My computer must be messed up, because I still can't view it.... the link doesn't even load on my comp.... :cry:

Make sure quicktime is installed and restart your computer. If it doesn't work then.. not sure what to tell ya :( I'll see if I can youtube it.

-Jeff

Youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DcZ62zMMwlw

Got the other video.. of my 8ight this time.

High Quality: http://rc.jeffjassky.com/videos/brus...ht_feb_2nd_08/

Kinda rough editing again.. but it gets the point across well enough.

Got the new video on youtube...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_NGdjwChYM Comment and rate please! :D

Thanks to Chapito for filming during my race.

Big thank you for posting it onto You Tube. That was great fun watching. The buggy seems to be doing quite well for you. :smile:

Thanks :).. yeah it's great so far.. except it turns out that all of my shocks were completely empty when I pulled it off of the track. No wonder it was handling so weirdly :oh:

Looked a little like it was riding a pogo stick.:lol:

I was watching the video thinking th same thing. I couldnt figure out if the suspension was to soft or too stiff from the vid, but I certainly could tel it wanst handeling very well.

Great vids by the way! I wish I could get someone to take some vid of my buggy on the track. Everyone is always so busy scrambling around they dont have time or want to bother.

Capito was really smokin in that vid. If the stupid truggy in that race would have quit wiping him out with its size he would have just walked away with the race. Do you know what kind of truggy that was? It looked like it was getting around trhe track pretty nicely, keeping up with the buggys and all.

That's a Jammin X1 CRT. The driver of that truggy is actually a kid named Cade Whittenton who you can see on the drivers stand. I think he's 9 years old (Not positive). He's pretty darn good. You can also see him marshling for my buggy in the other video about 50 seconds in. I'm very impressed wit how he handled the truck getting stuck on mine. Instead of leaving it alone and assuming it would come off he continued running towards the cars regardless of my stupidity attempting to drive off with him on top of me. Good racer and good marshal. Him and his dad (Jon) typically race revos and do very well with them. Definitely fun to race with.

-J

I actually got away on the first lap but caught the pipe that splits the entry to pit lane the first time around and ended up on my lid directly in front of the driver's stand. I won the race turning consistent 31's but if Roy(blue nitro buggy) would have kept it on all 4's he probably would have triumphed. He had a nice string of 29 second laps toward the end of the race. I need a couple of settup changes; never was comfortable going for the triple in the back or doubling into the second 3 in the six pack. Cade(the truggy pilot), is actually a pretty darn good driver. He is young though and occationally gets a little over zealous.

http://rc.jeffjassky.com/galleries/b...aper_thumb.jpg
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Right after a race.. so.. it's a little dirty :yipi:

Some more videos coming in a few days. The 8ight handled much much better today and I was actually able to do quite well in the a-main until something happened (not sure yet) where my car wouldn't go anymore :(

I changed gearing to 16/46. Temps today averaged around:
Motor: 140-150 after 5-8 minutes
ESC: 95-100 after 5-8 minutes
Battery: 80-90 after 5-8 minutes.

Im very hapy with those temps. If they stay around there I'll be a very happy bunny.

-Jeff

Nice set up. Who makes that motor plate you used?

Thats an RC-Monster item- checkout the store on the main website.

Love that buggy, turned out really nice.

hey just wondering what kinda camera do u use?