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Rock Stacker
latainomanz said: "I guess it would not take all that sidewalk and rock crawling at 35 kmh (25mph)."
You might try a 1:1 scale tank. I'm not aware of any toy or hobby grade car or truck that "crawls" over rocks at 25 mph and survives for very long - especially for anything in your price range. It has better odds of survival flying off a roof.
I read through this entire thread. The insistence for a twin stick controller for an RC truck reminds me of another old expression: Adapt or perish. I've read through thousands of pages of hundreds of threads and this is the first I've heard of anyone insisting on a stick controller for RC cars. This is like insisting on tiller steering on a new full-sized Ford Mustang.
Some sacrifice of old preferences and youthful habits are needed when entering a new hobby.
Regarding Amazon: Before you actually "pull the trigger" on buying an RC car on Amazon, copy the heading for the description of the vehicle and do a Google search for other pricing. Then decide if the 10 to 20% higher cost on Amazon is worth their return privileges. And make sure it's a Prime offer. I've purchased non-Prime from Amazon and the return options are not nearly as good.
Don't some RC shops online have decent return options?
The folks on this thread are to be commended for their undying patience.
You might try a 1:1 scale tank. I'm not aware of any toy or hobby grade car or truck that "crawls" over rocks at 25 mph and survives for very long - especially for anything in your price range. It has better odds of survival flying off a roof.
I read through this entire thread. The insistence for a twin stick controller for an RC truck reminds me of another old expression: Adapt or perish. I've read through thousands of pages of hundreds of threads and this is the first I've heard of anyone insisting on a stick controller for RC cars. This is like insisting on tiller steering on a new full-sized Ford Mustang.
Some sacrifice of old preferences and youthful habits are needed when entering a new hobby.
Regarding Amazon: Before you actually "pull the trigger" on buying an RC car on Amazon, copy the heading for the description of the vehicle and do a Google search for other pricing. Then decide if the 10 to 20% higher cost on Amazon is worth their return privileges. And make sure it's a Prime offer. I've purchased non-Prime from Amazon and the return options are not nearly as good.
Don't some RC shops online have decent return options?
The folks on this thread are to be commended for their undying patience.
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