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Are Large Scale RCs considered Large Scale not just from the size but the from the fuel being burned?
I ask because I was reading through a magazine and came across HPIs DM-1 PRO. Its a 1/7 scale NITRO On-Road RC, its pretty sweet looking to. This thing is HUGE, it measures 24" long has a wheel base of 15.25" with 4WD.
Just curious, any info would be appreciated
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I ask because I was reading through a magazine and came across HPIs DM-1 PRO. Its a 1/7 scale NITRO On-Road RC, its pretty sweet looking to. This thing is HUGE, it measures 24" long has a wheel base of 15.25" with 4WD.
Just curious, any info would be appreciated
Thanks
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It's the size that makes it a "large scale" rather than the fuel used. For example, Capagnuchi sells a gasoline powered 1/8 scale which is not classified as a large scale. There are also a few electric large scales (CEC used to make a 1/4 scale electric stock car).
At RCUniverse, 1/6 scale or larger is considered large scale.
At RCUniverse, 1/6 scale or larger is considered large scale.
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Are Large Scale RCs considered Large Scale not just from the size but the from the fuel being burned?
I ask because I was reading through a magazine and came across HPIs DM-1 PRO. Its a 1/7 scale NITRO On-Road RC, its pretty sweet looking to. This thing is HUGE, it measures 24" long has a wheel base of 15.25" with 4WD.
Just curious, any info would be appreciated
Thanks
Are Large Scale RCs considered Large Scale not just from the size but the from the fuel being burned?
I ask because I was reading through a magazine and came across HPIs DM-1 PRO. Its a 1/7 scale NITRO On-Road RC, its pretty sweet looking to. This thing is HUGE, it measures 24" long has a wheel base of 15.25" with 4WD.
Just curious, any info would be appreciated
Thanks
Are you referring to the OFNA DM One Pro?
[link=http://www.ofna.com/dm1-pro.html]here[/link] is the OFNA