January 25, 2007

Robitronic Sniper tool series

Robitronic Sniper tool series

Robitronic have extended their rather cool looking Sniper tool series with the addition of a philips screw driver, a metric set of nut spinners and an imperial set of nut spinners. The tools feature hardened tips for guaranteed longer life and sweet looking ergonomic handles and all the sizes are engraved in the handle so there is no confusion.

Source: Robitronic [robitronic.eu]


January 25, 2007

Much More Volcano 19T Modified Motor

Much More Volcano 19T Modified Motor

Our partners RC Forum have yet another scoop on Much More with their release of the Volcano 19T modified motor in Korea. Nothing else is known about the actual motor or when it will be released outside of Korea but when we find out we will let you know.

Source: RC Forum [rcforum.co.kr]


January 24, 2007

oOple builds the Tamiya TRF 501X

Tamiya TRF 501X by oOple

Red RC isnt the build and review type of site, we like to just carry product and racing news and other interesting bits but we always make an exception for when oOple does a build and review article, they are the absolute best you can get. This time round Jimmy has built the all new Tamiya TRF 501X and as usual he has gone into all the fine details and pictured everything along the way and then compared it to other similar cars on the market, not only all that but he has thrown in an interview with team driver Hubert Hönigl too.

Just check it out here and while your there check out the TrakPower 4900mah LiPo review too.

Source: oOple [oople.com]


January 24, 2007

Serpent release Mega ZX21 DSII+

Mega ZX21 DSII+

Serpent have released the updated version of their ZX21 DSII, the DSII+. Featuring and updated combustion chamber and piston, the new motor allows more consistent tuning as well better reving thanks to the smaller contact between the piston and the liner. The engine has the same part number as the previous DSII and is available now.

Source: Serpent [serpent.com]


January 23, 2007

Peak Racing PowerFlo 35 IB4200 WC Matched Cells

Peak Racing PowerFlo 35 IB4200

Peak Racing have released their new PowerFlo voltage enhanced Intellect (IB) cells, the same type of cells that won last years World 1/12th title in the hands of David Spashett. Continual updates to the PowerFlo voltage enhancement process, and increased discharge rates during testing ito 35 amps, to more realistically portray actual racing conditions, have made these cells some of the best you can get.

Team versions contain the cream-of-the-crop cell with maximum run time and voltage with low internal resistance. HV (high voltage) versions feature lower run times, but are perfect for stock, 19-turn, and spec class racing due to their very high voltage coupled with minimum internal resistance.

Source: RCCA [radiocontrolzone.com]


January 23, 2007

Murnan Modified Team Orion Wasp 12 CRF

Murnan Modified Team Orion Wasp 12 CRF

Murnan Modified Motors have released their latest beast, the hand modified Team Orion Wasp 12 CRF. Famous for hand tuning motors, Uriah Murnan has gotten his hands on this already very quick motor and did some great work to it. The engine now has more torque, more power, and much crisper throttle response, while maintaining very good fuel consumption. The crankshaft has also been lightened and reshaped to maximize power and efficiency.

You can view more pictures of the engine here… content


January 23, 2007

Upgrade RC coloured pit mats

Upgrade RC coloured pit mats

Upgrade RC have announced the upcoming release of their new multi coloured pit mats. The same as their really great, long lasting, black pit mats, the guys at Upgrade RC weren’t content with just their new pit mat decal but had to make the mats themselves available in different colours and so now you’ve got blue, orange, yellow and grey. Available soon.

Source: Upgrade RC [upgrade-rc.com]


January 22, 2007

Diggity Design release the 3D12 and CD12

Diggity Design CD12

Diggity Designs have released official information on their new 3D12 and CD12 as well as some nice pictures. Last week we showed you the 3D12, so in the picture above you can see the prototype CD12 (the released car will be black metal and carbon), which allows the cells to be mounted sideways whilst the 3D12 allows for centrally mounted cells.

The new rear pivot is ultra light and easy to replace when/if broken. It uses a milled nylon 6/6 block and a TC4 shock bottom ballcup together with low profile hex ball. Both versions utilize the new ballcup pivot with CRC one-piece side links and rear spring design wich makes this the hottest pivot set-up available and only found here at Diggity Designs!

Check out the images of the cars here and the full information here.

Source: Diggity Designs [diggitydesigns.com]