FMC XR 311 1:12

Name: FMC XR 311 1:12
SKU: 2-58004-1
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Produktnummer: 2-58004-1 Kategorier: Bil, Biler, Radiostyrt

FMC XR 311. Kommer som byggesett.

540 motor og TBLE-02S fartskontroller (ESC) medfølger.

Må kompletteres med:

Radio og mottaker
4.8 ~ 7.4kg servo eller sterkere, eller både sterk og vanntett
NiMH eller LiPO batteri
Batterilader
TS Lakk
X/XF/LP penselmaling til detaljer

Bruk av NiMH batteri anbefales, eventuelt ekstern LiPO alarm eller annen fartskontroller ved bruk av LiPO.

Det er grunnet at TBLE-02S sin cut-off er beregnet for LiFE batterier.

Fra produsenten:

Image shows finished model.

【 Tamiya’s First R/C Buggy 】　This is a re-release version of the 1/12 scale R/C XR311, Tamiya’s first R/C model with a suspension system, which was originally released in 1977. While maintaining the basic layout of the original, this re-release version incorporates modern improvements. The injection-molded body captures the vehicle’s purposeful look. Interior parts and a driver figure are included for even greater realism. 。

【 Refined Chassis Details 】　The 2WD duralumin chassis frame features a rear-mounted motor rear-wheel drive layout. The battery is positioned down the center of the chassis with the receiver and ESC on either side for exceptional balance. 4-wheel double wishbone suspension features upper and lower H-arms and adjustable metal torsion bar springs. Fully-enclosed gearbox may be assembled with one of three different gear ratios.。

【 Specifications 】　●1/12 Scale　●Length: 400mm, Width: 168mm, Height: 139mm ●Wheelbase: 256mm ●Weight: 1,800g　●Type 540 Motor ●Rear-Wheel Drive ●Tire Width/Diameter: (F/R) 29/77mm　●Tread (F/R): 138mm ●Duralumin Frame Chassis　●3-Bevel Differential ●2-piece Steering Tie-Rod ●4-Wheel Double Wishbone Suspension with Metal Torsion Bar Springs ●Gear Ratio=9.3:1, 16:1, 21:1

【 Separately Required Items 】　●Finespec FM Radio Control System w/ESC 　●R6/AA/UM3 batteries for transmitter

The information on this page is current as of Feburuary 1, 2012.