A1 Final 4wd buggies at the 1/10 Electric Buggy European Championships 2006 in Vienna, Austria
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@jairdabrini please convince them; I’ll produce for them!
Holy frigging hell. I thought our boys at RC excitement in Fitchburg were fast.
Why doesn’t Eurosport broadcast shit like this? Beats most of the boring sports that are on nowadays – and wrestling come on?
Great control guys, it takes a lot of time and effort to perfect skills like this
awsome man sweet
lol
hey do the racing lines for rc and full size cars differ at all?
Get a nitro. I got a electric and it just keeps breaking but i drive it in races and drive it deep so they are alot of fun if you get the right brand. get a losi or traxxas. dont get HSP HPI or any other brand. my buggy is a HSP XSTR-PRO and just keeps breaking. Good for bashers.
Great video and track and some pretty skilled drivers
Nice video
Such a great video. Love all the different camera angles, the names on the starting grid and the positions that show up during the race!!
hello asked how I pay my radioccomande to my car because she lights does not run my car I have put into the small size of the stack my sela does not please me thank you answer: 4wd nitro model radicator heat
im going to buy a electric buggy for the first time any tips anyone please help
i bought an 4WD buggy, i can make it 2WD and reverse so i think that 4WD i waaaay better xD
Gas is the only way to go. BAJA 5B. Besides gas, I think electric is taking over with all of the advancements in the last few years.
what wood happend if you put in a rc buggy the speed 9000 (graupner airplanes)and put 44.4 volt than it will go fast like an airplane
i’m going to buy the radicator 4wd from graupner
electric i hope it go’s fast and that the thing is strong enough for me but i think so doe’s anyone no a buggy that goe fast have some spare parts if i brake parts and below the price from 150 euro’s x:d
Good Race !!
awesome track
4 wheel drive pulls it more through terrain
Good race!
ok, thx! i shall try for the 4wd
electric is newer better than nitro or gas!
thay go faster!
im sortof half way between nitro and electric… and then halfway between 2 wheel drive and 4 wheel drive… all my trucks are 2 wheel drive… They can go a little faster, but they dont handle as good as 4 wheel drive…
i would agree that electric is better, though i haven’t got one yet, but will. i tried nitro… bad. so what electric is better: 4WD or 2WD??
Electric… cheaper parts alot less and easier maintenance. Outdoors and wet tracks is usually best with a 4wd like my new bj4. I hardly ever maintain my electrics and certainly not as much as my old mugen mbx5t nitro truggy. A full set of wheels and tires for one set alone cost $110 plus for my old nitro!!! YOU WILL SPEND ALOT MORE TIME MAINTAINING A NITRO!!! I am seasonded and have had over 10 nitro’s from RTR’s to my coveted Mugen truggy and 8ight buggy.
Electric:
PROS: faster, more torque, lighter, charge and go, all terrain (even underwater with certain electronics)
CONS: Charge time can be an hour or more
Nitro:
PROS: generally faster out of the box, bigger, can normal conquer rougher terrain, sounds great as it has an engine in it and more fun for people who like mechanics.
CONS: more prone to trouble, constant tuning usually, fuel has to be stored properly, can be too noisy depending where you live, fairly messy with all the oil and fuel