Goolsky- HBX 2098B 1/24 2.4GHz 4WD 4WS Devastator Rock Crawler RTR with Double Servo Off-road RC Car

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Not a huge fan of big wheel monster trucks anyway, but this is disproportionate to the point of deformity. Experience precise control and unmatched agility as you maneuver through tight turns and navigate challenging obstacles. One very cool feature is that you can easily switch between four different steering modes, with just a press of a button on the transmitter.

Mode 2 where the front and rear wheels turn in opposite directions was the setting that I initially stuck with as it made the turning radius much sharper.Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH). The steering speed itself is fine with the kit included servo's, they are quite responsive and they are proportional. The plug on the charger is a euro 2-pin type but it also ships with an adaptor if you are in the UK or USA. Just wondering if there are body shells out there that will fit and look better (doesn't have to look like a real life vehicle as long as it looks good), and maybe easier to take off to charge and perhaps be made to a higher standard too. Ours developed a fault on boxing day,which was a massive disappointment for my son who received it for Christmas.

The big feature of this truck is that it has a range of steering modes so both the front and rear axles are the same with a servo mounted on both of them. so here it is, i bought this devastator on 2016, after playing for about 5 months, the battery started showing some problems. Here I started to really see some of the benefit of changing the steering modes as the truck balanced on the edge of a rock and I wanted to turn it to reach onto the dirt. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. Read more about the condition New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging is applicable).I had made a very steep incline with one of my pit boxes and it had no issues ascending up it, when it reached the transmitter case the sticky tyres just kept pulling the car up until it eventually rolled over. I would advise you to ensure that the screws are all tightened (I used threadlock on the screws that hold the links). I happened to have a single SG90 of unknown quality (no sticker, could be a genuine TowerPro) and decided to swap the motor as a test.