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LRP P5-HV GRAPHENE Hardcase Akku 120C/60C 7.6v Lithium Batteries This new line of lithium based batteries from LRP can be used as standard 7.4V packs for racing or can be charged to HV specs of 7.6V for even more punch. …

LRP ZZ.21C Ceramic Square Stroke Nitro Competition Engine The all-new lrp ZZ.21C Ceramic Square stroke engine! The successor of the internationally very successful ZZ.21.Ceramic Long Stroke. More precise response characteristics in the lower RPM range and less fuel consumption were …

For On Road and Off Road Racing – LRP Flow X Stock Spec The Flow X with the new Stock Spec software is THE speed controller for all stock classes, whether on- or offroad. The new IDFC (Initial Drive Feel …

Smooth Throttle For Off Road Racing – LRP Flow X Off Road Spec ESC Following right on the bumper of the successful Flow X TC Spec speed control is the LRP Flow X Off Road Spec ESC. With experience gathered …

The FlowX from LRP is ready for release and looks to be loaded in every way.  It offers a 6V/6A BEC to feed power hungry servos, a heavy duty 8-layer 2.8mm power board, v4.1 TC spec software, can handle 220A …

It goes without saying that the people over at LRP know a thing or two about designing high quality speed controls, motors, chargers and other electronics. In fact, their electronics have collected about a dozen world titles and have been in vehicles that have cruised to victory way back at the 1995 IFMAR World Championships and most recently, at the 2013 IFMAR World Championship.

There are a few RC vehicles on the market that seem to have an endless number of aftermarket parts available and the Axial SCX10 is one of those machines. It seems like wherever you look online, there is a totally custom SCX10 that has some parts you’ve never seen before.

The LiPo receiver batteries feature highest power and an unbelievable performance. With their standard dimensions, the VTEC LiPo RX-Packs are suitable for all R/C models available on the market. Features 2/3A Straight and Hump types with robust cell guard Ready-to-use …

LRP sets technological trends with innovative development work in the area of high-end batteries. RC racers can take profit from brand new and upgraded lines now. The Low Center of Gravity – LCG – line packs are lower compared to …

The new allround charger Pulsar Pro is equipped with a charge power of 80W and a adjustable charge current of 0.1 to 10.0 A. One of the highlights is the adjustable terminal charge-voltage for LiPo batteries: This can be set up between 3.80 …

These LiPo packs from the ANTIX line at LRP are suited for all drivers looking for high power at an affordable price. The line includes 2S, 3S and 4S batteries, featured in a hard case, making them perfect power sources …

Drifting is one of those segments that rolls back and forth in popularity, but there are a number of groups out there that have never strayed away from their passion for driving sideways. With that underground following, the drift scene has evolved in many ways. No longer are people just converting sedans or adapting bodies, there are plenty of purpose-built kits and bodies that fit the part. Companies like Tamiya have addressed the needs of this segment with cars, bodies and accessories and now we’re seeing the evolution of some intense products. Tamiya’s latest high-end offering, the TA05 VDF II, is loaded with performance design that will give you the control you expect in a competition ready drifter. It’s time to look deep into this machine and see what makes it tick, and then we’ll see how it performs.

The power supply is that component that rarely gets much attention yet is the essential device to power our multi-chemistry battery chargers, lights and other pit gadgets. With that being said, LRP did not take that same viewpoint when they designed the new Competition 20A Power Supply. LRP made sure to create a high-quality power supply that was not only powerful, but also compact, lightweight and equipped with some clever features.

LRP took it’s competition line of LiPo batteries and created a pack just for the hobbyist. Rated at 7.6V, these packs can be charged at up to 8.70V – meaning more power and longer run times without increasing the size …

LRP Outlaw LiPo batteries have a nominal voltage of 7.6V as opposed to 7.4V from standard LiPo packs and can be changed up to 8.7V resulting in more power and more fun.  Currently LRP offers 2 different Outlaw packs, a …