RC Crew Chief

Old 06-16-2012, 08:11 PM
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Has anyone tried the RC Crew Chief software programme for an off road application. I had a quick look at the demo but it seems to be more on road even though the principals would be the same.
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Had a quick caht with the owner, Billl, and he said that Off Road chassis selections are at least are a year off. However, it is a very trick program and still applies to off road. With some simple tools you can create an off road chassis.

Very cool and unique product.
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What would be needed short term to make a off road chassis for the programme. I am not very computer savy
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Just looked at that site and watched all the vids he posted,

Pretty cool and a ton of useful info, once you factor in all the base line numbers.

Not sure how the offroad chassis componet (when it's done) will differ, but a cool tool to play with at 2 am if nothing else.
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Originally Posted by Teufel Racing
Just looked at that site and watched all the vids he posted,

Pretty cool and a ton of useful info, once you factor in all the base line numbers.

Not sure how the offroad chassis componet (when it's done) will differ, but a cool tool to play with at 2 am if nothing else.
The program will work for OffRoad. It is setup to allow you to create your own models. You just need to measure up the suspension geometry, shock mounts, wheel base ect. and punch in the numbers. There is a AE 8.2 buggy model available on the website.
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Working hard to build the Off Road Model Library. Just added models for AE RC8.2e and Yokomo Bmax4 (donated by a generous user) to the website.

Up next is Mugen MBX-6T Nitro Truggie. :-)

If anyone has that giving feeling and would like to contribute a model let me know. Tis the Season.
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Originally Posted by BobW
Working hard to build the Off Road Model Library. Just added models for AE RC8.2e and Yokomo Bmax4 (donated by a generous user) to the website.

Up next is Mugen MBX-6T Nitro Truggie. :-)

If anyone has that giving feeling and would like to contribute a model let me know. Tis the Season.
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What do you mean by contribute ? Do you actually need the buggy or just measurements?
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Just means that if a RC3 model for your chassis doesn't exist on the website, so you have created one then you can contribute it to the on-line library where it will be available to everyone.
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New Offroad models available for download from the website

AE B44.2 Buggy
Mugen MBX6T eco Truggy
Hot Bodies D8T Truggy
Losi 8ight 2.0 Buggy.
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Uploaded another batch of Off-Road Models
Losi 8ight-T V1.0 Econv
Losi XXX-SCT
Caster SK10
XRAY XB9E
XRAY XT8
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Uploaded more models

On-Road
Associated TC 6.2
Tamiya TB Evo5 MS

Off-Road
AE RC8T
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Just uploaded another batch of Models to the website for you Offroad guys.

AE B5M
AE B44.3
AE B44.3 with 88gm weight
Losi TLR22 2.0
Losi TLR22-4
Mugen MBX7R eco

Also for those who don't know RC Crew Chief Version 4 was released a the beginning of January. Lots of improvements and new features. Watch the Youtube video to get a quick summary.

RC Crew Chief V4 New Features
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I have been messing around with this and find it very fascinating. I am curious what the desired numbers are for an offroad car. Particularly a 1:8 nitro buggy.
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Originally Posted by masher81
I have been messing around with this and find it very fascinating. I am curious what the desired numbers are for an offroad car. Particularly a 1:8 nitro buggy.
Best advice is to start from a base setup, either the kit setup or something you are currently running that works. Where RC3 shines is showing you what happens when you make a change relative to your current settings so you can get everything possible out of the chassis.

I could suggest some base numbers but I would need to know what you are racing. Otherwise I'm kind of throwing darts blindfolded.
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I am racing a NB48.
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