From Team Associated for the TC5, TC5R, and TC5F, the Factory Team LiPo battery retainer has been CNC machined from 2.5mm woven carbon fibre and attaches to either the 2.5mm standard or 2.0mm ITF chassis using the existing battery post holes with the supplied hardware. Designed for use with LiPo batteries that meet ROAR/EFRA specifications, the retainer positions the battery towards the center of the chassis for improved weight distribution and easier access to socket-style battery connectors. The outer shelf of the retainer is sized to accommodate lead ballast (or similar) for chassis balancing and to bring the car up to the updated minimum weight. With a typical electronics setup, the chassis can be equally balanced left to right while achieving the minimum weight requirement. Additionally, the inboard battery position allows the inner ESC power wire to be inserted and removed with no interference or risk of a short circuit.
Source: Associated [rc10.com]
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Associated TC5 Factory Team LiPo battery retainer
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JConcepts BAJR Slash body shell
New for the Traxxas Slash, the BAJR as it is named, is concept inspired from the ground up to be the ultimate in desert and off-road looks and performance. The BAJR is a fresh design, starting from the front of the vehicle, the super narrow and tucked front quarter panel treatment creates one of the slickest Illuzionized looks around. The round Baja-esque profile of the cab area gives that familiar desert appearance. As the design develops toward the rear, the pronounced roof scoop, and proceeding cut-out and escape area makes this body unmistakably JConcepts. Pronounced rear fender flare treatment and dovetail rear end finishes off the most concept inspired Short Course body to date.
Source: JConcepts [jconcepts.net]
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Associated RC8T Factory Team LE Kit
Team Associated have announced a Limited Edition version of their RC8T Factory Team truggy. In a limited quantity the Factory Team kit will be supplied with many of the Factory Team option parts that Ryan Maifield used on his truck to capture the 2009 ROAR 1:8 Scale Truck National Championships valued at $146.
Factory Team Additional Option Parts Included in the Kit
- RC8B Aluminum Suspension A-Plate
- RC8B Aluminum Suspension B-Plate with pins
- RC8B Aluminum Suspension C-Plate
- RC8B Aluminum Suspension D-Plate with Pins
- RC8B Molded Composite Radio Tray with Battery Box
- RC8T Aluminum Chassis Brace, front
- RC8T Aluminum Chassis Brace, rear
- 1.1mm Clutch Springs
- Silicone Shock Fluid, 35wt
Source: Associated [rc10.com]
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Losi 1/18 RTR Mini Desert buggy
Losi have introduced the Mini Desert buggy a byte size off roader that boasts a sand-rail frame, roll cage and chrome wheels for a realistic representation of its full-scale counterpart. Front strut-style shock mounts will ensure bumps, jumps and hills are more fun than ever and 3-wire connections come standard for all electronics, so upgrading and maintaining your buggy is incredibly easy. On top of all that, this buggy comes with a rechargeable battery pack and powerful motor. And to make sure you have flawless, interference-free control, they have included a Losi Radio System with Spektrum 2.4GHz DSM technology.
Features
- Realistic roll cage
- Mini all-terrain tires mounted on chrome desert wheels
- Strut-style front shock mounts
- Oil-filled shocks
- Mini servo with saver
- Durable, molded composite chassis
- Losi radio system with Spektrum 2.4GHz DSM technology
- Reversing ESC with on/off switch
- 3-wire servo connection
- Ball-bearing transmission with adjustable slipper
- Powerful mini Losi RS-280 motor
- Light buckets (LED lights sold separately)
- Realistic front bumper and skidplate
- Secure battery compartment that accommodates up to 6-cell NiMH and 2-cell LiPo batteries
- 7.2V 1100mAh NiMH rechargeable battery pack and wall charger
- Rear wing mount
- Rear bumper with light bucket (LED lights sold separately)
- Adjustable turnbuckles
Product Specifications
Type: Desert Buggy
Scale: 1/18
Length: 10 inches (254mm)
Width: 7 inches (178mm)
Wheelbase: 6.4375 inches (164mm)
Weight: 1.19 oz (541.7g)
Motor or Engine: Losi RS-280 Electric Motor
Radio: Losi Radio System with Spektrum 2.4GHz DSM Technology
Batteries: 7.2V 1100mAh NiMH Rechargeable Battery Pack
Charger: NiMH Wall Charger
Kit/RTR: RTR
Shock Type: Oil-Filled
Source: Losi [losi.com]
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Spektrum DX2S 2Ch DSM Radio w/Telemetry
Combining Spektrum’s industry-leading 2.4GHz DSM technology with valuable telemetry features and a great price point, the DX2S represents a breakthrough in 2-channel sport-level radio systems. RTR drivers and sport racers can add the safety of telemetry and monitor vital vehicle stats right from their transmitter, without any additional equipment. Keep your engine operating in the optimum temperature range, keep an eye on your battery voltage and check out just how fast your vehicle is running, all right from the large LCD readout of the DX2S.
Key Features
- Built in telemetry
- Graphically depicted speed, voltage and temperature gauges
- 5 model memory
- MR3000 Marine receiver and DSM2 surface receiver compatible, in addition to DSM surface receivers
- 1-heavy duty metal geared servo with dual ball bearings included
- 3 interchangeable grips
- Digital trims
- ModelMatch™
- Roller wheel programming interface
- Standard and Expert modes
- Count down, count up and intermittent timers
- Buzzer High, Low and Off
- Exponential adjust
- Model name
- Servo reverse
- Servo travel adjust
- Sub trim setting
- Telemetry RPM settings
- Telemetry Rx Battery Alert Setting
- Telemetry Temp Settings
- Transmitter Battery Alert Setting
Source: Spektrum [spektrumrc.com]
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Spektrum DX2S 2Ch DSM Radio w/Telemetry
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Back on the Streets With XMODS
XMODS returned near the end of 2008 but I haven’t seen many of them in our local Radio Shack stores until recently. When I first reported on the return of the…
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