Wildcat1971

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like 10 feet, lol. And the adapter needs to be connected to the esc. The sanwa "looks" like a better tech. If I had a m12, i would order one to try. monitoring temps and voltages from the radio might be really nice.

bilster44

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Couple that stuff with the $500 transmitter and you will be all set!

langsky

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The MT-4S (once available) will be able to do it also. Although, RCMart shows it for sale at $299 right now, but I have never gotten up the nerve to order anything from them.

Wildcat1971

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I was already planning to get the mt4s.....just another reason

Bubonic-X

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My Bad..... Will have all new equipment for this car.. Settled on Tekin RS spec combo 17.5 Associated XP 1015 fast servo // Spektrum mini Reciever // Gonna try the AKA Typo's all around

wever75

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What are your guys total cost for the total RTR? I'm looking at about $600

Wildcat1971

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600? You will need to find some stuff used for that probably or go low end.
car 239
servo $69
Esc $150
Motor $89
Radio 200
total 747

if you get these, you can get close.
You can get a good radio for about $80 Airtronics MX-V.
Get the HW Just Stock for $49
The turnigy 17.5 $40

Also, if you dont have a battery and charger, you looking at another $100+

fredswain

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I run the Airtronics MX-Sport and love it. It's under $100. I have an HW Justock in my old JRX2. It's a good little esc but I'd only take it down to about a 13.5T motor offroad. It has no timing adjustment of course but it's a good little esc. I run the HW V2 60A in other cars. It has worked great for me. I've never seen a need to pay more but am curious to try a Reventon Pro in my B44.1.

Wildcat1971

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I agree on your electronics. But people on these forums are name brand fool with more money than sense, lol. I have tried just about every major esc maker and the HW esc's are very good and maybe the best. The mx-v is a very good radio. Many locals have tried it and like it. Those red turnigy motors are hauling butt locally. the lhs started carrying them and they sell like hot cakes. I also use the solar d770 servos. I bought 3 over a year ago and ran them in everything from 2wd buggy to 4x4 sct and no failures, but they didnt have great toque for a scte, lol.

wever75

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This is my setup, this is my 1st 2wd buggy so my knowledge is lacking. Correct/improve any of my setup plans.
B5 MM - $260
Spektrum s6070 low profile servo- $60
Viper vtx10 with vts10.5T- $205
Turningy nano tech saddle packs ( i like nano techs )- $60
Charger- $0 I have one
TX/RX- spectrum dx3c ( i have experience with those ) -$100

Total- $685.

Wildcat1971

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nothing really wrong with that setup for mod buggy. if you already have a spekrum radio, look into the orange receivers. your radio can handle more than model right?
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...trSearch=spekt

Corners

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You're missing tires and paint. Then that should do it.

And it's still cheaper than a set of golf clubs.

wever75

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Ok thanks! I'll run suburbs for the tires

lee111m

agree, I love my hobbywing stuff, however I wouldn't go any cheaper than that. There's mostly tekins in at the tracks I run at. And when I first started and asked about the stuff they said it was good and they have great support. Thats good and all but I'd rather never have to find out about the companies support if I don't have too(I personally have 3 tekins esc's and have used their support). Personally, I recommend you try what you think is best, and see what you like.

BRSracing

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By saying support not only means repair but help with setups etc. the only issues I have had are user error. Tekin is always fast to answer questions and help out.