Arrma Typhon Mega Buggy – Our cheapest 1/8th scale car yet!
RC Geeks Blog
by Tom
4y ago
Order the big ready-to-run, 1/8th scale Arrma Typhon today! What is in a ‘scale’? To most people a classic RC car is around 44cm long, 1/10th of the scale of its full-size real-life counterpart. In recent years, Losi, Traxxas and HPI Racing have shown us that there is more to the hobby, stating that bigger is better. Recently Arrma have joined the fold with a refreshed range of ‘ Typhon’ buggies. At over half a meter long these monster sized remote control cars are marketted as 1/8th scale, but only cost a touch over £200! We had to unbox one and see what all the fuss was about. The bugg ..read more
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Our top 10 RC Buggies
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by Tom
4y ago
RC buggies are often the first RC model anyone is exposed to, whether it be the Tamiya Sand Scorchers of the late 70s, Losi’s XX’s of the mid 90s or more recently HPI’s Baja 5B. The sector is enjoying a resurgence of late, with Tamiya reproducing some of the classic originals for grown ups who wish to relive the past or introduce their own children into the world of RC. We decided to put together our personal top 10 list of buggies tested over the last 5 years. Our top 10 at a glance TLDR? Jump to the Buggy of your choice! FTX Colt 1/18 4WD Buggy BSD Racing Prime Baja V3 BSD Racing F ..read more
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DJI Mavic Mini Teardown : What’s inside?
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by Tom
4y ago
Buy your Mavic Mini today! It has become tradition here at RC Geeks to tear apart any new tech we get in. We love to see how the manufacturer has put it together and our engineers get first hand experience on how future repairs might be carried out. We also know it can be a useful resource for anyone trying to repair their quadcopter many months or even years down the line. We were keen to see what’s inside the new body of this latest Mavic drone so we took a brand new retail unit out of the box and began tearing it down to see how this drone really unfolds! Please note : This is not in ..read more
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DJI Mavic Mini pre-order and UK release information
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by Tom
4y ago
Place your pre-order for the Mavic Mini today! It has been a little over a year since DJI released the Mavic 2 Pro/Zoom and many have been awaiting a new drone announcement. Today (following several leaks) they have returned to the market with a new folding quadcopter. Aimed at more casual drone users such as holiday makers and those not looking to register their drone with regulatory bodies, we bring you the Mavic Mini. Mavic Mini at a glance 249g ultralight folding quadcopter 30 minute maximum flight time 4km HD video transmission range Downwards vision sensor and GPS receiver f ..read more
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FTX Carnage Truggy : Brushed versus Brushless Bargain RC performance comparison
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by Tom
4y ago
Order an FTX Carnage brushed, or brushless today! Brushed or brushless? This is a question that we get asked all too often. Many of the brushed models we stock are also available with brushless power, often for just 30% more on the purchase price, but is the upfront outlay worth it? We decided to find out first hand with FTX’s ever popular Carnage truggy. This ready-to-run 4WD model is available with a brushed or brushless power train with little difference beyond the motor/esc/battery combo. We unboxed the pair and put them against each other. FTX Carnage at a glance Ready-to-Run 1 ..read more
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RC Crawler Winch Fitting Guide
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by Phil
4y ago
Order a 3Racing Winch for yourself or as a gift today! I’m not usually one to accept defeat when taking the rock crawler up steep inclines but there’s only so far raw power or skill will get you. Queue the winch! In this article, I’m going to take you through the process of outfitting the Axial SCX10 Jeep Cherokee with the 3Racing Winch. Before I jump into the process of fitting the winch, let me briefly bring you up to speed on why I chose the Axial SCX10 for this project.  It has a large surface area on the front bumper, making it easy to mount the winch to. It is a 1/10 scale crawl ..read more
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FTX Outlaw Ultra-4 Brushless Buggy Review
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by Tom
4y ago
Buy an FTX Outlaw Ultra-4 Brushless Buggy These days we are spoilt for choice with RC cars. the market is flooded with models promising quality suspension and incredible power trains (on paper at least) for comparatively cost, yet fall short of their promises in practice. Thankfully every so often we come across a real gem that withstands our extreme test driving, exceeds our expectations and simply must be shared. So lets take a look at how the FTX Outlaw Ultra-4 brushless buggy became our October 2019 car of the month! Outlaw Ultra-4 at a glance Brushless 1/10th scale 4WD RC Buggy ..read more
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Traxxas Maxx UK release and pre order
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by Tom
4y ago
Avoid delay, pre-order your Traxxas Maxx today! Traxxas have announced the new Maxx! Sitting below their halo ‘X-Maxx‘ model, this high powered 1/10th scale brushless-powered remote control monster truck is an all-new design capable of 55mph out-of-the-box with a 4S LiPo battery. Traxxas Maxx at a glance Velineon 2400kv 540XL brushless motor with VXL-4S ESC Traxxas link-enabled TQi 2.4GHz radio system Maxx duty drivetrain with torque-biasing centre drive Traxxas tech including self-righting mode and TSM stability Large GT-Maxx aluminium body, user-serviceable shocks Fully waterpr ..read more
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Our top 5 RC Crawlers
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by Tom
4y ago
Check out our buying guide or pick up a crawler today on our webstore Over the past couple of years we have unboxed, built, tested and reviewed a whole host of RC Crawlers from FTX, Carisma, HPI Racing, Axial, Traxxas and more. We decided to put together a list of our top 5 in the hope that it will help you pick the model that suits you best. What makes a great rock crawler? Following many hours watching truck slide down banks, rolling rc cars onto their roof and breaking servos on rocks, we have come up with a shortlist of must-haves for any successful rock crawler: Waterproof ele ..read more
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BSD Racing Prime Baja V3 Buggy Review
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by Tom
4y ago
Order a BSD Racing Baja buggy today! Inexpensive radio controlled buggies have always been a gateway to the wonderful world of RC. Readers of a certain age might tear up at the mention of Tamiya’s ‘Grasshopper’ or ‘Hornet’ and this trend continues today with the FTX Colt. The rear-engine’d, rear wheel drive layout makes them entertaining to drive, whilst their ground clearance and tyres allow them to tackle nearly any terrain at speed. The designs are simple to maintain and more importantly cheap to buy. Today we will look at the Prime Baja V3, the latest in a long line of brushed buggy rel ..read more
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