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July 6, 2007

Daily News Round-up

Red RC - Daily Round-up

A summary of other news pieces from around the internet today in our Red RC Round-up:

> Round 3 of the Hungarian Off-road National Championship – Link [teamxray.com]
> GS Racing report from their 2007 International Cup in Portugal – Link [gsracing.com.tw]
> Top Spanish Mugen racer Daniel Vega joins Team Maugrafix – Link [maugrafix.com]
> Beautiful packaging from the Team Magic G4+ Limited Edition – Link [cmldistribution.co.uk]
> Xray report on the European Nordic Championships – Xray [teamxray.com]
> Hot Bodies have lots of build videos online for their Cyclone D4 – Link [hbeurope.com]

July 6, 2007

RC TV Live Show – Show 704

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We were contacted by the presenters of the US made online TV show, RC TV Live, to tell us about their program. While i had heard of the show before i hadnt looked closely at it until now, and from what i’ve seen it looks like a solid and professionally made show. Presented by Jeff Maturo and Mike Boylan, the show is on its 704th episode (above), and it focuses on product reviews, tech tips and from what i can see, in depth analyses of the technology in RC, so be sure to check it out.

Source: RC TV Live [rctvlive.com]

July 6, 2007

Team ART X1 Prototype buggy

At the start of this week we showed you a picture of the new prototype X1 buggy, which is a conversion kit based on the Academy SB-V2 4wd buggy. Well today more information and pictures were released from the Korean company and it turns out that this buggy will be ready to be raced at this years IFMAR World Championship in Japan in September. We presume the car will be piloted by a Korean racer but that has yet to be announced. In the meantime you can have a look at some close up pictures of the buggy and admire all the carbon fibre and purple anodising.

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July 6, 2007

Protoform Frizbee 1/8th scale body

Protoform Frizzbee 1/8th scale body

Beating the expected official announcement from Protoform by 10 days or so, RC Tech user, ElliotCanada has a photo of their new 1/8th scale Can Am body, called the Frizbee (not sure if thats the final name or not?). Taken at the recent Canadian Nationals in Hamilton Ontario, the new body is the American companies 2nd new release for this category in 3 months, with the release of the Shadow back in mid May. The body itself sports a number of unique elements such as the lowered center of the rear wing and the use of dimples on the front corners, something similar to what first appeared on the Central body at the end of last year. We will bring you the official word when it is hopefully released later this month.

Source: RC Tech [rctech.net]

July 6, 2007

HARD X-Buggy Starter Box

H.A.R.D. have announced its entrance into the starterbox market with the release of the their new X-Buggy / S-Circuit starter box. These starter boxes not only look great, with their aluminium finish, but are powerful as well as compact, lightweight and very versatile. The incredibly powerful single motor setup makes it perfect for 1/8th cars, especially when starting stubborn buggy engines and the variable mounts mean you can adjust it to fit almost any type of car.

Source: HARD [hard-racing.com]

July 5, 2007

Daily News Round-up

Red RC - Daily Round-up

A summary of other news pieces from around the internet today in our Red RC Round-up:

> Xray dominates the 2nd round of Italian EP touring car Nationals – Link [teamxray.com]
> Neo Buggy interviews ROAR Nationals winner, Adam Drake – Link [neo-buggy.net]
> Team Magic report on the G4 & Motonica Meeting from Fiorano – Link [teammagic.com.tw]
> The BX1 buggy from Blade Racing is finally ready for market – Link [buggy-sport.info]
> De Vallier & Serpent crowned Italian Junior Champions – Link [serpent.com]
> Ruben Francisco wins 5th & final Portuguese EP TC National – Link [petitrc.com]

July 5, 2007

Atomic RC Body Stiffeners & Mini-Z case

Atomic RC Body Stiffeners

Atomic RC have released 2 new products today, touring car body shell stiffeners and a Mini-Z protective box. Made from lexan, and sold in a set of 5, the body stiffeners are deisgned to fit any modern touring car shell and are fixed in place, on the roof and sides of the body, using 2 sided tape while the stiffening struts of lexan have been creased to provide a solid structure. Next up is this nifty hard board protective case for your Kyosho Mini-Z, which will allow your car to fit securely and, using foam bridges, keeps it securely in place while protecting it from damage.

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July 5, 2007

Kawada TA05 Pro Kevlar white belt

Japanese firm Kawada have announced that in the middle of July they will start selling these pro belts for the Tamiya TA05, as well as for their own Sigma 2 chassis. This new white belt differs from the original which uses glass fibres for strength, by using kevlar, which not only means it is very strong and resists strectching but its also softer and therefore provides a smoother drive train for your car.

Source: Kawada [kawadamodel.co.jp]