I've been looking for information on this and after going through 15 different videos whereupon they wasted my freaking life they were that bad no info just dumb… I finally found this video thank you so much for showing everything we needed to see. You showed off the Gyro what I expected it to do but thanks for showing I think I'm going to get one

I have this gyroscope ordered it off of banggood with a racerstar 80a esc and 3660 brushless motor, on dirt, gravel or pavement it keeps my traxxas 4x4 stable at high speeds. This is defently a good product

Just got back to the Rc hobby while being quarantined due to c infection (think omikron). Just had a SC truck stored around for couple of years gathering dust, so now I was asking myself if this thing could drift. Order now such gyro module and can’t wait to install it and take it outside when my health allows it. Great video, thanks!

Very interesting with the gyroscope, it should help a lot when driving, thanks for sharing 👍

Great video buddy. Looks sweet

Great test and demonstration! Thumbs up for Tomley’s Stability Management 😄 One can’t really be too careful when it comes to one certain brand.

Impressive! Thanks

Thanks for the upload.

Thanks for taking the time to make & post this video! I'm currently looking at getting this little gyro. I have a traxxas rustler 2wd. Now that I'm doing 40mph+ on the car, it's getting a bit harder to control. And I have a brushless system coming in that will make things even harder to control lol. I hope this is compatible with the stock 3 channel TQ receiver.

Nice vid 👍

Very informative. I think a Gyro would really help me out. Thanks Tomley. ... 👍

I had an extra gyro that I used in my race car. It didn’t allow for separate aileron controls and because I prefer flaperons, the gyro is useless to me for airplanes, but not for my car. Incredible to see how much of a difference it can make!

Nice dude great video. Nice slow mo

Awsome video!!

A gyro depends upon the Servo you use also. If the servo you use is slow or is a low torque servo your gyro wouldn't be able to hold the position of your car as well. If it's slow it would not correct the problem quickly enough and if it isn't strong enough it would not have any holding power. This would cause your gyro to work much harder sending correction signals to your servo and it would over work your servo also. So not having a good enough servo would affect the performance of your gyro and also shorten it's life and that of the servo. I had an experience I had a Yokomo Dp-302 V4 gyro and a Traxxsas 2255 servo Torque-400 oz/in and speed 0.15s to go 60deg. This worked so good it held my Rustler Ruler straight. Then I upgraded my radio to a Futaba 4PV and Futaba strongly suggested to link it only with Futaba servos and I also got a Futaba gyro to keep it within the Futaba Family. So I got a Futaba s 3071HV servo Torque-146oz/in and speed 0.19s to 60deg and a Futaba gyc441 gryo. The performance in holding my car straight wasn't anywhere as good. Not because of the gyro but because of the servo. I got the top end Traxxsas servo and it speed and torque were much better. A point is that to get really great performance from top companies you have to spend a lot more. That being said if you go with their higher end servos they are really good but you have to pay $ 120 plus.

Great gadget I need to get one or two!

Thank you bro

Cool! :)

Wow what a difference that makes am definitely going to get one for my FTX OUTLAW 😁 thanks for sharing and a fantastic video my friend 🤘😁😊👍

If I run HV setup will it work. Can I run 6v even? I need gyro for hpi Savage x

This gyro, I believe, burned up the 7kg stock servo on a brand new Arrma Granite brushless. I was testing it in my rear patio area, around a table and some chairs, and then it wouldn't steer. There was an odor of sweet molasses where the servo sits. Opening the servo verified the fire damage. I have since upgraded to a 20KG and willing to try again if enough people concur with me that the original 7kg was too weak and caused the failure, and upgrading to a 20KG would be the solution. I would hate to waste another servo.

So I put a Traxxas tsm receiver with tqi controller in my Cen Reeper but isn't working. But I didn't position it central like you did. Is that the problem?

I’ve got 3 of these I bought when I found them for $8 each on eBay, now most my rc’s have tsm or avc I’ve got them sitting in my extra parts bin

can you make a wire mapping with the Gyro sensor in pls?

I know this is a very old video but I have the k989 1/28 scale drift car I have that same gyro and I turned the controller on I turned the receiver on get the rapid Flash and then it goes solid red but steering does not even work I was wondering if you could just please take a minute and I don't know tell me that it's just messed up or something wrong I don't know I tried it very spots in a little car just doesn't work thank you

I've been using these for a while, they are a god send in some vehicles, especially as you up the power and want to drive on dirt etc. They can literally transform a vehicle from undriveable to a pleasant basher. One I can think of in particular is my 1st gen short wheelbase E-Maxx. Upgraded it to brushless and it really struggled to stay straight with all the extra power. And I found the bigger transfer of force when you came off the throttle made it twitchy and unstable too, especially with the short wheelbase. If you gave it a full speed blast and then braked or even just coasted it could get easily upset or veer to one side because the back end was wanting to overtake the front. It got quite annoying when even going in a straight line become hair raising. Adding a gyro meant all the little inputs that were previously necessary to stop it flipping over were no longer necessary and you could concentrate purely on driving it. There's now a much greater feeling of stability and being in control where before the thing just felt overpowered.

Hello, want to ask, if you gain the gyro, then run the car, is it gonna change the turning radius become wider ? On the other , if gyro OFF, the turning radius become normal again

where was that filmed?

will this work with a cheap rtr radio? or do you need a better radio? thax

Is it waterproof?

Would this gyro work on a baja 5b?

Tomley, does that rig have Lipo protection? I showed my sand rail by the same company recently in the RCSparks facebook/group and it doesn't have protection. Wrecked a nice 2000mah batt that way. BTW< I use Spektrums' version of traction control with which you can switch off the steering control & only use throttle control for stability. Much better combination if you're racing. Never try to use steering control at a track - it'll throw your rig off on every turn.

is this only for cars without a good differential?

What transmitter are you using?

i have the same gyro, i install it on my rwd drift car, it worked perfectly, but when i transfered it to my 2wd slash it stopped working. can somebody help me out?

Are they compatible with arrma transmitters

Damn that slow mo

What if you are driving on a slope?

Hey buddy I ordered that gyro from banggood.com and I just wanted to make sure that that is a safe site and also was wondering how long did it take you to get yours I ordered and paid for expedited shipping. And great video by the way you sold me on it

i would say if a car was setup with this gyro racing against same cars without it would win racing on a dirt coarse everytime as long as all drivers had equal skills...i am sure some drivers have been racing without gyros for a long time and they would do well against a gyro fitted car... thanks

Is it possible on a esc receiver combo and 5 wire servo? Thanks mate! Nice demonstration.

Sounds good but in fact I are absolutely no difference, maybe because of moving camera...