My newly bought RC Crawler

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Guys, I bought a RC crawler recently. it's really amazing. This was just $200 from a local store. It's a 4WD twin brush less motor rechargeable one.

Design

The design is really looking like a monster truck. It has a hard plastic space frame structure & Aluminum panels fitted with screws which is amazing with the price category. It also has Green & white graphics on its panels which makes the toy looks cooler & attractive.
Even further it has a plastic spare wheel on its back and a running time headlights panel on its roof. This makes the vehicle look practical enough as a offloading vehicle.

Specifications

  • Battery: 2000mAh 7.2v rechargeable
  • Motors: Brush-less Motors x2
  • Drive type: 4WD
  • Power train: Geared
  • Independent Spring Suspension
  • Remote Controller: 2.4Ghz (Higher range late response)
  • Realistic Interior
  • Body Graphics
  • Rubber wheels
  • Flexible Front bumper
  • Aluminum Body Panels
  • Running time headlights (not capable of making a clear sight)

Capability

As I tested this RC crawler was capable enough to perform in following conditions.
  • 10ft drop
  • up to 50degrees uphill climb
  • Wading 100% (with an additional CU water Shield)
  • Running time: 2h 30min (nearly)
  • Highest Speed: 2mps (tested)

Unboxing

The Box includes:

  • The RC Crawler
  • Battery: 2000mAh 7.2v rechargeable
  • Remote Controller
  • Battery Charger
Location: Galle, Sri Lanka

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