BMW and Toyota the two companies agreed on a collaborative research in the field of next-generation lithium-ion battery technologies. They have also agreed to identify and discuss other possible collaborative projects. TheAutoChannel.com has the complete details.
www.RCSPARKS.com - NEW WEBSITE!! CHECK IT OUT !! A quick look at a brief run of Teds’ Losi MRC, Converted to a GC2 Chassis. I was just chatting to the camera as I watched this little machine in action. Quite remarkable for the size. Can you believe thay ACTUALLY get smaller than this? Yup.. as small as a 1 scale.. a “micro” crawler.. un-real. Anyways.. enjoy 
COMMON QUESTIONS: 1) How Much for a good rock crawler? 1a) That is a tough one. It depends on your definition of “good”. All rock crawling rigs in this video are Pro Comp ready - and cost upwards of 00 - 00. 2) What is the cheapest rock crawler? 2a) Again - it depends on the changing time. Currently - IMO - the best value for a starter ROCK crawler would be an Axial Scorpion RTC. Google it. 3) Nice clip. Do these rigs have selectable axles? meaning, can the operator turn the axle on and off? Seemed like some would only drive one axle, then would drive two. Why are only the front tires spinning? thanks. 3a) Yes - what you are referring to is something called a “DIG”. It created a pivot point for the truck - if it needs to turn on a sharp radius - And has a Motor-On-Axle setup - meaning.. one motor mounted to each axle. By controlling the power to the individual they can create a spot for the truck to “dig” with. 4) What type of batteries do you guys run 4a) -Most of us Run LIPO batteries. 1000-2000mAH 2s & 3s depending on the rig. 5) I notice lots of you guys are running HPI rock grabbers. Are those a good …
Nissan is changing the way we think about driving. Meet the new car. Join the Nissan LEAF conversation at bit.ly
Charging your Nissan LEAF is like charging your mobile phone — just plug it in. Here’s how to set up your home charger. Join the Nissan LEAF conversation at bit.ly
Better Place unveils its first automated electric vehicle battery switch station in Yokohama, Japan. Video copyright Better Place. Used with persmission. Read the story at Wired.com
Emergency welding technique using 3 car batteries wired in series. Knowing how to do this may just save you from haivng to leave your rig out in the middle of nowhere. If you’re going to go wheeling you need to know how to save your own butt. AAA doesn’t respond if your 20 miles off the beaten path. This is the second video that I’ve done on this subject. The first video showed me doing an acutal trail repair, but wasn’t very detailed. I had so many responses from people that didn’t understand what was going on, or for some reason thought it wasn’t possible, that I decided to do a video in a controlled environment and show exactly what welding with car batteries is all about.
Will the Nissan Leaf save the Polar Bears?… Thanks for watching! Please SUBSCRIBE! Keep up with me on: Facebook www.facebook.com Twitter www.twitter.com Directed by: Michael Gallagher www.youtube.com Steve Greene as the Polar Bear www.youtube.com Bree Essrig www.youtube.com Nikki Limo www.youtube.com Watch the ORIGINAL VIDEO: www.youtube.com Grizzly Theme by: Becky Jensen www.youtube.com Andy Jensen “Gear Head” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons “Attribution 3.0″ creativecommons.org
Why the Nissan LEAF is the official car of Lance and Team Radio Shack. Join the Nissan LEAF conversation at bit.ly
This is a response to my “how to make mini buss bars” video - People were saying “doing that gives 24 volts” - Here’s the proof that it doesn’t! Got Questions? - Click Below www.youtube.com It’s perfectly safe when adding a second battery! “Wire up the PASSION - Remove your brain from your head unit and plug it into your amplifier” - Rob - Comment of the month lol
Get a close look at the Nissan LEAF iAd. It’s a new way to explore the new car on your iPhone, without ever leaving your favorite apps. Join the Nissan LEAF conversation at bit.ly
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