Brushless Robitronics Stinger EST-2
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Brushless Robitronics Stinger EST-2
I reviewed this car a couple months ago. $120 budget car, but tough as nails. All I did was drop a 5700kv Sidewinder brushless in it, and a pair of Proline M3 Step Pins in the rear, and she flys.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONCQWCN2yzM[/youtube]
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONCQWCN2yzM[/youtube]
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Re: Brushless Robitronics Stinger EST-2
Well, you can never go wrong with a Sidewinder I never heard of Robitroincs... are they new? Great video btw.
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Re: Brushless Robitronics Stinger EST-2
Robitronics is an Austrian company. They are the European distributor for Axial and Losi. Here in America they're known for their Protos buggy and Mantis truggy that include Axial .28s. I seen a guy with one and honestly I thought it was a plastic POS. For the same $279 you could get the CEN Matrix R2 or the Ofna LX-1, both are better deals, and Ofna's parts availability is excellent. The Axial Spec 1 engines are nothing more than basic RTR engines. The Axial RRs are screamers but by no means anything special, and by this point completely irrelevant to the subject. Any rate, 1/8th scale stuff aside, this car is new and aimed right at the Traxxas Rustler entry level market, and so far the only weakness I can find is the flimsy body. There is a lot of wheel slop, but it doesn't seem to effect it.sidewinder wrote:Well, you can never go wrong with a Sidewinder I never heard of Robitroincs... are they new? Great video btw.