September 8, 2020

T-Works 3mm Phillips screw driver

T-Works continue to release their line of 60mm tools with the announcement of this 3mm Phillips screw driver. Like the rest of the tools in this range it features a 60mm long hardened steel tip and a lightweight aluminium tool handle that has the tool size represented on the top by machined rings for quick and easy reference.

Source: T-Works [rc-tworks.com]


September 8, 2020

Xceed aluminium ball joint tool

New from Xceed comes this CNC-machined aluminium tool for assembling composite ball joints onto steering rods. Small and lightweight it comes in very handy and is easy to use. Black coated, it is laser-engraved with the Xceed logo.

Source: Xceed [xceedrc.com]


September 8, 2020

Ultimate 7500mAh Graphene 4S LiPo pack

Ultimate Racing release their new 4S 120C 7500mAh graphene HV LiPo battery stick pack. This 15.2v 4S battery is a standard size equivalent to two 2S stick batteries and weighs approximately 560g. It comes with an XT90 connection to avoid false contacts and a separate balancer cable for use during the charging process.

Source: Modelix [modelixracing.com]


September 8, 2020

OfficinaRC A800 aluminium bearing housing

OfficinaRC have presented their new aluminium bearing housing for the Awesomatix A800. Manufactured from the highest quality aluminium and proudly made in Italy, this version allows a higher or lower position of the differential (by 0.3mm) compared to the stock bearing housing or their previously released OFC-BH. This allows you to increase the traction and stability of the car or make it more aggressive when changing direction. Designed for those looking for maximum precision and smoothness from their model.

Source: OfficinaRC [monacorc.com]


September 7, 2020

Bittydesign Vision MP10e buggy body shell

Bittydesign have introduced the most eagerly anticipated version of their Vision buggy body shell, that for the newly released Kyosho MP10e. The lid’s design will offer an easier to drive and more balanced feeling thanks to a mid-advanced cab, side pod and rear side flaps shape that optimises the aerodynamic characteristics. In addition a flap behind the engine area guides the air towards the rear wing for a smoother and more directed airflow around the shock tower and lower wing mount. The pre-cut body is moulded from high-quality 1mm Lexan polycarbonate, it comes with window masks, overspray protective film and a decal sheet.

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September 7, 2020

Infinity T-shirt USA edition

Creation Model have released their new team Infinity T-shirt USA edition. The same design as worn by the team at the 2019 IFMAR 1:8 Onroad World Championships in California, this shirt comes in black. Featuring the Infinity logo front and back with USA flag embellishments, the sleeves sport the World Champion logo on one with the Infinity, Indofoods, SMJ and IFS logos on the other. Available in all sizes from S to 4XL.

Source: Creation Model [creationmodel.net]


September 7, 2020

Team Powers DCS V3 digital brushless servo

Team Powers have announced the upcoming release of their new DCS V3 digital brushless servo. An evolution of their V2 servo, it now supports Super Response mode with the highest response speed. A hybrid steel and titanium gear-train ensures exceptional durability in demanding racing conditions while keeping the same steering response. Full details will become available in time of the release.

Source: Team Powers [team-powers.com]


September 7, 2020

Nikko Haheim takes Norwegian cup

The Norwegian Cup race was held this past weekend at the upgraded facility in Lørenskog. This was a 2 day event with 3 qualifiers on Saturday and 3 mains on Sunday, so there was plenty of time to wrench and just enjoy a nice weekend with fellow racers. In the mod touring class Olav Dahle ended up taking the TQ honours ahead of Nikko Haheim and Helge Johannessen in 3rd. In A1 Nikko put Olav under immense pressure from the very beginning and after a few laps he opened a gap Nikko was trough. From there he could bring the car to the line some 6 seconds ahead of Mathias Nedrebo who came in 2nd, followed by Oyvind Stusdal. In A2 Haheim made a better start and managed to out drag Olav down the main straight and take the lead. From there he could control the gap back to Helge who came in 2nd, the result enough to secure the overall race win, and with it the Norwegian Cup title. With Nikko sitting out A3 Helge would go on to win the last main securing 2nd for the race with Mathias Nedrebo able to claim 3rd overall.

Source: Xray [teamxray.com]