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Can you run a motor off of an old battery pack?

Sure, you can run a motor off of an old battery pack, but why go to the trouble when your charger can control the voltage and duration of the run, and even give you feedback throughout the process? If you've never owned a charger capable of motor break-in, here's some good news: the APS Dyno Charge has your name written all over it.

How much does it cost to get into competitive electric off-road racing?

There are so many product options out there that if you own a transmitter and charger already, a little research can get you into competitive electric off-road or on-road racing for about $350.00-$400.00 (if you don’t, an additional $150-$250 should do) with solid equipment you can grow into and actually win at most any level.

What RC racing vocabulary do you need to know?

Simple RC Racing Vocabulary that you need to be familiar with: Corner Marshal (marshaling): Track duty after your race in which you will flip over or get crashed cars back on the track Transponder (Lap Counter): Little Small (usually red) electronic transmitter that is used to record your lap times

What is motor run mode on a battery charger?

The most basic motor run mode lets you run a motor at anywhere from 0.1 to 8V, and can handle a sustained current draw of 20A (above and beyond two other notable chargers on the market). A solid motor break-in stand is included with the charger, and the stand has a reflective RPM sensor built into it.

How much is the Latrax SST?

At $129.99, The LaTrax SST is right there with its competition. However, it’s a truck with a very fair value given the more durable steel components included. I appreciate the scale connection, which makes it even more enjoyable to me.

What is a Latrax SST?

Equipped with All-Weather electronics, the LaTrax SST is designed to be an all purpose vehicle built for racing, bashing, snow, rain, puddles and of course mud. Initial inspection reveals a simple and familiar layout; I see before me a truck ready for some thrashing.