January 8, 2009

Factory Team B44 LiPo battery cradle

New from Factory Team for the Team Associated B44 is this LiPo battery cradle. Replacing the stock NiMH battery holders, it means the LiPo batteries can be installed securely without messy double-sided tape or adhesives. Specifically sized for use with Reedy’s 5100mAh and 4200mAh saddle pack LiPo batteries, the cradle is CNC machined from light and durable 2.5mm woven carbon fiber. With internal dimensions of 68.9mm x 46.9mm, other hard case LiPo batteries that fall within this measurement can also be used.

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January 8, 2009

Much More premium fuel tube holders

Much More have created 2 new premium fuel tube holders for use in gas cars. Machined from aluminium and anodised in black or gun metal, the holder is mounted to the car using the 3mm hole and helps secure the fuel tubing in place.

Source: Much More [much-more.co.kr]


January 8, 2009

Team Losi 8ight-T 2.0 Race Roller

Losi have released their 8ight-T 2.0 Truggy race roller. Professionally dialed and assembled in a race-ready configuration, the 8ight-T 2.0 builds upon the innovation of its predecessor by offering 37 newly engineered features and design elements, including an extended-length chassis with Tuned Flex Technology (TFT) 2.0, longer front and rear arms, updated suspension geometry, lightened shock towers, revised radio tray design, and much more.

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January 8, 2009

Xceed PS1 30A Power Supply

Following on from their first entry into the electric goods market, Xceed have released the PS1, the company’s new power supply. This 30A professional power supply is perfect for powering multiple chargers and other necessary equipment all at once. It has a strong aluminium case with 2 output connectors set into the rear, while the front sports 2 USB connectors allowing you to charge your audio player, phone or camera.

Source: Xceed [xceedrc.com]


January 8, 2009

Cube Racing 4600 SE Competition cells

As announced in December last year Cube Racing have now released their new 4600 SE Competition Spec cells for high competition racing. Available in sets of 5 and 6, these special edition batteries offer maximum performance with super long run times.

Source: Cube Racing [cuberacing.net]


January 8, 2009

RB Concept black hat

So you race an RB engine but your RB cap just isn’t keeping you warm enough, then get yourself this cosy RB wooly hat.  Black in colour, it not only keeps your head warm making it easier for you to focus, but shows your brand allegiance with the embroidered RB logo on the front.

Source: RB Products [rbproducts.com]


January 8, 2009

Fastrax AllStart Cool Flame Starter Box

Fastrax have come out with this AllStart ‘Cool Flame’ Starter Box. Compatible with in-line or side-mounted, 1/10th and 1/8th, on or off-road cars, this is one of the most versatile starter boxes currently on the market and is now available with pre-painted with the Fastrax ‘Cool Flame’ design.

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January 7, 2009

X-Factory appoints new Team Manager

X-Factory have announced the appointment of Paul Sinclair to the position of Race Team Manager. Already the Chief Engineer, Paul will now handle both positions. “So much of our engineering work comes through the Team that it makes sense to do both those positions,” said Paul. “I’m in daily contact with most of the drivers already, and of course we discuss competition-related things as well as new designs, so this really won’t be much additional work.” Company President Chazz said, “Sales of the X-60, released in December, have been spectacular, taking all my time, and now we’re working hard to bring the X-6 Squared onto the market. X Factory sales have taken off in the past year, and I’ve got so much to do that I often am unable to handle Team-related issues on a timely basis. I’m so happy that Paul is relieving me of those responsibilities. Our race Team is in capable hands and will be much better served.”

Source: X-Factory [xfactoryrc.com]