Fett started this! Now it will never end. I just ordered about $750 of stuff, the truck, accessories...etc. and a RC Solutions Roll cage. this is going to hurt my guitar budget Ah, I have way to many guitars to begin with. Or do I..........:ROTF:
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Originally posted by FATKATBut it was all worth it, It gave me and my son something to do on weekends when he came to my house other than sit in front of the TV.Tone is like Art: Your opinion is valid. Listen, learn, have fun, draw your own conclusions.
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Originally posted by DonovanI'm going to have to go dig myRC10 out of the garage now dang it. Thanks a lotTone is like Art: Your opinion is valid. Listen, learn, have fun, draw your own conclusions.
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Originally posted by FATKATDAM IT FETT!!!!!
I hope you happy Mister, Just look at what you've done
After all he needs to keep them trailers filled up!Tone is like Art: Your opinion is valid. Listen, learn, have fun, draw your own conclusions.
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Now it's time to start the upgrades from the stock kit
1st- Steering Servo
2nd- Rechargable reciver battery (AA's cost to much) and charger. Do you have a charger for the starter battery????? You bought the REVO right.
3rd- Rechargable batterys for the radio (see note above)
4th- New Radio System
It never really ends.
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Originally posted by GrandturkElectrics are just about as fast as nitro - the RC speed record is held by an electric. Where electric has it all over nitro is acceleration. Nitro's got the torque. When your talking off road, go anywhere, up anything, through anything - go nitro.
Nitro is real easy to get into now too -- ready to run models are just about bulletproof off the shelf which means you can run tank after tank of fuel through them without having to wrench on anything.
Once you get into high performance stuff - nitro or electric - you spend more time on the workbench than running them.
Also, electrics are generally "plug, drop, drive", wheras even the most reliable nitro engine will have days where it takes forever to get it to run smoothly...
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I missed my chance today to take my Jeep to a cool dirt lot. I go to the fleamarket at a drive-in and park in their outside lot early enough to have a great open space to run my car. I'll do it tomorrow. You can't do that with Nitro.I am a true ass set to this board.
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Oh Hell Here we go I just bought one of these for one of my radio systems.
http://www.spektrumrc.com/Products/D...ProdID=SPM1002
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Originally posted by FATKATNow it's time to start the upgrades from the stock kit
1st- Steering Servo
2nd- Rechargable reciver battery (AA's cost to much) and charger. Do you have a charger for the starter battery????? You bought the REVO right.
3rd- Rechargable batterys for the radio (see note above)
4th- New Radio System
It never really ends.
I'll have all my stuff on Weds. next week, so I can figure out whatever else I need. This is my first R/C anything, so I have a lot to learnTone is like Art: Your opinion is valid. Listen, learn, have fun, draw your own conclusions.
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Originally posted by Bengal65On number (2nd), I didn't at first, since it was not on the recommended parts list. Then I thought about it. I called Tower and they recommended a charger. (1st) Isn't there a steering servo in the truck to begin with or is this one that makes it turn faster or better? (4th) Why another radio? I'm just running around the back yard pissing the neighbors off. I'll just tell them it's the weedeater
I'll have all my stuff on Weds. next week, so I can figure out whatever else I need. This is my first R/C anything, so I have a lot to learn
It's just part of the dance. as with guitars or RC cars you find yourself wanting to make it better.
Yes it will come with a steering servo. I think the REVO has two steering servos and that my make it turn OK. I think the stock servo has 80 oz/in of torque and plastic gears.
An upgrade would be something like a JR Z650M servo it has 140 oz/in of torque and metal gears. They sell for around $50.
As for the radio, the stock radio will work just fine but for under $150 you can have a better radio that is more adjustable and can run more than one vehicle. Some have up to a 10 model memory like my Airtronics M8.
I see that Traxxas included a rechargeable receiver battery and charger for that. This is a very cool plus for a ready to run kit. You need to always make sure that the battery for the receiver and the radio are fully charged, a runaway nitro car is not good.
Have fun with it. Things will happen and upgrades come with time, wear and tear.
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