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New for the 1/27 or Mini-Z classes, Team Powers International have introduced n updated brushless system comprising of motor and ESC. The MBX V2 brushless motor is sensored, 15% smaller than their previous iteration and is available in 3500KV, 5000KV & 7000KV. The new version M-Radon V2.1 Brushless Speed Control for Mini-Z has upgraded features compared with the M-Radon V2.0, including 2 extra item functions (Limit Power and Limit Power Range) added into the software to improve the pick up linearity for mini drift or touring car. Some hardware components. have also been upgraded for better stability and reliability.

ESC Specification:
– Battery Input Voltage: 2S LiPo
– BEC: 6V/1.5A
– 1/27 motor Limit: 10000kv or below
– Max Ampere draw: ~20A per phase
– Size: ~22.5×13.5x9mm (not include the plug)
– Weight: ~4.5g (without any wire installed)

Source: Team Powers [team-powers.com]

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Two new option parts for the SWorkz S12-2 with a new aluminium gearbox mount and brass rear lower arm holder. The gearbox support mount is a strong alloy part connecting the chassis and gearbox and will reduce the flex and twist at the rear chassis meaning the rear suspension has less grip, especially useful for high grip carpet tracks. The rear lower arm holder (RF) is made with high quality brass and weighs 15g. Built exactly the same size and shape as the stock rear lower arm holder, it can balance the rear chassis weight distribution of the S12-2 buggy.

Source: MW RC Cars [mwrccars.at]

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The Halloween Classic 2020, hosted by NORCAR at the Gate in Brunswick, Ohio, was the kickoff event to the 2020 carpet season. Limited to a total of 40 drivers due to local state guidelines, the race was sold out with RC racers eager to get out and start racing after many months of quarantine. The track is a permanent CRC Black Carpet track with a subfloor underneath it for a super smooth racing surface while the layout was technical and had high traction. Factory RC America/Xray team driver Max Kuenning was able to reset TQ in every qualifier of the stock class with the all new X12’21. In the final he was able to lead from tone to tone to bring home the win ahead of fellow Xray driver Fabio Evangelista in 2nd and John Dickson (Awesomatix) in 3rd.

Source: Xray [teamxray.com]

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