AMain Hobbies has
Arrma Fury 223S BLX 1/10 Brushless RTR 2WD Short Course Truck (various) on sale for $199.99 - $15 (apply coupon code
JUNE1526 in cart) =
$184.99.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member
araif1 for finding this deal.
Available:Includes:
- 1x Fury 223S BLX 1/10 Brushless RTR 2WD Short Course Truck
- 1x Pre-Installed Spektrum SLT 45A 2-in-1 ESC & Receiver with DSC & IC5 Connector
- 1x Pre-Installed Spektrum 4000kV Brushless Motor
- 1x Pre-Installed Spektrum S681 Metal-Geared Digital Servo
- 1x Spektrum SLT2 2.4GHz Transmitter
- 4x AA Batteries for Transmitter
- 1x 2mm Hex Driver
- 1x 2.5mm Hex Driver
- 1x Wheel Wrench
- Product Manual
Needed To Complete:- 1x 2S or 3S LiPo Battery with IC5 Connector (7.4-11.1V)
- 1x Compatible Battery Charger
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Your 6yr old will crash it, but they're going to have a blast tearing around too. The throttle limit and DSC (dynamic stability control) will help them learn. The arrma trucks are very tough and can take a beating. Depending on where you're driving it might be worth the extra $50 to get the Senton 223s which has 4WD and will probably be a little easier to control on varied terrain. Can't go wrong with either though or get both if you can so that you two can race and chase each other. That's a lot of fun.
Both trucks also let you run either a 2s battery for around 35mph top speed or a 3s battery for around 50mph top speed. So you can stick a 2s battery in the truck and then throttle limit it to 50% to keep things really manageable. Then pop a 3s at 100% for you to go for a 50mph rip.
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Is this thing gonna be a pain to maintain?
Will my 6 year old crash it?
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Is this thing gonna be a pain to maintain?
Will my 6 year old crash it?
Your 6yr old will crash it, but they're going to have a blast tearing around too. The throttle limit and DSC (dynamic stability control) will help them learn. The arrma trucks are very tough and can take a beating. Depending on where you're driving it might be worth the extra $50 to get the Senton 223s which has 4WD and will probably be a little easier to control on varied terrain. Can't go wrong with either though or get both if you can so that you two can race and chase each other. That's a lot of fun.
Both trucks also let you run either a 2s battery for around 35mph top speed or a 3s battery for around 50mph top speed. So you can stick a 2s battery in the truck and then throttle limit it to 50% to keep things really manageable. Then pop a 3s at 100% for you to go for a 50mph rip.
Your 6yr old will crash it, but they're going to have a blast tearing around too. The throttle limit and DSC (dynamic stability control) will help them learn. The arrma trucks are very tough and can take a beating. Depending on where you're driving it might be worth the extra $50 to get the Senton 223s which has 4WD and will probably be a little easier to control on varied terrain. Can't go wrong with either though or get both if you can so that you two can race and chase each other. That's a lot of fun.
Both trucks also let you run either a 2s battery for around 35mph top speed or a 3s battery for around 50mph top speed. So you can stick a 2s battery in the truck and then throttle limit it to 50% to keep things really manageable. Then pop a 3s at 100% for you to go for a 50mph rip.
Your 6yr old will crash it, but they're going to have a blast tearing around too. The throttle limit and DSC (dynamic stability control) will help them learn. The arrma trucks are very tough and can take a beating. Depending on where you're driving it might be worth the extra $50 to get the Senton 223s which has 4WD and will probably be a little easier to control on varied terrain. Can't go wrong with either though or get both if you can so that you two can race and chase each other. That's a lot of fun.
Both trucks also let you run either a 2s battery for around 35mph top speed or a 3s battery for around 50mph top speed. So you can stick a 2s battery in the truck and then throttle limit it to 50% to keep things really manageable. Then pop a 3s at 100% for you to go for a 50mph rip.
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ended up going with the 223s (probably overkill for having my dog chase it) but what battery would you recommend for it? I have 0 RC experience since a short stint in the hobby back in middle school lol
Spektrum 5000mah 3s lipo
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Spektrum S155 charger
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Spektrum 5000mah 3s lipo
https://www.horizonhobb
Spektrum S155 charger
https://www.horizonhobb
haha i'm totally not joking! I walk my pup 3+ hours a day and she whines. I need to have her run nonstop or i pay the price. I mostly started looking at cheaper RC cars but wanted something better for me to mess around with as well! Ended up getting the 4X4. I havent touched RC cars in so long I'm worried I won't know how to maintain the thing. Looking into a mesh cover now haha
Go through the paperwork it comes with to find a detailed parts breakdown. You can also find interactive breakdowns on their website where you can just click to order the parts you need if something breaks.
Senton 223s exploded view - https://www.arrma-rc.com/en/inter...RA4303V
Fury 223s exploded view - https://www.arrma-rc.com/en/inter...=ARA352
Go through the paperwork it comes with to find a detailed parts breakdown. You can also find interactive breakdowns on their website where you can just click to order the parts you need if something breaks.
Senton 223s exploded view - https://www.arrma-rc.com/en/inter...RA4303V
Fury 223s exploded view - https://www.arrma-rc.com/en/inter...=ARA352
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