not the reedy train. Lrp was crushed by hobbywing/orion. Greater acceleration, smoother delivery and reliability thanks to higher quality parts used. Plus for practice you want reverse, which lrp does not offer. Counting blinking lights to change settings today sounds like a joke. 6.0/7.4v bec is the new standard.

If the plan is to continue using the same crappy pcb, thin cheap aluminum case and blinking lights for setting changes, then they should just close down. Hobbywing isn't the only brand better than lrp. tekin is also.