Can I play in the dirt
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I don't recommend playing in the dirt, because debris can get into the gearbox and jam the gears. Even in full sunlight, the gearbox torque isn't enough for bumpy terrain. My gearbox had a slight misalignment and the robot would often jam at a particular part of the gearwheel rotation, and I would have to make sure that the robot had enough momentum to overcome the jam on its own; otherwise, I would have to rotate the wheels myself to fix the problem. The best solution for me to overcome the jam was to have my robot travel down an incline plane that had a significantly flat surface. If your gearbox is better than mine, you probably would be able to use your robot on any inclined plane, possibly even fairly rough surfaces, but you will still be taking a risk to the delicate parts of your robot if you played with it in the dirt.
611454
It should definitely work in dirt. That is where I used it to find something buried 4 inches under dirt and weeds. I don't know about water.
1622720
I own the razor dirt scooter and it is only good in dirt but is smooth on concrete but is hard to push on concrete or any other material besides dirt i honestly think the phase is more for supper supper extreme stunts on the dirt my opinion would be getting the phase because u might be able to go on the grass or other areas I'm not an expert or anything but I would go with the phase even though I don't own it
840366
I'm not entirely sure, but I think you'd want to play it on a hard surface rather than carpet. This would help with the air flow aspect.
1181035
It's AMAZING on the dirt! That is all we drive it on. It spins and will kick up dirt and rocks everywhere so be careful not to do it too close to yourself or a vehicle. It is powerful and really peels out!
384778
Definitely will do well in the dirt. The material is between medium and heavy-duty. Very durable and comfy! Not too much ventilation though--I used them while in equatorial Africa and survived, but was a bit hot.
1929611
Yes, I've played mine many times outside and it does fine. It all depends on how many people. Good for 20 to 30 though. I really enjoy mine.
440593
Maybe try a different ground or connect the ground connected directly to the game
1550257
I would not suggest playing in an area where the cards are likely to get wet. It really depends on your definition of near a pool. I would love playing poker poolside but I wouldn't play in a pool.
266030
hard dirt would be ok i suppose, i would try and stay onroad with it. mud or loose dirt wont destroy it but you wont get very far on it..
582457
Only if you deliberately put them in mud. They are very dirt and finger print resistant
1242406
There is no bottom to this so the dirt would be resting on the cement. Other than that, it would be ok.
1421677
Return as fast as you can. I bought 2 Dirt Devil and they all have problems. Good luck.
147876
I dont believe you can. Only thing with my game, i'm having trouble with, is that the wires have a short somewhere and is very touchy. Kinda sucks cause i just bought this recently. Maybe thats why they sold it. Hmmm
1149500
Dirt, sod and rocks should not be aproblem for the surface. However, you could gouge the surface if you slide heavy sharp objects that weigh several hundred pounds on it.
841973
we put it on dirt at the bottom of a slide. If the ground is level, it works fine so far. It has been about a year so far
1231418
My grandchildren play with them on the cement in my back yard. Pavement doesn't work and I wouldn't want them going down hill on them. I think a flat surface outdoors is what they do.