Eachine EAT14 RTR 1/14 2.4G 4WD 75km/h Brushless RC Car US$130.99 / A$186.48 AU Stock Delivered @ Banggood

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This is the brand new Eachine EAT14 rc car, you can get some information from the review here
Ship from AU warehouse,free shipping,incl GST and one week delivery.

Function:
Forward,backward,left/right turn,proportional throttle and steering

Features:
All metal chassis bottom,alloy gear,2845 3400kv brushless motor and 60A esc
All terrain off-road vehicles,grass,snowfield,gravel,road
Hardware oil shock absorbers,four wheel independent shock absorber system,can effectively reduce the vibration when driving in high speed

2.4G frequency remote controller,it has great advantages,even there are other people in operation of car in the same space,the frequency will not be interfered with the same frequency

NR wear-resistant tires

Package included:
1X RC Car
1X Battery(Built in)
1X Transmitter
1X Manual
1X USB Charging Cable
1X Cross Sleeve

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  billybob2015 on 11/02/2022 - 21:31

  Seems good, watched a few videos, fastest I saw was 61km/h

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  dhype on 11/02/2022 - 21:43

  +2

  Looks like this car is based on wltoys 124017 v1 and suffers from really bad cogging.

  I have the wltoys 124017 v1 and the cogging is so bad it is almost unusable - really takes the fun from the car in the grass /dirt

  Better off finding and getting the wltoys 124017 v2 with the updated motor, esc and 19T pinion which fixes the ridiculous cogging problem

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    Duff5000 on 11/02/2022 - 22:59

    Glad i havent bothered with any of the brushless ones yet.

    We have a few a959b/979b, a 12428b and a 124018 and havent had any drive issues.

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    skid on 12/02/2022 - 07:54

    There is an upgrade kit to fix the cogging on the v1. If you just change the pinion, the cogging will be fixed but the car will be slower. The upgraded motor will bring the speed back up.

    https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005003732288777.html

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  GeneralSkunk on 11/02/2022 - 22:27

  +1

  Ah don't show me this. I've just spent 2hrs trying to fix my kid's MN99s using replacement parts that Banggood sent me. After a day of use my son plugged in the battery backwards and it killed the motor controller. Lucky I'm an electronics engineer, so I ordered a replacement IC. I mean, not even a reverse polarity protection diode in it. Anyway that was fixed after some solder work (after waiting 3 weeks for shipping, my kid wasn't happy). A week of use afterwards (not harsh/hard use), one of the diff cogs started slipping, so it was RWD only. A day later the same problem happened in the motor transmission. Borked completely then. Complained to Banggood and convinced them to send me a new motor and a 'upgrade' diff/axle shaft. Well the latter is useless. I had also ordered 'upgrade' suspension parts and none of it is compatible with the 'standard' bits, so you have to hack it, break bits to get it together. I'm going to try to get it going RWD only now and let my kid play with it as is, hopefully it lasts more than a week.

  The quality of this stuff is pretty bad. I'm surprised they can charge >$100 for it. I want to chuck it and buy something decent.

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    Sandyspunkwinkle on 11/02/2022 - 22:40

    I’m interested in getting something like this for my son, thanks for your insight. If you do end up getting something you think is more reliable please share.

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      Duff5000 on 11/02/2022 - 23:03

      Had a look at the 124018?

      https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005003408382298.html

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      jdawgydawggy on 11/02/2022 - 23:36

      Or the 124019 if you prefer that body style, I love mine!

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    tunzafun001 on 11/02/2022 - 23:12

    Pulled out my 'Jet Hopper' the other day (not used in 35 years). It still works perfectly. Absolutely flogged that thing. We created a ramp off the roof of the house. Never broke a cog…. Not made like they used to.

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      Duff5000 on 12/02/2022 - 00:08

      +2

      I still have my old Tamiya RC car. Used to jump it off all sorts of things.

      I think the significantly lower speeds back then helped quite a bit with the durability.

      Edit, also adjusted for inflation they were significantly more expensive.

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      GeneralSkunk on 12/02/2022 - 07:51

      Ahh yes! I have a Madcap that I’m trying to get parts for, I might upgrade the motor and get it an ESC. And lithium-* battery. I remember my old 7.2V NiCad would last less than 10 minutes from a full charge. I used that car for a couple of years until the tyres got bald and the engine cogs wore down. Also need some more steel bearings.

      These sets were expensive, but you got good quality.

      Re the MN99 stuff, the upgrade bits don’t come with any info or manual, to have to work it out and it’s not straightforward.

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  username1 on 12/02/2022 - 17:59

  Buying similar products from a local hobby store isn’t much more expensive than this and at least has proper warranty.

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    Duff5000 on 12/02/2022 - 19:37

    +1

    Got a link to an example?

    They were not even remotely close when I last looked.

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      username1 on 13/02/2022 - 12:48

      I’ll be honest I don’t know the specific spec differences, but something like this looks similar even though it’s 1:10 scale

      https://www.hobbywarehouse.com.au/hsp-94107-106ma2-black-rc-…

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        Duff5000 on 13/02/2022 - 14:39

        +1

        Couple of things, that's an online store. I thought you were meaning like local bricks and mortar stores. They are better prices than the stores i thought you were talking about though.

        Car itself is a brushed setup, not brushless. Only 28kmh according to their page, less than half what the car in the deal does. EDIT: uses Nimh batteries as well instead of lipo?

        Also looks to use far more plastic than the "EAT14" (what a stupid name though).

        Their 60 kmh brushless one is around $300 https://www.hobbywarehouse.com.au/hsp-94107top-11v-66001-2-4…

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  Nugs on 14/02/2022 - 11:57

  "1X Battery(Built in)"
  Yeah, nah
  .