New Robitronic Vision 1/8
02-14-2011, 09:38 AM
#31
Tech Adept
i emailed robitronics asking for a release date and they told me end of 2011
what are this people thinking about it?
02-15-2011, 07:00 AM
#33
The model seems to be production ready. I don't think the model is produced in the far east while the headquarters is in Austria so I expect before summer.
02-15-2011, 08:00 AM
#34
I have never cared at all what my race parts look like, just how they perform...
But this is exceptionally attractive and I would hate to ruin it with a big honkin' green motor!
I look forward to seeing one in person soon... hopefully
02-15-2011, 02:36 PM
#35
Tech Adept
Hello,
thank you for your interest.
release is planned end of 2011.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Best regards
Peter Grötz
e-mail: [email protected]
Robitronic Electronic Ges.m.b.H
Brunhildengasse 1/1
A - 1150 Vienna
Austria
Tel: +43-1-982 09 20
Fax: +43-1-982 09 21
VAT# : ATU 525 65 308
Homepage: www.robitronic.com
02-16-2011, 02:55 AM
#36
Why they teasig us so badly
02-24-2011, 01:47 AM
#37
Tech Adept
There is reason I plan on getting mine kitted out with a 1900 kv rx8:P nice and red and black;P hide the rx in a traxxas (black) box all i need to figure out now is the servo;P
02-24-2011, 02:43 AM
#38
You have to wait for Xmass when they release the car just like the new Sony psp2.
Have to rob a bank or so to pay for these new toys
Have to rob a bank or so to pay for these new toys
02-24-2011, 04:13 AM
#39
definitely has some sex appeal. if the release date is 2011/2012 there's a good chance things like spindly tierods and upper deck etc will be properly worked out before then. chances are they were pulled from a 1/10 car to prepare the prototype for some publicity. if it handles as well as it looks and proves durable it'll be a winner
02-24-2011, 12:56 PM
#42
I sell robitronic in my country, and talked to one in their staff, and he said that now they have to test,test and test, and some finetuning, to get a good product from start.
thats why we have to wait until the fall/winter 2011/12. but lets hope that they get it together during the summer.
thats why we have to wait until the fall/winter 2011/12. but lets hope that they get it together during the summer.
03-09-2011, 08:16 AM
#44
I am curious what electronics they were using to determine weight.
With a light design, who knows, you could maybe make the 550 sized motors. get it light enough you could do 2 2S lipos in parallel moving the buggy around with a 550 sized motor.
Heck, if plastics are sound, I wouldn't mind a version that doesn't use the CNC carriers to save even some more weight or one that uses heavy duty carbon fiber shock towers.
I like that they are using a block system for the motor mount. Makes it easy to get in and out there!
I have to say, for a first showing, this looks really good and based on the time they are thinking for release, plenty of time to fix any of the perceived issues from what we can see right now.
Who sell's robitronics in the USA?
With a light design, who knows, you could maybe make the 550 sized motors. get it light enough you could do 2 2S lipos in parallel moving the buggy around with a 550 sized motor.
Heck, if plastics are sound, I wouldn't mind a version that doesn't use the CNC carriers to save even some more weight or one that uses heavy duty carbon fiber shock towers.
I like that they are using a block system for the motor mount. Makes it easy to get in and out there!
I have to say, for a first showing, this looks really good and based on the time they are thinking for release, plenty of time to fix any of the perceived issues from what we can see right now.
Who sell's robitronics in the USA?
03-09-2011, 11:05 AM
#45
I am curious what electronics they were using to determine weight.
With a light design, who knows, you could maybe make the 550 sized motors. get it light enough you could do 2 2S lipos in parallel moving the buggy around with a 550 sized motor.
Heck, if plastics are sound, I wouldn't mind a version that doesn't use the CNC carriers to save even some more weight or one that uses heavy duty carbon fiber shock towers.
I like that they are using a block system for the motor mount. Makes it easy to get in and out there!
I have to say, for a first showing, this looks really good and based on the time they are thinking for release, plenty of time to fix any of the perceived issues from what we can see right now.
Who sell's robitronics in the USA?
With a light design, who knows, you could maybe make the 550 sized motors. get it light enough you could do 2 2S lipos in parallel moving the buggy around with a 550 sized motor.
Heck, if plastics are sound, I wouldn't mind a version that doesn't use the CNC carriers to save even some more weight or one that uses heavy duty carbon fiber shock towers.
I like that they are using a block system for the motor mount. Makes it easy to get in and out there!
I have to say, for a first showing, this looks really good and based on the time they are thinking for release, plenty of time to fix any of the perceived issues from what we can see right now.
Who sell's robitronics in the USA?