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Ask any longtime R/C racer about the orange boxes and they will know exactly what you mean. From 1978 to 2016, Novak Electronics of Santa Ana, California built…
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Ask any longtime R/C racer about the orange boxes and they will know exactly what you mean. From 1978 to 2016, Novak Electronics of Santa Ana, California built…
Read moreA quick note from the owner for readers here: alongside the usual RC finds, I am also offering two vacant lots I own, both with owner financing available.…
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In 2006, brushless power was race gear. It lived in serious 1:10 buggies and trucks, it cost serious money, and putting it in a 1:18 car from RadioShack…
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If you read the ProPulse User’s Guide’s upgrade pages, one hop-up got top billing: the Twin Motor Conversion Kit, part 60-9514. It was the factory’s headline performance option…
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Long before 2.4 GHz took over, a serious surface radio looked like this: JR’s R-756, a 3-channel FM/PCM computer radio with a pistol grip, a telescopic antenna, and…
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Every ProPulse owner who has read the back of a T100 box has seen the line: Twin Motor Conversion Kit – 60-9514. It is the top of the…
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If you go looking for the ProPulse in a RadioShack catalog, you will not find it – and that is not because it was never sold there. It…
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A quick note for searchers: this guide covers the Direct Connection SP Series of vintage RC airplane engines and their parts — the model-aircraft line — not the…
Read moreExplore the Funco Sand Car’s terrain choices, gearing tradeoffs, preparation, maintenance and parts identification before you buy.
Read moreA practical long-form guide to choosing the Maxx, comparing it with larger trucks and building a dependable repair and spare-parts routine.
Read moreUnderstand the XRT’s race-inspired layout and plan a complete setup, useful inspection routine and model-specific parts record.
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