Articles in " On-Road "
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Power Up Easy with Fuze
Dynamite’s new Fuze brushless systems cover most 1/10-scale sport users’ needs. The Fuze sensored and sensorless brushless systems provide drivers with affordable, aftermarket power plants that are easy to install and even easier on the wallet. Each system includes a motor, ESC and programming card, with the sensored systems including the sensor wire. The included [...]
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Get Your Rallycross On with Protoform
The popularity of RallyCross racing has grown by leaps and bounds in recent years thanks to the X-Games, the Pikes Peak Hillclimb, and the US RallyCross Championships. Superstar drivers like Tanner Foust, Dave Mirra and Travis Pastrana have had a chance to show off their world class driving abilities on the world stage. Here in [...]
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A Trio of Savox’ New High-Voltage Servos
Savox has a trio of new high-voltage servos for any ride you have. First up is their SB-2270SG Monster Torque brushless steel gear digital servo, featuring 444 oz.-in. of torque and a 0.12 60-degree speed at 7.4v. Second, their new SA-2271SG Ultra Torque brushless steel gear digital servo. The SA-2271SG features 277 oz.-in. of torque [...]
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Team Orion’s Vortex R10 Pro BL ESC’s
The Vortex R10 Pro is Team Orion’s high-end brushless speed control for 1/10- and 1/12-scale vehicles. Top grade low resistance components have been paired with a unique CAD designed aluminum case to achieve best top speed, acceleration and efficiency. But the heart of the R10 Pro is its software. It is the most advanced brushless [...]
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RPM Rod Ends for Traxxas 1/10 Vehicles
RPM has expanded their Rod End lineup to cover Traxxas 1/10th scale vehicles. Built tough, the area around the ball stud is thicker than the stock rod end while still allowing a full range of motion of the pivot ball. Additionally, the shank has been redesigned with a pair of flats, making the rod end [...]
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Team Epic’s New Revtech Brushless
The design goals of Team Epic when developing and testing their new line of Revtech motors was to make a companion line to the D3 rather than a replacement. No motor design can be optimal for every track, battery and vehicle combination – but Team Epic says that their D3 line has achieved the goal [...]
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N.Y. Times covers Nic Case and his trek towards 200mph.
The New York Times has an article on speed freak Nic Case and his journey towards shooting for 200mph in an RC car. Nic is the current record holder at the Guinness World Records (their record for a battery-powered radio-controlled car is 161.76 mph) and at the Radio Operated Scale Speed Association (their claim is [...]
