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San Diego RC Crawlers

Cool, welcome bizarrefish. I'm not overly familiar with Northern SD to be honest. May want to check out San Diego Scalers on facebook. They are a pretty big group that tries to stay active and may know crawl spots up there.
 
Cool, welcome bizarrefish. I'm not overly familiar with Northern SD to be honest. May want to check out San Diego Scalers on facebook. They are a pretty big group that tries to stay active and may know crawl spots up there.

Thanks for advice, sent out request to join, San Diego is close enough, only 25 minutes from the heart of the city anyway. No doubt most of the bashing is done north of SD in anycase.
 
There are crawl spots throughout San Diego. Several in East County (West Hills, Flynn Springs, Summit Dr), a few in La Jolla, Otay Lakes, Chula Vista, Mission valley, Del Cerro, Escondidio are the ones that come to mind that I've been to or heard about within San Diego. In regards to bashing/go-fast, I know there is a decent public track at fiesta island, down in chula vista and there are 2 actual race tracks (Miramar and Chula Vista) to get your race fix.

Just got a stock yeti? anything else? What mods does it have?

I know some guys are up in oceanside so maybe they know of crawl spots up there since that's considerably closer to you. There are also a lot of spots in Temecula area as well.
 
There are crawl spots throughout San Diego. Several in East County (West Hills, Flynn Springs, Summit Dr), a few in La Jolla, Otay Lakes, Chula Vista, Mission valley, Del Cerro, Escondidio are the ones that come to mind that I've been to or heard about within San Diego. In regards to bashing/go-fast, I know there is a decent public track at fiesta island, down in chula vista and there are 2 actual race tracks (Miramar and Chula Vista) to get your race fix.

Didnt even think to take it to the SD Raceway, not sure they would appreciate a yeti screaming around the track would they? Good fun though :-). I have a B5M to help scratch the racing fix and SDR is my local for that as well.

Just got a stock yeti? anything else? What mods does it have?

I bought the kit, I'm old school so try and steer away from RTR. I have some mods for the system to make it more robust, mainly Vanquish arms and titanium turnbuckles. Saving for the curie rear axle. Tempted to get the two step solution so i can use it for crawling more effectively as well as a turn of speed.

I know some guys are up in oceanside so maybe they know of crawl spots up there since that's considerably closer to you. There are also a lot of spots in Temecula area as well.

Ok great thanks. Was ideally after a wonderful google maps overlay someone might have done with all the cool spots for crawling in the area. Maybe its an idea that no one has done yet that I can take up to help others.

cheers

Richard
 
If 1/8th scale buggies/truggies can tear up the track at SDRC....I can't imagine the Yeti being any worse than that.

Yeah I prefer kits myself, first kit was a rc10b2 when i was 11/12 I forget whenever those came out.

I recall seeing a map before on SocalRC but believe it was more track related.

It would be smart/interesting to do a GPS/track my crawl/location type of map. I can barely remember to take pictures or use my gopro let alone try and GPS something.

Lastly....How did you know my name? I'm Richard..."thumbsup"
 
If 1/8th scale buggies/truggies can tear up the track at SDRC....I can't imagine the Yeti being any worse than that.

True! And the drivers rarely get around the track successfully lol

Yeah I prefer kits myself, first kit was a rc10b2 when i was 11/12 I forget whenever those came out.

Tamiya Vanquish then a Schumacher Pro-Cat late 1980's early 1990's :-)


I recall seeing a map before on SocalRC but believe it was more track related.

It would be smart/interesting to do a GPS/track my crawl/location type of map. I can barely remember to take pictures or use my gopro let alone try and GPS something.

Okay, I'll try and track something down, was really after the locations I can park up and take the boys for some bashing around that isnt the local park or nature reserve where I have to drive reserved or frowned upon.

Lastly....How did you know my name? I'm Richard..."thumbsup"
We're fortunate we have the same first name then :-). "thumbsup"
 
I have seen it done on other forums but I forget how they do it, yet, I know for ppl who ride mountain bikes, they used google maps and colored in the area or trail. Thr same could be had for crawling parks/spots/areas. And its modifiable so that anyone in a group (or public with admin looking over) can add to the map. That way new comers or even ppl from out if town or ppl traveling have a map of the spots. Kinda like the weedmaps app..lol. But with google map being thr base. I can look it up and the rest can add to it if interested. I remember know..it was for bmx and skate ppl looking for spots around town (SD) and elsewhere. It was awesome. 100% user friendly. I will see if I can get a hold of the admin on silverfish and see if he can lead me in a direction.
If anyone else has ideas, lets hear em!
 
Well I was added to the San Diego scalers page, seem a good bunch on there although will take some time to insert yourself into the relationships that already exist. Will take time and a couple of meets no doubt.

On the other point for a scalers map, managed to make one in Google Maps here; https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=zI1YtRJoLdq4.k_52k7NajKcM&usp=sharing

Not sure how you would use the layers and the lines / shape colouring to determine areas to see. Ideally if you made it nationwide or global, people would simply go to their area of interest anyway. Main issue is that editing rights means they would have access to everything unless you embedded the map in a site and asked for grid suggestions..

Anyway, take a look and see what you think, happy to open it up to anyone to play around, just need an email address that you use for google services to add you to the permissions.
 
Also....I will be at Hillside park in El Cajon on Wednesday (tomorrow) at 9am. There will be two others trofferb and seeds will be there hopefully.


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I received my tf2 swb kit. I'm stoked. It's super nice.


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Just an FYI Krazy Kevin's Hobbies in Chula Vista is carrying more and more Crawler goodies and can order everything else...

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Just an FYI Krazy Kevin's Hobbies in Chula Vista is carrying more and more Crawler goodies and can order everything else...

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I'm not in the Chula Vista area, but sure glad to hear of another shop in town in case I'm in need of something... anything [emoji2]
 
Hey guys I know it's short notice but San Diego Scalers would love to have you all come out and join us for our Del Cerro G6 this Sat Sept 12th.
The address is 6434 Pasatiempo Dr. San Diego, Ca.
$10 registration fee
8am sign ups start, 8:30/45 drivers meeting 9am start.
2.2 and 1.9 1st, 2nd, 3rd place plus a great raffle with prizes sent from Proline, Axial, Krazy Kevins Hobbies, and Team KNK Hardware.
Come out and try your skill
 
Oh I see how it is. I'm out of town for an amazing reason and you decide to have a local G6. >< Best of luck, I'm sure it'll be a great time =)
 
I just got stationed in San Diego in May.
only have a RTR yeti right now but look forward to meeting other crawlers here in San Diego so see you guys on Saturday.
 
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