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Old 27-07-2015
Benson Benson is offline
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Default Nitro or electric?

Hi all,

Having raced for 5 years in the early 90's at club and competition levels I've always had the intenton to return. The only problem I'm having is how much the technology has changed with brushless motors and lipo batteries, which I all find very confusing.

I have an origional RC 10 Worlds which is in need a or a rebuild and a RC10 B2 which in in need of a complete new front end. (danm kerbs).

Any advice on where to get parts for the B2 would be much help. Whats the most these models would handle in regards to brushless motors and lipos?

Thinking of buying a HPI Firestorm 10t Nitro for something to mess around with to see if my partners younger boys take an intrest before I spend money on new electircs and rebuilds? Is this a good idea?

As I've never owned a nitro I've done some research and read some reviews and understand that this is a good option and good fun for beginners.

Any advice would be much appreciated as I'm not sure which route to take, although I feel which ever route I take I've got a lot to learn.

Any answers of comments on any of the above would help.

Thanks for your time, Ben
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