Getting started with RC cars can be difficult. Faced with a huge range of options and choices, finding the right car for you can seem incredibly complex. Below you can find all the information you need to get of to a good start. Do you still have questions? Contact us and we will do our best to help you find the car and products that suit you.
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What type of RC car should I get?
Understanding all the different types of RC cars, how they differ and which suits best to what you want to do is a big challenges when purchasing a new RC car. So we've listed all the various types available and helps you decide on which RC car is best suited to you and your RC needs.
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Should I get a RTR (Ready-to-Run) or Kit RC car?
A Ready-to-run (or RTR in short) RC car comes fully assembled and includes everything you need to get started, where an RC kit lets you choose and install individual parts. A mix between the two are Tamiya RC cars, which requires full assemble, but comes with most parts, except servo, transmitter and batteries.
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