get the Vekta 5 out out for it's first rip! First we must complete a few final checks - and dial it in on the transmitter/radio setup. We also wanted to show how to mix oil and gas, for those who have never seen it before - or are unsure of the container/mix bottle we use. We also cover the type of 2-stroke motor oil we want for efficient gasoline burning and engine lubrication.
Tighten the wheel nuts? Check! Mixed Fuel? Check! Added thread-lock every where we can? YES! Time to start up the Bartolone Racing - Kraken Mod 32cc Gas powered engine - and let this truck roar for the first time! We are taking it easy in the first few minutes of start up (and off camera ran the truck around for 3/4 of a tank on slow throttle) to help break in the engine. Right from the beginning.. this engine wanted to rippppp across the grass - and it sure was hard to maintain the URGE TO BLAST IT WiDE OPEN.. haha! But, as we progress in the film.. you will see the engine really start to open up. I can hardly wait to get a few tanks of fuel through this engine - to really see what it can do!
We ran into a few minor problems with the truck - it seems as though some of the first trucks had some soft plastics - and heck, we even broke an A arm in the film with very little force - but like mentioned during the video - this kinda weight/speed hurdling around a track for the first time will certainly divulge any issues that may have been caused during assembly at the factory. Regardless - we will have a new set of arms on this rig very soon - and look forward to running this truck all season. I think I have a new favourite 1/5th scale Monster truck.. and its the Vekta 5! Haha :)
If you are interested in purchasing a Vekta 5, or some of the awesome upgrades you see in this film - we get most our 1/5 scale gear from Dave's Discount Motors (aka DDM Racing): - including those nifty Hex bits for our drills. Daves has a huge inventory of RC parts that are hard to find, and everything you need for your RC tool box.
For more information on the ZENOAH G320RC 32.cc Bartolone Kraken Mod Engine for the VEKTA.5 :
A note from the Kraken site "The goal of this project is to optimize the overall power band while maintaining the same light weight of the stock motor. Coupled with Bartolone tuned pipe which we recommend for this motor, you will have a beast of a motor suitable to be called the KRAKEN MOD. Motor is plug and play for the VEKTA.5 and is the perfect companion for the LSE Kit or the ARTR non engine version."
Our friend Paul from "IMMERSiON DESiGN INC" was the designer and artist of my Vekta 5 Wrap. He did an excellent job on the colors and use of the brushed aluminum. The wrap is beautiful when paired with this Vekta 5 solid aluminum axles and the DDM wheels this entire rig really comes together. Visit Paul on his Facebook at:
STOCK VEKTA 5 PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS:
Type: CLASS 1500 Buggy 4WD
Scale:1/5 - 2 Stroke Gas Vehicle
Engine Type: Zenoah 32cc G320 (ARTR with Engine option)
1/4 Scale Servos Included for both ARTRs
Length:34.8in (884mm)
Width: 22.83in (580mm)
Height: 12.60in (320mm)
Battery Box Dimensions L: 120mm W: 51mm H: 47.5mm
Ground Clearance: 1.97in (50mm) adjustable to 3.98in (100mm)
Wheelbase: 23.94in (608mm)
Weight: 37.8 lbs (17.14 kg) - Without Motor
Main Chassis: 5mm thick 6061 T6 aluminum
Suspension: 2 Front-Wheel Independent with Rear Solid Axle
Drivetrain: 4WD - Front and Rear Differentials with Center Transmission
All Metal Center Transmission with adjustable slipper clutch
All metal gears in the differential housing
Tire Type: All Terrain Dominator, heavy threads for long wear. Medium compound
Wheel Size: 7.32x2.91 in (186x74mm)
Gear Ratio= 1:10.079
RC ADVENTURES™/ RCSparks Studio™ © 2017 Medic Media Productions Inc. All rights reserved. Publication, reproduction or distribution of this film by any means whatsoever - including without limitation electronic transmission via internet or e-mail, or re-uploading existing videos & re-uploading such material on any website anywhere in the world — is strictly prohibited without the prior written consent of Medic Media Productions Inc. Please note that the RCSparks Studio does not sell RC Products. The RCSparks Studio an independent promotor of a great hobby! I am not directly affiliated with any of the vendors or manufacturers in this video. The RCSparks Studio is not liable for any damage or loss through the use of products or techniques shown - Use at your own risk! This film and the RC ADVENTURES film series broadcast on YouTube is intended for entertainment purposes only.
