Need Help! Just bought this , new to touring
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Need Help! Just bought this , new to touring
Hello so first off just want to say I am new to rc tech , and just got into touring cars. I was really interested in buying a tc car and came across this on Craigslist, the guy said it was a " 2014 yokomo dx7 1/10th scale elect touring car se" it has a Novak 5.5R velociti brushless motor , and came with 3 2s 7v lipos, a Hpi radio and some other goodies. I guess my question is is the car really a 2014 Yokomo dx7 , if not what is it ? Is this motor set up good , and am I running the right battery in it ? Any info would be greatly appreciated. Oh by the way I bought the car with everything for 200.00 and the guy threw in a brand new nitro buggy chassis. Please help !!! Did I get a good deal , and what the hell do I have lol. Thanks in advance
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Yokomo dx7?
There is such a thing as a BD7, but that definitely isn't one.
The motor and electronics are quite old, but if you're not looking to race, could still be fast and fun.
There is such a thing as a BD7, but that definitely isn't one.
The motor and electronics are quite old, but if you're not looking to race, could still be fast and fun.
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Tech Adept
Not sure, but it may be a bd5, definately not a 2014 version. Btw, dx7 doesn't exist ^^
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Tech Adept
+1 with goots
After doing some Google research, it looks like to me it's a MR4TC BDM , which was the top-end Yokomo model in 2006
After doing some Google research, it looks like to me it's a MR4TC BDM , which was the top-end Yokomo model in 2006
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Looks like the first version bd or masami edition. Looks just like the one I had
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It depends what you want to do with it.
The capacity is very small and the C rating is low, it's far from a competition battery.
If you're just driving it around a parking lot it'll be fine but with a 5.5 turn motor it will probably only last a few minutes.
The capacity is very small and the C rating is low, it's far from a competition battery.
If you're just driving it around a parking lot it'll be fine but with a 5.5 turn motor it will probably only last a few minutes.