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[Garry]

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New from Losi:

Rally like never before with the Micro Rally Car. The world’s smallest 4WD rally car comes with everything you need—you’re ready to run right out of the box. It features scale details, including a rally-inspired body shape, micro all-terrain tires and detailed wheels. It’s so realistic, you’ll almost forget it’s a micro. But don’t let the size fool you—the Micro Rally Car is ready to conquer. Wherever you run it, indoors or out, this car will tear up any terrain.

Thanks to its 8750Kv brushless system, the Micro Brushless Rally is wicked fast. You can run it practically anywhere, inside or out, even on the track optional indoor track(see optional accessories). And if you run it with friends, you won’t run into interference problems. The included Spektrum™ 2.4GHz DSM® radio system offers a bulletproof link. And you can’t beat the Micro Rally’s scale looks. A fast car with fierce style. What more could you ask for?

Features:

• 4.8V 220mAh battery pack and charger
  
• 2-in-1 brushless ESC/2.4GHz DSM receiver combo unit
  
• Powerful 8750Kv brushless micro motor
  
• Adjustable composite, oil-filled, coil-over shocks
  
• Durable, molded composite chassis
  
• Shaft-driven transmission gear differential
  
• Micro all-terrain short course tires
  
• Simple bottom-load battery compartment
  
• Threaded axles (no e-clips required)
  
• Beadlock-style Short Course wheels
  
• Micro steering servo
  
• Side nerf bars for collision protection
  
• Realistic front and rear bumper with skid plates

Specifications:

Type: 4WD Rally Car
Length: 6.42 in (163mm)
Width: 3.72 in (94.5mm)
Wheelbase: 3.9 in (99mm)
Weight: 5.3 oz (165g)
Chassis: Extended composite tub
Speed Control: Brushed/brushless, LiPo compatible
Radio: Pistol-style 2.4GHz DSM
Batteries: 4.8V 220mAh NiMH (included)
Charger: Peak wall charger (included)

LOSB0243 - $149.99



















New from Losi:



An agile 4WD drivetrain. A powerful micro motor. And realistic short course details. The 1/24-Scale Electric RTR 4WD Short Course Truck has it all. What’s more, it’s ready to run and comes with a rechargeable battery pack and charger. This truck is fully equipped to attack the short course. All you need to do is take it out of the box, charge the battery and let it rip.

Losi brushless powered micros deliver quicker acceleration and higher speeds designed with the experienced micro racer in mind. Equipped with crystal-free interference-free Losi 2.4GHz DSM radio system these micros can run with the competition without the hassle of changing crystals to find an open frequency. Our lightweight DSM transmitter only uses 4 AA alkaline batteries (included) and comes with a short antennae only found on 2.4GHz systems.

Since it’s a micro you can run it almost anywhere, but for some friendly competition with adjustable jumps and a checkered finish line we recommend running on the optional Losi Micro Track(see optional accessories).

Features:

• 4.8V 220mAh battery pack and charger
  
• 2-in-1 brushless ESC/2.4GHz DSM receiver combo unit
  
• Powerful 8750Kv brushless micro motor
  
• Adjustable composite , oil-filled, coil-over shocks
  
• Durable, molded composite chassis
  
• Shaft-driven transmission gear differential
  
• Micro all-terrain short course tires
  
• Simple bottom-load battery compartment
  
• Threaded axles (no e-clips required)
  
• Beadlock-style Short Course wheels
  
• Micro steering servo
  
• Side nerf bars for collision protection
  
• Realistic front and rear bumper with skid plates

Specifications:

Type: 4WD Short Course Truck
Scale: 1/24
Length: 6.42 in (163mm)
Width: 3.72 in (94.5mm)
Wheelbase: 3.9 in (99mm)
Weight: 5.3 oz (165 g)
Chassis: Extended composite tub
Speed Control: Brushed/brushless, LiPo compatible
Radio: Pistol-style 2.4GHz DSM
Batteries: 4.8V 220mAh NiMH (included)
Charger: Peak wall charger (included)

LOSB0242 - $149.99

Source: RCCA

[forbs]

I Hate these ... but I want one

[mini-z-awd]

i want the wheels of the rally for my sct.

why couldnt they do this in the first place damn you losi

[forbs]

what is the top speed of these things ?

[mini-z-awd]

forbs, on 01 February 2012 - 05:18 PM, said:

what is the top speed of these things ?

i have the same motor in mine but i use a 2s lipo and i get around 25mph ive had it as high as 30mph but ive heard of some people getting them over 50 mph but then they become a bit mad to drive but very funny to watch.

i would say with the setup you are getting there you could get as high as 15-20mph with the nimh depending on gearing aswell

Edited by mini-z-awd, 01 February 2012 - 05:25 PM.

[Stock_Nitro]

Presumably if you have a Spektrum TX you can simply swap in the ESC/RX unit and not have to worry about changing the servo for a 3 wire one as well now?

Seeing as I don't have a Spektrum TX; it doesn't help me out much

Turnigy Trakstar 18A ESC for me still when I get around to doing it.

[forbs]

will these have a lipo cut off?

[mini-z-awd]

forbs, on 01 February 2012 - 05:30 PM, said:

will these have a lipo cut off?

they should have. the old esc you can get had one with the program card

[dopeydog]

Noo why didn't they solve the tiny battery problem!

[Stock_Nitro]

Zippy 2S 350mah work fine for me.......

Loads of run time.

[dopeydog]

Stock_Nitro, on 01 February 2012 - 08:32 PM, said:

Zippy 2S 350mah work fine for me.......

Loads of run time.

Crammed 2S 420mah into my micro DT and runtime is poor if outside.

[Stock_Nitro]

I'll do a stop clock time and let you know mate I did find my SCT ran a lot longer than the Micro-T that I had though.

[mini-z-awd]

Stock_Nitro, on 01 February 2012 - 08:32 PM, said:

Zippy 2S 350mah work fine for me.......

Loads of run time.

i couldnt get my zippys into the battery tray without bulging so i went with the carbon chassis now i have no problems with them fitting. also try fitting one of those rhino 360 2s lipop`s you can get from hobbyking in there as theres no chance and i get good runtime outside or inside atleast 20mins mostly just bashing the hell out of it

[dopeydog]

Stock_Nitro, on 01 February 2012 - 09:31 PM, said:

I'll do a stop clock time and let you know mate I did find my SCT ran a lot longer than the Micro-T that I had though.

Oh ok. I might just do it tomorrow. I'm using BB motor and just find that it doesn't last long if in a carpark going flatout the whole time.