Tighten the wheel nuts? Check! Mixed Fuel? Check! Added thread-lock every where we can? YES! Time to start up the Bartolone Racing - Kraken Mod 32cc Gas powered engine - and let this truck roar for the first time! We are taking it easy in the first few minutes of start up (and off camera ran the truck around for 3/4 of a tank on slow throttle) to help break in the engine. Right from the beginning.. this engine wanted to rippppp across the grass - and it sure was hard to maintain the URGE TO BLAST IT WiDE OPEN.. haha! But, as we progress in the film.. you will see the engine really start to open up. I can hardly wait to get a few tanks of fuel through this engine - to really see what it can do!
We ran into a few minor problems with the truck - it seems as though some of the first trucks had some soft plastics - and heck, we even broke an A arm in the film with very little force - but like mentioned during the video - this kinda weight/speed hurdling around a track for the first time will certainly divulge any issues that may have been caused during assembly at the factory. Regardless - we will have a new set of arms on this rig very soon - and look forward to running this truck all season. I think I have a new favourite 1/5th scale Monster truck.. and its the Vekta 5! Haha :)
If you are interested in purchasing a Vekta 5, or some of the awesome upgrades you see in this film - we get most our 1/5 scale gear from Dave's Discount Motors (aka DDM Racing): - including those nifty Hex bits for our drills. Daves has a huge inventory of RC parts that are hard to find, and everything you need for your RC tool box.
For more information on the ZENOAH G320RC 32.cc Bartolone Kraken Mod Engine for the VEKTA.5 :
A note from the Kraken site "The goal of this project is to optimize the overall power band while maintaining the same light weight of the stock motor. Coupled with Bartolone tuned pipe which we recommend for this motor, you will have a beast of a motor suitable to be called the KRAKEN MOD. Motor is plug and play for the VEKTA.5 and is the perfect companion for the LSE Kit or the ARTR non engine version."
Our friend Paul from "IMMERSiON DESiGN INC" was the designer and artist of my Vekta 5 Wrap. He did an excellent job on the colors and use of the brushed aluminum. The wrap is beautiful when paired with this Vekta 5 solid aluminum axles and the DDM wheels this entire rig really comes together. Visit Paul on his Facebook at:
STOCK VEKTA 5 PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS:
Type: CLASS 1500 Buggy 4WD
Scale:1/5 - 2 Stroke Gas Vehicle
Engine Type: Zenoah 32cc G320 (ARTR with Engine option)
1/4 Scale Servos Included for both ARTRs
Length:34.8in (884mm)
Width: 22.83in (580mm)
Height: 12.60in (320mm)
Battery Box Dimensions L: 120mm W: 51mm H: 47.5mm
Ground Clearance: 1.97in (50mm) adjustable to 3.98in (100mm)
Wheelbase: 23.94in (608mm)
Weight: 37.8 lbs (17.14 kg) - Without Motor
Main Chassis: 5mm thick 6061 T6 aluminum
Suspension: 2 Front-Wheel Independent with Rear Solid Axle
Drivetrain: 4WD - Front and Rear Differentials with Center Transmission
All Metal Center Transmission with adjustable slipper clutch
All metal gears in the differential housing
Tire Type: All Terrain Dominator, heavy threads for long wear. Medium compound
Wheel Size: 7.32x2.91 in (186x74mm)
Gear Ratio= 1:10.079
RC ADVENTURES™/ RCSparks Studio™ © 2017 Medic Media Productions Inc. All rights reserved. Publication, reproduction or distribution of this film by any means whatsoever - including without limitation electronic transmission via internet or e-mail, or re-uploading existing videos & re-uploading such material on any website anywhere in the world — is strictly prohibited without the prior written consent of Medic Media Productions Inc. Please note that the RCSparks Studio does not sell RC Products. The RCSparks Studio an independent promotor of a great hobby! I am not directly affiliated with any of the vendors or manufacturers in this video. The RCSparks Studio is not liable for any damage or loss through the use of products or techniques shown - Use at your own risk! This film and the RC ADVENTURES film series broadcast on YouTube is intended for entertainment purposes only.
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