Perdó What's up guys? Eric, I've got the new Armacraden EXB Extreme Bash Crate. And guys, this is one sweet truck. I mean, it has tons and tons of upgrades, you know, especially compared to an RTR version. And again, this is a roller, so you can put whatever electronics in it you want to, you know, without having to do many upgrades at all. I mean, it's going to be pretty much up pretty on your copper head too, the boots on it. As far as the inside goes, we're going straight to the beef. It's got 7075 T6 chassis and shock towers. And that's a huge upgrade right there. The towers looks to be about 5mm thick. And it's got aluminum, a servo mount. It's got aluminum upper suspension block. You guys can see that right there in the red anodized. And the bottom of the chassis, again, this is 7075. If you can read this, just send it. I mean, it's got a super thick A arm's on it. Very, you know, kind of like the majave, very similar to the majave. So this should definitely, you know, take a beating. I mean, the shocks feel really dialed, really nice. And one really nice thing is the differentials. It's got an open rear like stock, but the center and the front have a limited slip. So that, you know, as you start taking off, you know, it'll start tightening up and, you know, and stop the power bleed out to the front wheels. You know, it should also help handling and stuff too. So that's a really cool option. And the gear is the ring and pinion in front and the rear are thicker gears. And they have more of a spiral, more of a curve to them. So they should be a lot stronger. So it's a lot stronger. They're back here. It's got a plastic cover over the cups, which kind of locked them in. So you don't have to use a red lock tight. You know, let's have the tower to tower brace, you know, like usual. You know, but just having these chassis braces right here, which these things are solid. I should, you know, really, you know, keep this chassis straight, you know, especially with the T6 chassis. So we'll definitely say all that goes. It's got aluminum spindles back here. I mean, that's just really nice. I mean, it's super nice details. And also on the bearings, it's got rubber steel bearings in here. So you don't have to go changing those out. So that's that's a really nice option out of the box. So I can't wait to give this thing a rip. Again, I'm going to be, I just wanted to give you guys, you know, just a quick limp to this truck before I put my electronics in it. And this can't wait to give this thing a go. I mean, this is one, one awesome truck. I mean, Armour really listens to, you know, to the basher's, you know, what upgrades are needed. Just to bulletproof these things up. And I think it's really cool that they're offering, you know, something in the world. I'm going to show you a real electronics in it. I thought I'd go and show you a real quick before I give this thing. It's his first hard bash. I do have a hobby star, a $492 size can, a $1480 KV with a $23 tooth pinion, a max six ESC max punch. I'm going to put a little screen over the top of this just to help keep, you know, keep grass blades and rocks and dirt and stuff out of there. I had this little, yeah, racing fan, a heat sink combo, a sitting in the garage. But I threw that on there and just, you know, see what happens. It should definitely help, you know, cool the motor. I'm not sure if his fan blades will last for a long, but you know, just the heat sink will, you know, will definitely help. I've got a Power HD 23 kilogram servo in here. This is basically my go-to servo from my basters. I mean, I'm very rarely a strip one of these out. They're, you know, very tough servos. Not super fast, but they're definitely tough. And I worth the money. I mean, only $39 bucks. I must have the time like one eBay Amazon. I was at earlier right here at the top plate. They are using a 4M bolt now, her screw, which is a huge improvement, you know, because a little 3mm would screw would, would, uh, shear off. Um, and right here at the hinge, at the, uh, at the upper, uh, hinge pan block, they've got a screw in here that screws down to help hold that pin in from backing out. And if you can see that, so that's, that's a, I mean, it's very nice little details that Armus put into this. He definitely did her homework on this truck. And she is definitely a hard bash, uh, already. So, all right, guys, see what's up. Guys, this baby's fast. Oh, almost landed on that eyed drain. That would have stuck. Oh, didn't get that second rotation around in time. All right, guys, that's going to be it for the first, uh, first run. And she's an absolute animal. Uh, nothing's broke on it that I could see. I'm really digging this front bumper. I mean, this is an awesome upgrade right here. It definitely saves the truck. Everything looks pretty good. I'll see the chassis. The chassis still looks pretty straight. And I'll see you in the huge bands in it. I have to put a roller to get accurate test, but it's nothing sticking out, Timmy. Uh, let's pull the shell off real quick. I got to crack my body already. All right, let's see. Shock towers. Shock towers still look straight. Tower to tower brace. Still straight. There's big beefy braces. I'm loving these. Uh, they're holding in there. Everything looks good. The four-mil bolt right here is still there. Nothing's sheared off. I'm loose. So the center drive shaft still looks straight, which is good because that may interest not been any severe warping of the chassis. Having this tower of tower in here along with these beefy aluminum braces, you know, really helps. You know, even though this is a three-millimeter chassis, you know, it's still going to be a lot stronger, you know, than the stamp ones. So all right, guys, again, I huge shout out to Arma for their constant innovation. This is just an awesome truck. You know, have the option, you know, of a roller to just customize it and its beefed up the way you want to, you know, when it be basically upgraded out of the box. And you shout out to Horizon Hobby as well. And we'll see you guys next time. Our should do the same one. Peace out.