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RC cars badddddd

Posted: November 30, 2012, 7:16 am
by Brian Taylor
With christmas coming I wanted to buy some things for my 2 sons. I decided to get a digital video for my 10 year old and thought about an RC car for my 7 year old. I did some research on both and wanted to get ones that are good quality. Found a great camera then went to the local Hobby store to buy a Traxxas RC. Bought a Rustler, brought it home opened it to charge battery, BAD idea, I had to drive it. HEHEHEHE fun and I did add some "patina" when jumping the street. Now I have went and bought a second one for my other son. I will give the camera to myself to video them. FYI i have the new one charged and my nephew and I will be pre testing them this weekend. Just to be sure they are ready for the kids at christmas. :mrgreen:

Re: RC cars badddddd

Posted: November 30, 2012, 8:41 am
by Max
Sounds like an excellent plan. Don't want to give the kids toys that don't work!

Re: RC cars badddddd

Posted: November 30, 2012, 6:00 pm
by Brian Taylor
Second car runs great and I only flipped it once..............I'm getting better. More practice after a full charge. :roll:

Re: RC cars badddddd

Posted: November 30, 2012, 9:44 pm
by 36truck
Traxxas R/C's are great cars & trucks. I've seen them run through some crazy stuff.

Re: RC cars badddddd

Posted: December 4, 2012, 8:41 pm
by Greg D
Traxxas is a good way to go for a "hobby level" 1st RC car/truck.
Good support, reasonably easy to repair, upgradeable.
FAR better than one from a toy store or radio shack (no parts support, non upgradeable).
The stadium trucks are my favorite type.
I have a Losi.
Be prepared - this can get almost as expensive as a full size truck..................
:mrgreen:

Re: RC cars badddddd

Posted: December 5, 2012, 8:42 am
by PFM-64f100
Traxxas is a good one. I upgraded my little buggy to the lipo battery and wow what a difference in bat time. Next will be the brushless motor... :twisted: this thing goes fast (without the upgrades) that is for sure.