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    Redcat Racing Danchee Ridge Runner 1/10

    The Danchee Ridgerunner offers a ready-to-run 1:10 scale rock crawler experience with premium features typically unavailable at this budget-friendly price. Designed to deliver an affordable yet rewarding rock crawling adventure, it includes a 1500mAh Li-ion rechargeable 7.4v battery pack with a USB balance charger cable, minimizing the need for frequent battery changes on the trail. The oversized battery tray accommodates a standard size 2S LiPo pack if desired. The included 2.4GHz radio boasts four distinct steering modes, enhancing versatility and adaptability in various situations.
     
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    Vehicle Scale: 1/10
    Transmission: Forward and Reverse with 4-Wheel Steering
    Dimensions:

    Length: 512mm
    Width: 265mm
    Height: 230mm
    Wheelbase: 320mm
    Ground Clearance: 82mm
    Wheel Specifications:
    Diameter: 118mm
    Width: 42mm
    Speed Control Type: 2in1 ESC/Receiver Brushed
    Radio System: 2.4GHz Radio System
    Servo Type: 2x Hi-Torque Servos for Front & Rear Steering
    Battery: Li-ion 7.4v 1500mAh & Charger Included (USB Wall Outlet Not Included)
    Needed to Run: 3 AA Batteries for Radio
     
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    Source: https://www.redcatracing.com/products/danchee-ridgerunner-rc-crawler-4-wheel-steering-1-10-brushed-rock-crawler

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    Gaz!

    Wow, thats a bit of a weird one…..

     

    the axles having the motor mounted on them will aid in crawling and stability but those motors are a bit small for a 1/10th scale (unless the portal gearing takes stress off the motors) same with the lipo. Whether thats to keep prices competitive i dont know….

     

    you could stick a full on lightweight crawler chassis over those axles and i think it would be a decent little beginners crawler. It shares more similarities to the En Route Berg and the greatly missed Axial Xr10 than to regular scale crawlers.

     

    could well be a winner….

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