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UNBOXiNG the Tamiya TT-02B Dual Ridge XB (RTR) 4WD 1/10 Buggy

Time for a time travel ... from the Tamiya DF-02 Rising Storm to the Tamiya TT-02B Dual Ridge ... the RC Buggy Space Age is back! Thank you for watching! Subscribe here for future RC content: https://www.youtube.com/c/NordicRCVis... Check out Nordic Hobby Visions (secondary informal channel) with vlogs, updates, behind the scenes and more hobby related content:    / @nordichobbyvisions719   See the video list in my channels for many more previous RC videos! New videos every week! Please comment and like ... if you like! Subscribe and "Ring the bell" to stay notified! Don't miss out! All support is greatly appreciated! Happy Hobby Days and Keep 'em Running! See you soon! ---------------------- The Tamiya Dual Ridge is a 1/10th scale 4WD Off/On Road Buggy from 2014 based on the Tamiya TT-02B Chassis. It employs a futuristic body design by Takayuki Yamazaki of PDC Designworks. The first little test run coming up here in a couple of days! Please subscribe, like and comment to support. It is greatly appreciated. Check out my channel for many more Tamiya models. For this controversial buggy, I decided to leave my comments out of the video and just let the Dual Ridge speak for itself. I am curious what your initial thoughts are of the TT-02B and the Dual Ridge model? For those interested in my personal thoughts and the TT-02B, here is a write-up followed by the specifications of the Tamiya Dual Ridge. I am definitely not deserting the DF-02 project and I hope that I am able to put together a few good comparison videos with the two projects in the nearby future. Agreed, many have been sceptical about the TT-02B chassis and the design of the Dual Ridge. And for good reasons it seems. The TT-02B is a VERY low riding entry-level buggy and the Dual Ridge is not a very typical buggy design for 2014. My desire to check it out originated out of three reasons: First of all, the TT-02B chassis, being the unofficial successor of the DF-02 chassis, seems a very logically step to go for after a long experience with the DF-02. Though very similar in design and concept (the DF-02 sharing drive train with the TT-01 and the TT-02B being a buggy version of the TT-02) the TT-02 seems to have taken notice of the weaknesses of the DF-02 and TT-01 and a features a number of improvements, mainly in terms of durability of the chassis itself and accessability to internal components. On the other side, it features a downgrade of the drive train: Where the DF-02 is supplied with internal metal ball bearings, metal gears and metal drive axles, the TT-02Bs equivalent parts are plastic. Secondly, the temptation to try out a bit "different" design, reminiscent of the late 1980s/early 1990s space/aero/futuristic era that I remember so well, coupled with an extremely good deal of the XB Dual Ridge version on Tamico , was a bit too high. Honestly, the two other TT-02B models, the Neo Scorcher and the Plasma Edge II, are extremely pleasing to my eyes. So pleasing, that I suspect one of the two, or both, some day will be featured on this channel too. But for now it's actually a bit liberating to get my hands on something that is not the typical and "perfect" 4WD Tamiya buggy design ... but very Tamiya'ish nontheless. The third reason is that I hope the TT-02B will make up a good hop-up project. Even though these projects can be seen as extremely foolish from a logically point of view (if one really wants a great 1/10 buggy it would definitely be wiser and more financially healthy to pick up a higher grade buggy from the beginning) I am fascinated with the process of tweaking these entry-level buggies. I already got a number of parts that I would like to try out. For an example, will the DF-02 Universal Shafts fit the TT-02B? I removed them from the DF-02 after a try-out, but as the suspension/drive shaft angle of the TT-02B is different from the DF-02, this might be the perfect fit. That's it! Looking forward for a new Tamiya Buggy Adventure with the TT-02B! Subscribe to follow along. ---------------------- Tamiya TT-02B Dual Ridge XB Specifications: Released in 2004 TT-02B (TT-02 Buggy) Bathtub-type Chassis Frame Shaft-Driven 4WD Length: 380 mm Width: 250 mm Height: 145 mm Wheelbase: 266 mm Tread: 217mm (Front), 208mm (Rear) Front/Rear 4-Bevel Differentials 3-Piece Steering Tie-Rod 4-Wheel Double Wishbone Suspension Square Spike Tires Tire Width/Diameter: 32/82mm (Front), 41/82mm (Rear) CVA Shock Units Gear Ratio＝10.71:1 Type 540 Motor (27T Silver Can) TEU-105BK ESC TSU-01 Servo TRU-08 2.4G Receiver TTU-08 Finespec 2.4G Transmitter ----------------------------------------------- Nordic RC Visions Statement: This video features homemade footage of my own radio-controlled unit, the Tamiya TT-02B Dual Ridge XB (Tamiya model 57876), from my personal RC model collection. All rights reserved.