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 Post subject: Redcat Tremor 18e pro
PostPosted: Sat Oct 31, 2009 2:30 pm 
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Anyone tryed one of these? 169.00 rtr
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Motor Type Electric Brushless KV4811 RC 370
Transmission
Drive System 4 Wheel Drive
Length 245mm
Width 106mm
Height 82mm
Wheelbase 150mm
Ground Clearance 7mm
Fuel Tank Capacity
Chassis Type Fiberglass
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Speed Control High Quality ESC for Brushless Motor
Battery 2/3A, 7.2V, 1100MH Ni-MH
Radio System 2 Channel AM

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 Post subject: Re: Redcat Tremor 18e pro
PostPosted: Sat Oct 31, 2009 7:10 pm 
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The wind hobbies ferret, that some of us have owned, is supposed to be the same as the tremor buggy. This thing is based off the touring car version of the tremor. Not the best for a short course truck, but I bet if you got enough guys in on it, it would make a cool carpet class for short course mini racing. My Ferret has held up to more power and larger tires in offroad use, so I imagine this rig is pretty durable.

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