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ARRMA 1/10 Granite Voltage 2WD Brushed Mega Monster Truck RTR (Blue or Black) Expired
$100
$149.99
+ Free Shipping
Horizon Hobby has ARRMA 1/10 Granite Voltage 2WD Brushed Mega Monster Truck RTR (Various Colors) on sale for $99.99 w/ promo code VOLTAGE. Shipping is free (via economy/smartpost 5-10 days shipping).
Thanks to Community Member cloudiett for finding this deal.
Available Colors:Includes:
Thanks to Community Member cloudiett for finding this deal.
Available Colors:Includes:
- GRANITE VOLTAGE 2WD
- ATX101 2.4GHz Transmitter
- MEGA SRS ESC and Receiver (EC3 connectors, IC3 compatible)
- MEGA 20T 540 Brushed Motor
- ADS-5 SRS Waterproof Servo (5 kg-cm, 70 oz-in)
- 1800mAh 7.2V 6-Cell NiMH Battery
- ADC-N6 6-cell NiMH Wall Charger
- AA Batteries
- Product Manual
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Edited April 24, 2023
at 09:22 PM
I love mine, it offers so much fun for the $100.
$50 Off with Code VOLTAGE. Ends 4/30. ⓘ
https://www.horizonhobb
$50 Off with Code VOLTAGE. Ends 4/30. ⓘ
https://www.horizonhobb
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I got tired of seeing this thing on my workbench after the third time it broke in a year with fairly light usage, and now it's been sitting in my garage for another year waiting for me to crack it open again (something with steering this time).
I didn't even drive it that hard--this car just kind of straddles the two worlds of "very fast hobby grade RC" and "budget plastic parts grinding on each other". By the time you replace all the plastic stuff with metal, you probably should've just bought a more expensive RC.
As great of a deal as this car is (I actually got it for $60 a couple Christmases back), it's kind of hard to recommend to someone who doesn't know what they're signing up for. It's going to absolutely blow the doors off of all the junk you've tried off-the-shelf at Target, but it also might leave you wishing you bought just a liiiiiitle bit more car.
The Boost Line up looks really great as an alternative and probably why this one is marked down.
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Love it for the price.
For anyone with kids, I'd say 6 and above is a good age to use this in smaller spaces. My younger son is 4 and he just holds the throttle and crashes it into things.
Thanks for the info! I'll probably pick this one up then. Do you have any recommendations for LiPo brands or where to get them? Looks like car/truck LiPos have a lower discharge rating so I probably shouldn't get batteries from my typical drone spots
One tip from the items that broke: Wire tie the drive motor wires to prevent them from bouncing around when in use. That bouncing ends up fatiguing the connection and causing it to break.
Charging is great for ease of use. You will need to be a slight mechanic to tune a gas car and get it to run well my first gas RC was a steep learning curve and almost made me give up in it.
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Don't let that scare you but also don't be careless. Over charging, blunt impact or puncturing the cells can lead to a significant fire.
The body is easy to break though. I am playing without body because it costs $40, lmao. I could just buy a new one
https://www.amazon.com/Zeee-5200m...1051&ps
I use duct tape to reinforce where the body connects to the frame, it helps prevent cracking. So far quite a few crashes/flips without major damage
No issues fitting the batteries in, there's a groove for the wires and the stock battery tray slides out to allow for the bigger battery
I got tired of seeing this thing on my workbench after the third time it broke in a year with fairly light usage, and now it's been sitting in my garage for another year waiting for me to crack it open again (something with steering this time).
I didn't even drive it that hard--this car just kind of straddles the two worlds of "very fast hobby grade RC" and "budget plastic parts grinding on each other". By the time you replace all the plastic stuff with metal, you probably should've just bought a more expensive RC.
As great of a deal as this car is (I actually got it for $60 a couple Christmases back), it's kind of hard to recommend to someone who doesn't know what they're signing up for. It's going to absolutely blow the doors off of all the junk you've tried off-the-shelf at Target, but it also might leave you wishing you bought just a liiiiiitle bit more car.
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