My first experience with a Castle Creations speed controller was the tiny Mamba 25 for my Losi Mini T. Combined with one of their green anodizes sensorless motors this set-up was brutally fast, pretty smooth and very, very adjustable. Over …
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Brushless speed control and motor technology on the surface side of things seems to have started with smaller, 1:18 vehicles and gradually moved to 1:12, 1:10, 1:8 and even 1:5. To start the vast majority of the brushless systems were …
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The technology behind radio control vehicles and their respective electronics has grown exponentially over the past several years. I mean, if someone told me back when I was building my first vehicle, a Tamiya Falcon, that I would be able …
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When purchasing a high end radio controlled race machine I usually don’t want to run on out and purchase a handful of option parts to make it competitive. I just want to assemble it and run it. Then again, on …
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There are countless manufacturers of aftermarket option parts for radio controlled cars. Some of these manufactures have been around for years and years and product some top quality products. Others come and go rather quickly due to quality issues. Because …
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When wrenching on your vehicle, while at the track or in your home based workshop, having the right tool for the job makes life considerably easier. There is nothing worse than fumbling around through a tool box sorting through wrenches trying to locate the right size and getting frustrated grabbing a wrench too large or too small.
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