Electric Newbie in need of help choosing!
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The roller is an option?
Must be a Europe/Asia thing[:@]
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If you're going to go for the little Savage as a roller
If you're going to go for the little Savage as a roller
Must be a Europe/Asia thing[:@]
Blind, the first owner has reported in, said its a little tank. Check the official thread in the micro forums, lots of battery discussion and FAQs. http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_10681583/tm.htm
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So I have my Shopping cart ready, any special cables I need? What size are the hexs? 12mm?
So I have my Shopping cart ready, any special cables I need? What size are the hexs? 12mm?
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Alright, ordered the batteries, a female and male Deans connect, and the charger above. now i'll be sitting and waiting for the savage to comes out. meanwhile, what electric SC trucks or other 1/10 scale 4x4 do you guys recommend with my budget?
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Can anybody confirm on the Hex size for the Savage?
Will these fit?
http://www.hobbypartz.com/51c00-06026-chromered.html
Will these fit?
http://www.hobbypartz.com/51c00-06026-chromered.html
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Even if they fit, you do NOT want those. The wheels are weak, and the tires are an ultra hard compound which results in like zero traction anywhere.
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What do you recommend? I want more narrower wheels than the savage comes with. Btw, is the savage xs is a true 1/10?
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No it's not a true 1/10th. To be a true 1/10th it would have to be based on a car that exists in the real world, so it falls at the first hurdle. It is marketed as a 1/12, but since monster trucks are big in reality, it has the approximate size of a 1/10th model. It takes 1/10th electronics and 1/10th wheels and tires. It takes 2.2 wheels on a standard 12mm hex, there are a LOT of different wheels and tires that would fit.
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What do you recommend? I want more narrower wheels than the savage comes with. Btw, is the savage xs is a true 1/10?
What do you recommend? I want more narrower wheels than the savage comes with. Btw, is the savage xs is a true 1/10?
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Awesome info thanks! Sorry if im asking too many questions! But what would be a good 1/10 4wd stadium truck? In any form (rtr, kit, roller etc).anyway, Ive been looking all over the place for some comparison pictures with the savage xs and a 1/10 stadium truck or even just a person holding it so i can get an idea of how big it is.
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A 1/10th stadium truck would be the same size as the Savage flux XS (maybe a tiny touch bigger). A 1/10th short course would be a bit bigger still.
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By the way! I also have these batteries, can I use them for anything? Maybe charge the batteries when an outlet is not around?
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Awesome info thanks! Sorry if im asking too many questions! But what would be a good 1/10 4wd stadium truck? In any form (rtr, kit, roller etc).anyway, Ive been looking all over the place for some comparison pictures with the savage xs and a 1/10 stadium truck or even just a person holding it so i can get an idea of how big it is.
Awesome info thanks! Sorry if im asking too many questions! But what would be a good 1/10 4wd stadium truck? In any form (rtr, kit, roller etc).anyway, Ive been looking all over the place for some comparison pictures with the savage xs and a 1/10 stadium truck or even just a person holding it so i can get an idea of how big it is.