What is the best ESC, SERVO, RECIEVER, RADIO, LIGHTS AND BATTERY for this RC?
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ESC, Novak, servo sanwa hi torqe, Radio and Reciever Sanwa Already have itsince years ago
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It depends mainly on your budget if you just want a capable scaler or if you are looking to build a high end crawler
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You must also purchase a controller and two servo motors to complete this product. these items are almost always sold separatly from RC models.
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HI controller, charging dock, rf receiver two ir blasters, sync cable, 2 ac adapters ... Everything you need
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Go to horizon hobby website and look up this jet and it will tell you what battery, charger and radio you will need.
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Not sure, no information or specs comes in the box, I'm just going to get a high amp rated ESC to control it. Maybe 40+
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You need a 6 channel transmitter at a minimum (spektrum dx6i). Although I would suggest buying a dx7s or dx8 to keep you good for the future. You also need a minimum 6 channel receiver which you can get bundled with your radio or purchase separately (spektrum ar6210). You also need batteries and a charger. You also need a 2650-3000 mah 6s lipo, and a charger. I would suggest searching for helifreak, runryder, or rcgroups at google. Search through those forums and most of you questions will be answered. If I were you I would skip this kit and buy the 500ESP or a 500DFC kit. Yes a bit more money but they fly so much better, although mine flew great stock. The big thing is that the newer Flybarless kits have less parts to break in a crash. Peruse through those forums I suggested and get educated. Good luck! This is a great, expensive, addicting hobby. Shorthand on what you need with my recommendations Transmitter: Spektrum DX8 Receiver: Spektrum AR6210 Charger: Icharger 306b (google ep buddy) Battery: 2650Mah 6s Lipo (google valuehobby or epbuddy) I almost forgot to add that you will need a power supply for yourcharger, unless you want to charge off your car battery. Check out rcgroups forums and under the battery/charger forum they have instructions on how to convert a server power supply for our use. I don't know if you can send me a message on here or not, but if you figure it out, feel free to contact me with any questions you have!
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... that question would best be answered via Googling. or, You can read up on basic electronics .. or contact your local HAM radio operator. As for Castle ESCs, you can call them for a clear summary/explanation of your question. Dave
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Put in two LiPo batteries in parallel and lower the gear ratio and you'll have all the speed and more power than you need. Go to your local RC dealer for the best advice. I would definitely invest in a Traxxas 6 amp battery charger.
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You'll need to purchase a steering servo, 2-channel radio, battery (7.2V with Tamiya connector) and a charger. You'll also need a Phillips-head screwdriver.
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Hi there.get the axial 2 channel remote and receiver combo 45 $ get the e s c electric speed control $65 and a steering servo 30 $
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No, the electronics are not included. You have to buy a reciever, motor, Esc, and transmitter for the kit. Don't forget the battery
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You absolutely do need to supply the electronics for the kit version.If you are not sure what that means, you might want to consider the "RTR" or ready to run version, which includes motor, speed control, steering servo, radio, etc., and will be cheaper in the long run.
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If you looking for something in rc construction but not too worried about the overall functionality or strength, you could try the Hobby Engine brand. I bought one and personally didn't care for it so I sent it back. But if you want to spend some real money I hear that RC4WD makes a pretty good line of construction rc. But your talking a hole lotta bucks. If your just looking for a kid then just get the $54.00 1/18 scale one here on Amazon.
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I built my first quadcopter with Neewer 30A Esc's and A2213/12 1000kV brushless motors... Also use the KK 2.0 board.. its available on hobbyking but I think they are out of stock now... With the KK board building it is simpler.. But if you want to build one on your own with your own software, you can use arduino board.. its pretty easy to program that... The brushless motors and the ESC's are available on amazon by 'soldon'...
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A 2S Lipo is best for this system, I would not go 3s as it will fry the esc
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Below is what is included and required (not included) INCLUDES: ElectriFly FlyLite Slow Flyer, Landing Gear, Wheels, Foam Wing Fuselage and Tail sections, 8x6 Power Flow Propeller, Manual REQUIRES: Radio: 3-channel with mini receiver, FUTJ36** Servos: Two ES-40 pico or micro size (two are included with radio listed above) Motor: Brushless outrunner (Rimfire 250 28-13-1750kV) GPMG4502 Electronic Speed Control: 8A, brushless compatible, GPMM1800 Battery: 7.4V 300mAh LiPo, GPMP0700 Balancer for Battery listed above: GPMM3160 Charger: LiPo compatible, GPMM3015 Building and field equipment
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Yeah, some people will install the mamba monster motor and esc. But your looking at least another 200.00 plus the parts your going to tear up from the torque of new motor. I haven't install this motor package. Just using two lipo batteries the torque with the velion motor I had to upgrade my suspension to keep from breaking stuff.