Viper RC -
I am trying to decide between the VTX10 BE and VTX10R BE for my 2wd Buggy and 2wd Short Course truck. I am planning on running a 8.5t motor in both and was wondering if anyone could share the pros and cons between the two.
The VTX10 is lighter (56g vs 75g), cheaper and handles a 6.5t motor. However, I wasn't sure if there are any additional features for the VTX10R that I am missing.
So I wanted to toss out the question and see what everyone is running and what you guys think.
Thanks,
The VTX10 is lighter (56g vs 75g), cheaper and handles a 6.5t motor. However, I wasn't sure if there are any additional features for the VTX10R that I am missing.
So I wanted to toss out the question and see what everyone is running and what you guys think.
Thanks,
Hope this helps
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Seems like a year since I have been on r/c tech.... haha 
Seriously - first I want to thank our friends, fans, customers, drivers and dealers for a great 2014. We continue to grow our brand and find new individuals to get involved in the program.
2015 has a lot of great things on the menu -- the new Black Edition motors were the first step - and they even came in early!! So we starting on a good stride. Now on to the questions and answers....

Seriously - first I want to thank our friends, fans, customers, drivers and dealers for a great 2014. We continue to grow our brand and find new individuals to get involved in the program.
2015 has a lot of great things on the menu -- the new Black Edition motors were the first step - and they even came in early!! So we starting on a good stride. Now on to the questions and answers....
- if power shuts off completely, connection somewhere including battery
- if still showing throttle response on switch, but no motor power = sensor related -- sensor wire, motor sensor, sensor connection on VTX
- If error lights - which ones - alternating F and R would be a short somewhere in the motor, battery or connections
In this type of case - first thing I would do it little go back to step one. Take it out and re-trace any connections, plugs, wires, just like it was new to see if something is not right. Best case we find the issue, worse case - we look at warranty options.
AEWER - yes unfortunately we ran out of stock on VTX8 the wrong time of the year and we are then needed to source a new supplier for some parts. Those new parts have to be tested before put into production to verify correct operation (just because it says a spec, we will try it, not just 'trust' it), so there will continue to be a small delay before back in stock.
As for new -- we are always looking for something new -- but it has to be better than what we have first!!
As for new -- we are always looking for something new -- but it has to be better than what we have first!!



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