This compact multi-chemistry 100W charger from Dynamite has a 20-model memory, can charge lithium based packs up to 6S in size at up to 10 amps. It also features a 2.1A USB charging port for mobile devices and comes with …
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Reedy’s 2100mAh 7.4V LiPo RX/TX high-capacity battery is perfect for use as a receiver battery for nitro-powered cars, buggies, and trucks that require a stick configuration. It is also an excellent choice for transmitters that will accept 2S 7.4V LiPo …
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This battery’s low weight allows more flexibility in achieving equal weight distribution in touring cars while making it easier to achieve the legal minimum weight. In off-road vehicles, a reduction in the battery’s weight means that weight can be applied …
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Reedy now offers a 5200mAh 50C square LiPo that features slightly lower power output for easier control of high-powered modified motors. The reduced weight of this battery makes it easier to attain the minimum legal weight while aiding in balancing …
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When US RC drivers think of the company LRP, their first thoughts most likely jump to competition-winning electronic speed controls and motors. That mindset is rapidly changing with LRP-America now bringing in a slew of exciting products from LRP …
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If you are anything at all like me you might be a borderline radio control hoarder. When entering my “special” room in the basement, people become overwhelmed with cars, trucks, bodies, tires, batteries, chargers, and much more! I seem …
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Soldering is one of those tasks in the RC hobby that you will have to encounter sooner or later. Soldering is when one metal, like what wire is made up of, is joined to another metal, such as a motor tab …
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For every action ready vehicle, there’s a Dynamite Reaction battery ready to supply the power. Dynamite’s new 80C Reaction hard case LiPo battery packs really caught our eye with their bright blue cases and big power rating. These batteries …
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If your charger has alligator clips to connect it to the battery, it can be difficult to use them on Deans connectors. Use pliers to crimp the teeth flat on one side of the clip. It should then be able …
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If your car uses screws to hold the battery strap in place, it can be tough to make quick battery changes. Put a small section of fuel tubing over the screw heads, and you will be able to grip the …
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